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jajag

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    Comment #41766133

    > Religion is often used to segregate humans into opposing tribes You can say that about absolutely any belief, whether religious or not

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    Comment #41504413

    > This is will force a political crisis no it won't > as the government is complaining it has no money to build houses no it isn't

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    Comment #41302623

    That's an overly simplistic approach.

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    Comment #41302616

    The paper addresses this briefly, and suggests additional mechanisms to do with UV effects on different skin layers (e.g. NO mediated vasodilatation) may be involved.

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    Comment #41186877

    > Seizing the plant and rigging it to explode as a quid pro quo demand for Russia to leave the Zaporizhia NPP I honestly don't see that happening. There's a diplomatic game being p…

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    Comment #41186841

    For what it's worth: https://x.com/Heroiam_Slava/status/1821274958879977633 https://x.com/Tendar/status/1821222650191982674 https://x.com/bayraktar_1love/status/1821219526668898710…

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    Comment #41185778

    > Ukrainians always insisted what they are fighting to protect the homeland. Just what do you think they're doing if not that?

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    Comment #41185750

    It's quite a bit more than that. I've seen reports of 40-50 surrendering in just one location alone - smaller numbers in multiple reports from other locations.

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    Comment #41114348

    The Kimberly rock drawings are some of the oldest in Australia, and an intrinsic part of Aboriginal culture in the region which they are found. Assigning their origin to a non-abor…

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    Comment #41111147

    The Nature article is here https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-07447-4 Somebody (I don't remember who) suggested that Australian Boabab trees were potential evidence of the …

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    Comment #41099675

    I'd highly recommend the book "The Old Ways: A Journey on Foot" by Robert Macfarlane in which the writer describes walking the Ridgeway and other walks in the UK and other places. …

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    Comment #40739625

    > But I do believe they got the syntax wrong - should have been "from fs import { readFile }" so that auto-complete works. Personally, I prefer the "import x from y" format because…

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    Comment #40627626

    In a similar vein, I recently came across Peter Laurie's Beneath the City Streets ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beneath_the_City_Streets ) in a second hand bookshop. Despite belo…

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    Comment #40428197

    https://archive.ph/1tEgl

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    Comment #39799726

    Assembly theory might eventually provide some useful tools in this area https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assembly_theory

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    Comment #39799676

    It already has with the BSE crisis, and I'm not sure if we 100% understand how close to a much greater crises we came. I remember there was period in the UK back in the nineties wh…

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    Comment #39737999

    I think you're confusing intelligence with consciousness

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    Comment #38967301

    Earlier post about this with link to the university's press release: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38960728

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    Comment #38384810

    A link to the actual post: https://old.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/181241a/amazon_sol...

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    Comment #38332682

    > people who still don't believe that decentralized blockchain networks are the future of payments Imagine if the network was working but at 7 global transactions per second and ea…

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    Comment #37485795

    In Ireland's case, both apply - there's an inability to build and there's defacto rent caps. Plus until very recently, an eviction ban.

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    Comment #37203506

    Here's an RTE News article on the tragedy. You can see from the photo that yes, it was pretty rough still: https://www.rte.ie/news/2023/0820/1400656-cork-ironman/

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    Comment #36960441

    Festina lente

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    Comment #36800647

    > "the past is never finished" Very well said.