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jhpriestley
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About jhpriestley
jasonhpriestley.com @jhpriestley github.com/jhp
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Comment #26298231
What bearing does this thought experiment have on our reality, where Nazi race science is completely false and discredited?
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Comment #26295154
Ah, you're right, Marks clarifies that racists appropriated the term he coined ( http://anthropomics2.blogspot.com/2019/12/i-coined-phrase-hu... ). Siskind obviously was referring …
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Comment #26294106
Hmm, which geneticist coined the term? Oh, it was VDARE contributor Steve Sailer? The one who writes about black genetic inferiority and Jewish control of the media?
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Comment #26293775
Siskind endorsed nazi race science ("human bio-diversity") in a leaked email. The NY times piece hit the nail on the head. https://mobile.twitter.com/arsonatdennys/status/136215319…
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Comment #26150674
Can you point out for me then where the order of magnitude suburban inefficiencies are accounted for?
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Comment #26146673
If Walnut Creek paid an extra $9000/year for each resident then they could easily offset whatever extra environmental cost. Carbon offsets etc are not all that expensive.
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Comment #26143834
Walnut creek (suburban city near San Francisco) budget is about $1500 per resident, Contra Costa county, which contains Walnut Creek, spends about $3500 per resident. San Francisco…
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Comment #26129619
For reference of the many people who apparently have no clue, this is an example of a "hatchet job": https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2003/10/the-fanatic-frau...
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Comment #26070020
"They have insufficient talent or skill, and even less desire, to take on real power centers" funny line in a story that's basically just twitter/clubhouse drama
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Comment #25866961
If you read the news every day then you will certainly hear from the other half of the country. I just checked CNN's front page, and while most coverage focuses on the new Presiden…
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Comment #25783336
I'd be curious to know more, I'll try to take a look at that book when I get a chance. Are you saying, though, that Nazi Germany was very poor relative to its neighbors (e.g. Franc…
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Comment #25783279
Imperial Japan and Nazi Germany were major industrial centers with large cities, educated populations, newspapers, trains, etc. They were vastly richer than peasant societies like …
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Comment #25781299
A lot of the great wars of history have been instigated by rich countries - modern USA, Nazi Germany / Imperial Japan, Spanish Empire, British Empire, Napoleonic France, Roman Empi…
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Comment #25755445
I don't get the joke in naming a laptop after a Nazi stronghold, could someone explain it for me?
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Comment #25675595
I don't really understand what you're referring to when you say that Iran has a choice to improve their people's lives today. The Iranian leadership talked to the USA and worked ou…
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Comment #25652781
Iran's, and North Korea's, strategies are working out pretty well for the people making those decisions. Khamenei, like Kim Jong-Il, looks set to die of natural causes at an advanc…
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Comment #25652350
Yes, why won't Iran simply disarm under US pressure, like Gaddafi and Saddam did?
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Comment #25582906
this is quite an academic exercise since a decade of intensive research hasn't brought us close to working self-driving cars, much less 1x safe self-driving cars, much less 5x safe…
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Comment #25511998
The Rails people never went for SPAs though. Releasing another server-rendering AJAX thing for rails (previous was TurboLinks) no more represents "the pendulum swinging back" than …
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Comment #25444146
or "servers you don't control / can't debug / pay extra for"
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Comment #25402872
Insane that I can buy a fuel-cell Toyota but not an electric. The Hummer is actually going to go electric before the Camry. I get the feeling that Toyota wrote off existing Li-Ion …
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Comment #25019331
If it is past exposures and disease resistence, how do you explain early spread in Wuhan? Why does Aus/NZ enjoy natural immunity but not Indonesia? Quarantines are effective agains…
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Comment #24954226
If the goal is to prevent traffic fatalities then funding self-driving research must be one of the least effective methods. Tens of billions of dollars have been spent and no lives…
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Comment #24771113
90% of PCR-positive subjects in the ENE-COVID test, for example, did also have a positive antibody test. So actual infection numbers might be ~10% higher than the raw numbers from …
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Comment #24769597
I don't quite know what to make of the WHO estimate. I can't find further details about it. I don't think it makes sense to take this estimate and try to extract an IFR from it. Th…