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modmans2nd

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    Comment #48321711

    There’s a fixed version out there with corrected templates.

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    Comment #48321704

    lol pi doesn’t

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    Comment #48321697

    It is really telling when people say that. It’s clear they think the job of harness development is done by selecting the agent environment.

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    Comment #30993445

    Holland was (and is) a rich country that could afford such floor control systems.

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    Comment #30993399

    When did the 90's invent a time machine?

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    Comment #30993337

    Big farms use crazy automated machines that almost (or do) drive themselves. Maximizing output allows them to set the market price because to generate so much compared to any other…

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    Comment #30993301

    If farmers can't profitably farm they sell the land off to other interests or go bankrupt. People are not choosing to go into farming....at all. thus a bankrupt farm will sit fallo…

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    Comment #28376225

    It’s probably a tool that could be used for generating a likely appearance for helping to find a person to interrogate, similar to eye witness sketches. I would hope it’s never all…

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    Comment #28376218

    For identifying persons of interest from bad footage perhaps. Not so much for positive identification.

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    Comment #28115512

    How about makign a masive push to gen 4 nuclear reactors that can burn what we today call "waste" and then dump coal?

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    Comment #28028726

    but the CO2 has to come from somewhere.

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    Comment #28028721

    It's closed loop but where is it getting the CO2 from for the system?

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    Comment #28025622

    unless they are getting their CO2 from capturing it out of the atmopsphere, I see this as a way to dirty up wind and solor even more than they already are from their manufacturing.…

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    Comment #27821442

    The difference between 95% protective and 88% is more significant than you think if you live in a low vaccinated area. The more exposure to the virus you have the more likely it is…

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    Comment #27755769

    What’s the hypothesis behind that treatment?

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    Comment #27720171

    Yep. They need that narrative to push superiority. Genetic be damned I guess.

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    Comment #27590727

    Prior to this algorithm most Epic customers had an alert for providers to check for Sepsis in a patient. In most cases the Epic tool is an improvement in over alerting.

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    Comment #26432598

    Being underground makes it hard for those wishing to spread it to spread it.

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    Comment #26432587

    Deplatforming it helps prevent it from normalizing in the community.

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    Comment #25810859

    Perhaps a less phonetically terrible name?

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    Comment #25700460

    Let’s not forget, companies still have to remove child porn due to other statues so a repeal of 230 would still result in theoretical liability.

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    Comment #25700447

    They wouldn’t have to stop moderating. Some assholes would sue them and the courts would have to decide how the 1A handles such things.

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    Comment #25700393

    Section 230 doesn’t give social media any more power than they have under the first amendment. It is simply a shield from nuisance lawsuits.