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    Comment #34891650

    I seem to recall the fatter growth rings they put in on spring/summer increasing the density of the wood. You could be right though, I'm having trouble finding it on Google tbh. Th…

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    Comment #34891433

    We've already got super trees (genetically improved). These are selectively bred trees, not GMOs; stuff that gets super site-specific, like 'north side of a hill within 100ft of a …

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    Comment #34885520

    I'm asking this in the wrong place, but does anyone know why coreutils doesn't include sha3 or derivatives?

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    Comment #34884800

    > We may need to wait a generation until people who have grown up in this world and can filter feed on the information can create/disseminate narrative adapted to the new rate of i…

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    Comment #34876017

    Sounds like a decent thought to me.

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    Comment #34875928

    "Belief is the death of thought" Robert Anton Wilson

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    Comment #34875750

    Along these lines...I'm surprised the HN crowd isn't into blogging in markdown, published in a git repo. About as simple as it gets and you don't get tied to a single platform. You…

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    Comment #34875610

    I happen to know someone in the music industry. Not huge, but you might have seen them on MTV and you've probably heard their hits. They say modern songs get written by a huge grou…

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    Comment #34854335

    lol, the same journal that referred to women as "bodies with vaginas."

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    Comment #34848853

    Yep. Power or internet goes out where I live fairly often and you'd have to drive at least an hour to use anything but cash. Another commenter already mentioned natural disasters, …

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    Comment #34836978

    Actually I have them in my family (epi pen and all), but I've met many more people with false allergies that use them to justify disordered eating habits or something else (hilario…

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    Comment #34831440

    I suspect most people with food allergies actually just have an eating disorder, or anxiety/hypochondria issues. I wouldn't rule out sociogenic "food allergies" either. Look at the…

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    Comment #34830379

    IMEI is tied to cellular radio and has been used to track people's movements through stores for quite a while now. /notanexpert

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    Comment #34823109

    There was a security researcher in NYC that wrote about recovering his stolen scooter with an Airtag that discussed part of this question. At least some of the shops know they've g…

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    Comment #34822973

    I know Kroger (or QFC) has been doing this for ~6 or 7 years. My wife would start getting targeted ads for things that were in areas we lingered around for more than a few seconds.…

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    Comment #34791832

    How about that Star Trek episode where they simulated all conflicts in a program and then killed the real soldiers which were lost in the simulation? Sometimes I wonder if TV was e…

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    Comment #34784164

    Oh boy, can't wait to hear old Switchblade on the CB again.

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    Comment #34784113

    I've heard about this, but it is surprising how little coverage it gets compared to other things. If you were to tally up how much airtime each news story gets, plotted against the…

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    Comment #34770093

    WHO IS LTT

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    Comment #34756911

    Relevant: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1096959/Myst...

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    Comment #34756126

    There's a scientist that thinks they found some live silphium: https://allthatsinteresting.com/silphium