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vertline3
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Comment #20484578
I tip my hat to them. We need some boldness to move forward.
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Comment #20250299
Algorithms aren't rituals, they are more concrete.
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Comment #20230555
I personally am not, but only because I have a secondary thing I have to devote a lot of time to.
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Comment #20225916
China produces so much steel that it is often accused of dumping.
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Comment #20206488
Seems bubbly.
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Comment #20161670
"non-carbon based life" I guess isn't silicon the only other that bonds four ways? Not a chemist but I feel that 4 bonds are a big thing.
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Comment #20034532
There is a documentary from BBC about the history of philosophy of happiness that was on YouTube, in the documentary it is mentioned that the Greek Philosphers had discussed advert…
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Comment #20015871
Well if you are looking at large risky breakthrough, Maybe AI to control fusion plasma? Or maybe something to help promising ideas in carbon capture?
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Comment #20008197
Notepad++ It is minimal and I think Im not supposed to use it.
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Comment #20007900
Not the same issue really. Political stunts can cause damage. I call it a stunt because it was never meant to pass, but it did...
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Comment #20004192
And if the second vote fails, do you have a third and a fourth vote? Until the outcome is desired?
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Comment #20002416
Well they had a vote already, so then with a do over precedent, do officials just keep asking for do overs until they get the desired results? It's messy.
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Comment #19987525
I was just reading that Mars was found to have the remains of an icecap one mile under the surface, so was Mars also hit with a meteor?
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Comment #19946033
I don't think it is different from a work of high craftsmanship such as Chinese Jade carving. But maybe from a kind of labor that is non-skilled.
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Comment #19944689
I think that the idea of prioritizing work that is adding significant value is not so new, to be fair. Professors would go on sabbaticals to finish their book for instance.
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Comment #19942083
What is being branded "Deep Work", was just work before the electronics arrived. Really shows how the new mediums have eroded our attention span.
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Comment #19916689
He started out strong with that witty application to the ex-boyfriend list. However, once the Lady said she was with a surgeon, that was probably the clue that it was time to bow o…
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Comment #19894817
I think partially because the modders don't have to animate walk cycles and limbs moving, the train is mostly static. Also it's the contrast between horror and Thomas's squeaky cle…
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