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breakyerself
3d ago
This is where I learned about it. Veritasium video https://youtu.be/ksn5yrsC3Wg?is=GIaOMC0Jqg7qptlC
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breakyerself
4d ago
There's an AIDs drug that no longer exists because of an isomorph of the drug compound that formed and spread making it so the original compound couldn't be made anymore.
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11d ago
When you find yourself stuck in a hole the first step to solving the problem is to stop digging. We're still digging at a superhuman speed. Meanwhile here you are talking about how you aren't worried because ladder building techno
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15d ago
I don't think it's his responsibility, but that was the outcome. I would say most of the responsibility lies with the fossil fuel industry and their PR agencies who funded propaganda that took advantage of the situation.
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19d ago
In that same time period we discovered global warming and ocean acidification as well as developed better ways of getting power. The only downside we've discovered for having an accepting immigration policy is xenophobic backlash. I do
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19d ago
I think Al Gore did more harm than good. He made himself the face of global warming and it helped spark a partisan backlash. There was a time when Republicans were not particularly skeptical of global warming. That shifted as climate change
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19d ago
For decades the US has managed to be the most powerful economy in the world while taking in tons of these immigrants. Rejecting them is likely to have a negative impact. Xenophobia comes at a cost.
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22d ago
Do not conflate fossil fuels with all petroleum products. With concern to global warming we are primarily concerned with things you light on fire to generate electricity. There's no reason to mention things that aren't being lit o
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22d ago
Not long ago fossil fuel use was growing exponentially. The fact that its flatlined is a major turn in the course of history. There's no reason it can't begin to decline exponentially at any time.
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breakyerself
24d ago
We shouldn't be burning agricultural products for fuels. We should be electrifying and using synthetic fuels made from CO2 and renewable energy where we can't.
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28d ago
No ability to prevent cancer? Ever heard of the HPV vaccine? I had polyps removed from my colon 10 years ago. There's a decent chance those would have developed into colon cancer by now. Prevention is a major part of reducing deaths fr
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breakyerself
28d ago
Alternatively alternatively the government could subsidize medical school for doctors and nurses reducing financial barriers and allowing more medical professionals without lowering standards.
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28d ago
I think their point was that it's not a good feature if even the owner doesn't use it. So there's no reason to copy it regardless of patent status.
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1mo ago
Even 250mb seems like a lot for this.
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2mo ago
Just met an electrician laid off from building Microsoft data centers.
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2mo ago
If it's copyright is expired why not?
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2mo ago
I just make them fast and I add a little slurry of potato starch and water or milk to the eggs. Around a teaspoon to 2 or 3 eggs. I just get the pan hot, add oil, dump in the eggs, shake the pan with the fork agitating, but not touching the
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2mo ago
I don't have any nonstick. It's not that hard to cook anything or to clean stainless or cast iron. For cast iron/carbon steel 99% of the time I run it under water and rub it with my hand and it comes clean in 30 seconds. Rare
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2mo ago
If it's able to spoof human identies it could set up a front company and use money it steals or earns to directly pay for the hardware it needs.
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2mo ago
Nice try Elon Musk. Lina Khan is fucking awesome.
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2mo ago
Sad that in 2026 were getting excited about gas powered vehicles.
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3mo ago
Reality really seems to have a left wing bias and grok us well known to have right wing views directly forced on it where the rest it's likely more of an emergency property. Especially as grok used to be a different animal politically.
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3mo ago
What about moving a box of zines?
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3mo ago
How the fuck are ocean buoys based on skin color?
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3mo ago
I've heard that before and it makes a lot of sense.
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3mo ago
Those were all ultimately for profit companies. You can only get so far with basic science if some bean counter is looking for a return on investment in the near future. What those companies did is notable, but I think you are overselling t
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3mo ago
Just having keywords associated with DEI could get a project defunded. Thee government isn't just defunding liberal projects. Look at the millions being thrown out on ocean monitoring because the Trump admin thinks global warming isnt
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3mo ago
Don't worry. They'll blame immigrants and elect even more radical right wing politicians.
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3mo ago
You can aquire a billion dollars. Nobody has ever earned a billion dollars.
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3mo ago
A fair shot would be hiring based on qualifications and not race, relion, etc. There seems to be no end to people wanting to perpetuate a status quo that advantages themselves. You might feel differently if you were part of a group that f
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