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by hmm37 6d ago
I agree. However, I thought it was interesting that the article states that there were animal studies that apparently support this...
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Tylenol use in pregnancy may be linked with uterus, ovary changes in daughters(reuters.com)
6 points by hmm37 6d ago|2 comments
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by hmm37 13d ago
"During the 2023 episode over the Virginia Air Force base, Coast Guard personnel boarded a Chinese-flagged frigate off the East Coast under the guise of a routine safety check, according to multiple sources. But they found nothing defi
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by hmm37 2mo ago
The Eastern neighbors all also had way more outside funding....
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FAA lets Boeing sign off on 737 MAX, 787 airworthiness certificates again(cnbc.com)
196 points by hmm37 2mo ago|118 comments
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by hmm37 2mo ago
TPUs are on the 7nm node. I assume that this what their chips will be like.
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by hmm37 3mo ago
The tariff route is what happened in the 1970s under the "chicken tax", which still exists today to protect the US light truck industry, and is pretty much the reason why SUVs reign supreme in the US market. SUVs are classified a
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by hmm37 3mo ago
Now they just need to get rid of stuff like Sec. 622 of this bill proposal ( https://www.congress.gov/119/bills/s4615/BILLS-119s4615pcs.p... ) which would give all US intelligence to Israel.
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by hmm37 4mo ago
Whenever I read about this, it always just sounds like nonsense to me, and probably another American agency simply trying to do some security testing. They said the same thing was happening around NJ a couple of years ago. How many countr
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by hmm37 6mo ago
Very similar to Zhuangzi (Daoism). 荃者所以在魚，得魚而忘荃蹄者所以在兔，得兔而忘蹄言者所以在意，得意而忘言吾安得忘言之人而與之言哉？ The fish trap exists because of the fish; once you've gotten the fish, you can forget the trap. The rabbit snare exists because of the rabbit; once
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by hmm37 6mo ago
Generally, historically it didn't because of what happened during the Sui Dynasty, which was short lived. The lessons from that period is still fairly engrained in the mindsets of Chinese people.
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Manjaro Linux 2.0 Manifesto(forum.manjaro.org)
5 points by hmm37 6mo ago|1 comments
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by hmm37 6mo ago
Showing your id at a liquor store doesn't have near the same issues of invasion of privacy, and big tech companies sucking down all your information, etc., while knowing your exact identity.
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by hmm37 7mo ago
In China at least the equivalence of WWI and WWII was basically the Warring States period (around 400-200BC), where tons of people die, therefore generally a strong dislike for war in Chinese culture. I always thought that WWII created a s
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by hmm37 8mo ago
CMUS for me, and for internet radio pyradio.
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by hmm37 8mo ago
I'm curious if you could just sideload the international version, or are there checks/it automatically accesses the US servers based on location.
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by hmm37 8mo ago
Exactly it has more to do with which end of the stick you're on.
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by hmm37 9mo ago
This is great. A few years ago, I decided to buy a WII U, since I have basically every Nintendo console system since the NES. But the gamepad screen was broken and I couldn't sync the gamepad to the screen until I fixed it. And I tr
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by hmm37 9mo ago
Perhaps Trump Jr's Unusual Machines.
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by hmm37 9mo ago
Even if US seems like it's acting in bad faith here, I rather the Pope not step into politics of this sort and concentrate more on the religious realm. It seems like the papacy would be stepping backwards if it got more involved in po
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by hmm37 10mo ago
Except for a very important one. Taiwan is not internationally recognized as an independent country by almost all nation-states. And those few that recognize Taiwan (or rather ROC) as a country do not recognize PRC as a country. You may s
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by hmm37 10mo ago
The Malacca Straits not being that wide, would make it easier for China's carrier killer missiles to destroy them.
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by hmm37 10mo ago
Huawei at least is giving their source code to be scrutinized. What can be said of other vendors?
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by hmm37 11mo ago
Is the per capita still rising rapidly? China's CO2 growth levels have already started leveling off, and actually showed a slight decline as of late. https://www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-clean-energy-just-put-c...
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by hmm37 11mo ago
But commercial jet liners aren't as important to China for security. They have high speed railroads for that.
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by hmm37 11mo ago
I'm pretty sure there were children where the parents basically locked them in cages or chained them to a post in the basement, where they had almost no social contact, etc. And in these cases they were considered effectively mentally
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by hmm37 1y ago
It's the opposite here. It's as if the dotcom is investing into Cisco and Sun, so that it can buy servers and routers from them.
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by hmm37 1y ago
No... because the warrants can only be exercised if the share price is at certain points. If AMD goes down, the warrants can't be exercised at all. E.g. we know at least one share price points is when AMD shares are worth $600/s
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by hmm37 1y ago
They were building new coal plants that were far more efficient, while also closing down extremely old inefficient and dirty coal plants. So overall it was a net gain.
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by hmm37 1y ago
You shouldn't use it to compare other nations, but compare the same nation to it's prior years to see a trend.

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