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Fort Bragg Cartel (good/great) Abundance (great) Anxious generation (great) Ishmael (great) Who we are and how we got here (great)
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Big fan of the Notebooks. Hope the offline verison is hardened and available on windows soon enough. These data viz are great dashboard builders but need a local/offline solution for my needs.
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A revolutionary product to disrupt sustainable agriculture.
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Thus my point. Cognitive dissonance at its finest (worst)
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Think most commenters are correct and that tech and screens have usurped more “medicinal” drugs. What I find interesting is the general lack of care among folks here at HN. There was a comment thread about some person in AL alluding to not
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One of the best blogs on the internet right now!
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Wonder if Laundando and associates lurk HN. Surely they are comments about carbon robotics.
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Mysterious Nazca Glyphs Have Just Been Revealed
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Into the Valley: Icing on ATR42
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Agree, but from a political standpoint it's cheap. The subsidies are overall not expensive and it's good to incentivize over production of crops from a nation security standpoint. Below comments are correct, EVs will ultimately be
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That’s an average calendar year most likely. A corn crops roughly needs 20 inches of water to be viable. Corn is usually only grown in 1/3 of the year. We just shouldn’t subsidize crops in this region. If people want to make a run at i
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We don't need western Kansas agriculture's production from a national supply perspective. All of those row crops can be grown in other rainfed places.
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Korean Airlines Flight 007
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Genetic modification can improve crop yields – but stop overselling it
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260 acres is… nothing. Literally.
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I’ll drink to that!
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Come on, we are relying on 17/18/19 year olds to do a proper financial risk analysis on _debt that can never be bankrupted_? Adults have created this mess, don't put the blame on students 'doing what they've been to
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The population of the US is roughly ~330M
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No we are not immune. At all
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Correct. A lot but not all of these are likely legit drug seizures, but there should be absolutely no way LE has free reign like this. Physical cash/gold/asset possession should be protected by all countries IMO
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I think it's simply a matter of bad incentives. Cops get to keep 50% (or some number) of what they seize? A bunch of anonymous people driving through with no ties to the community? Open season is the prevailing thought. Don't know
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They don't need funding. Seward county is virtually no/low crime. They likely could get by with a handful of officers, which the tax payers would likely gladly pay. No a lot of need for LE with 10K residents in the county in argua
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All of the above. Id say >90% don't have a warrant and make up some weak PC (the mentioned air freshener in rear view mirror is popular).
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Nice wad of cash you got there, be a shame if you had to prove provenance...
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Drive through this county everyday. The tricks they got up their sleeve are impressive if you don’t have a local plate. RIP to Illinois and Cali plates. ETA: Yes, everyday you drive through this county you will see cops searching vehicles (
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Cadalliac desert by Marc Reisner
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As a user of both native D3 and the new Plot, it’s a game changer for non-programmers to access this level of plots. My highest recommendation
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Whew, never thought I'd see TLI on HN....Work with those scientist on a different project. Interesting stuff. Acreage on Kernza has been slow to take off though.
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Same, don't know though
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Oh its possible, just not with non organic corn/soy. 100 acres of pumpkins might clear $1M though (yes, decorative pumpkins)
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