sockpuppet_12

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by sockpuppet_12 4y ago
Thats fascinating and I appreciate knowing that. About this: > None of these steps need a reader, so perhaps they can form an initial and very inefficient life(almost-life) form. May I ask, have you ever considered if any of these system
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by sockpuppet_12 4y ago
Theorising that high carbon steel can form by mistake in some scenarios is no where even remotely close to the information management necessary to spontaneously create a tesla. And even a Tesla is no where remotely close to the organic cell
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by sockpuppet_12 4y ago
A really good book about circadian rhythms called "Life Time" was just released. Fascinating read if you're interested in it and it goes into details about the way we got to the western model of sleep. And challenges some of
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by sockpuppet_12 4y ago
> tooling Neither did you.
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by sockpuppet_12 4y ago
Azure terrafy
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by sockpuppet_12 4y ago
If you deleted a resource block from a previously applied terraform declaration and reapplied it, how would the provider know that the resource in the environment needed to be deleted verses accepting it as an object not managed by terrafor
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by sockpuppet_12 4y ago
Care to share?
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by sockpuppet_12 4y ago
Public tax funds academia through the govt grants that funds the research.
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by sockpuppet_12 4y ago
The NWT renders Heb 11:1 as "Faith is the assured expectation of what is hoped for, the evident demonstration* of realities that are not seen." (*Or “convincing evidence.”) Those with faith have proof or evidence that can be used
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by sockpuppet_12 4y ago
>Undoubtedly much of it could be pruned out with no undesirable result Such hubris as this is what led us to: - define DNA we didn't and still don't understand as useless "junk" - call the appendix a useless vestigial
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
It's interesting how the pendulum of ideas swings back and forth over history, similar problems arise and similar solutions to them resurface also. It would be great to see that on some kind go graph or timeline.
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
The book of proverbs is worth a read if you're interested in this type of father to son wisdom.
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
Have you considered an alternative world view? While it's true that we experience nothing while we die, there are good reasons to believe that that this life we have on Earth isn't accurately explained by purely materialistic mean
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
Most people think of heaven when it comes to the Bible's view of life after death, but it speaks more about a resurrection from the dead for the vast majority of people who die, to live forever on a paradise Earth. There is something i
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
Is the life of one innocent person an acceptable price for success?
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
Or all life on Earth was designed by the same engineer. Which would explain the similarities in components and designs.
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
Its not even a full clue, it's a 'possible clue'. The weasel word usage of OoL media hype train is so cringe inducing once you notice it.
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
Id like to see a Kubectl get pods -A crash a client
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
It's in the OP
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
I'm honestly taken aback by how middle of the road you are about that situation. In what world is it a good thing that instead of accepting an offer to provide a needed service that you're in the business of, you refuse the offer
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
I'm not convinced that he's not being raked over the coals just for finding and executing a legal way to extort insurance companies for more money than they want to spend.
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
Wikipedia isn't a "global source of truth" anyway, so i'm not sure what they're worried about. They've got serious biases and underrepresentation, and they're kind of under the control of a cabal of elite
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
Hopefully they'll let the farmers repair them when they inevitably stop working at some point.
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
What a time to be alive!
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
Hospitals do this with the flu vaccine as well, every year they require employees to get vaccinated, the employees don't, so they have to fire them because the regulatory penalties aren't worth it, even at the cost of the the brig
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
Genes themselves aren't sentient or self aware, they themselves don't want anything, they can't be described as feeling purpose or direction. DNA is an inert chemical chain encoded with linear and non linear data which is act
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
I suppose if an explicit declaration of authorship is the only thing acceptable to you then you could always see the opening statements of many of the Bible's books. They're quite clear about who composed their contents. Nehemiah
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
> Please provide two examples from the Bible of clear and explicit claims about it's "author" Not the op but here are some claims made by the Bible about its origin. 2 Tim 3:16 "All Scripture is inspired of God and be
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
The reason the situation is the way it is now is precisely because the code being made easy for non-coders increased the popularity and reach of the products. Probably because non-coders also found it easy to pick up and start working with
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by sockpuppet_12 5y ago
> Maintaining existing services Everything a capitalist market teaches us is against this, if they don't obsolete themselves before somebody else can then they will fall into obscurity and ultimately lose what they've built, ju

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