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throwaway198846
5d ago
I see, thank you for the prompt response, I think calling them close allies is overstating it.
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throwaway198846
5d ago
> Japan, and South Korea have continued operations in Iran that allowed them continued passage. 1.How do they pay Iran considering the sanctions? 2.Do you think EU shouldn't sanction Iran even though they violated NNPT and their te
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throwaway198846
7d ago
Whould they? If things are too predictable they would be out of job.
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throwaway198846
8d ago
It will be interesting to see if it can come up with a cheaper to construct graviton detection experiment
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throwaway198846
18d ago
Is the other way possible - a heat pump which heat and similar to this setup? If so you attach a solar thermal panel to such pump and store the heat in thermal battery to be used by Einstein-Szilard Refrigerator for constant cooling.
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throwaway198846
2mo ago
A computer could solve them by creating the right technological ,social, rhetorical and economical solutions but that would lots of money anyway
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throwaway198846
2mo ago
Why?
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throwaway198846
2mo ago
But is the recipe the same or different?
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throwaway198846
3mo ago
I would argue traditional media need subsidies similar to those that exist in most democratic states for healthcare
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throwaway198846
3mo ago
I meant the worse part
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throwaway198846
3mo ago
> Eisenkot or Bennett take up the mantle, which is arguably worse. As far as I'm aware there is no reason to believe so
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throwaway198846
3mo ago
> "Netanyahu is universally pardoned, but must GTFO of the country and leave politics entirely" Such an option was offered to him and was refused.
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throwaway198846
3mo ago
There is no amount of nuclear capability that can stop a party you are major threat to from attacking you. See Hamas attacking Israel. Of course Iran will still enrich uranium because they are an excellent negotition leverage.
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throwaway198846
3mo ago
How much land do data center use and of which type of land?
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throwaway198846
3mo ago
These are not new or unpredictable impacts.
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throwaway198846
4mo ago
What do you think my username mean? Some kind of a dog whistle? In reality it is me misremembering 196884 from monstrous moonshine.
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throwaway198846
4mo ago
When was the USA a high trust society?
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throwaway198846
5mo ago
Automated theorem provers can't prove this problem. Which non-trivial Math problem you think are thougher than this Erdos problem?
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throwaway198846
5mo ago
Sometimes I really don't get why my comment is downvoted.
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throwaway198846
5mo ago
I kind of agree with you there is only enough area for solar for 150 million people (even if we assume all land is solarable) but there is no reasons we couldn't eventually have everyone with a milion Claudes with fusion. Edit: There i
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throwaway198846
6mo ago
Can you show me a recent war in a democracy where women had greater percentage of supporting a war than men?
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throwaway198846
7mo ago
You just made me imagine switching lanes microtransactions as a solution which made my soul shudder in a deep seated disgust, so I had to share it.
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throwaway198846
7mo ago
fractional tempi sounds fascinating
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throwaway198846
7mo ago
Is there a service I can upload a file and get one made and shipped to me? Not necessarily this grament language but others. I have an old and unusual garment I want in an adult size.
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throwaway198846
7mo ago
They have exceptions for manufacturing defects
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7mo ago
Well one link deeper says "Restrict the export of textile waste" but I'm still unclear why they preferred these measure over a carbon tax. Edit: "To prevent unintended negative consequences for circular business models t
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throwaway198846
7mo ago
Can they ship it outside the EU and then destroy it? What happens if truly nobody wants those clothes? Why not just put a carbon tax per weight?
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throwaway198846
7mo ago
So wikipedia is now part of the supply chain (informally) which means there is another set of people who will try to hijack Wikipedia, as if we didn't had enough, just great.
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throwaway198846
7mo ago
This is quite common
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throwaway198846
7mo ago
I feel vindicated by reverting to the old windows 10 notepad.exe
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