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4 hours ago
Yep, and the worst thing is, it all depends on the algorithms nowadays.
Posted in: YouTube is failing its creators
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4 days ago
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Elon Musk just announced that SpaceX will livestream its 2023 moon mission in virtual reality, in real time
Musk said he plans to use his future Starlink satellite system to broadcast the mission.
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4 days ago
Comment drunkenninja
/smh
Posted in: How
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5 days ago
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One of the world’s biggest power plant developers just gave up on coal
Japan's Marbeni will no longer build coal power plants. Just 1,600 more plants to go.
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6 days ago
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Fancy a 13,000-year-old beer, anyone?
Researchers believe they have found the world's oldest brewery in a prehistoric cave in Israel.
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10 days ago
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Hello and welcome Carrie, there is a ton of resources here for new bloggers so be sure to read through and post any questions or start up a few threads if you wish to share some of your work. Cheers!
Posted in: Hello Everyone!
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12 days ago
Agreed, I mean if you have anxiety and you take some fake pills, and for some reason it helps you then I'm all for it, but when we're talking about someone with stage 4 cancer and their only reasonable option if they want to survive is proven medicine, hmm maybe I'm against duping people into that.
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12 days ago
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The Best Performing Crypto Is the One That's the Biggest Joke
It’s been a brutal bear market for crypto. Since peaking in early January, the entire space has lost around $640 billion. Every time there’s been a brief rally it’s been followed up by relentless selling. According to OnChainFX, a site that tracks cryptocurrencies, only one coin has seen major gains over the last 30 days, and it happens to be the one that’s the biggest joke of all: Dogecoin. The coin, which was introduced in 2013 as a play on the once popular Doge meme, has surged over 1...
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13 days ago
I believe because it's misleading and advertised as a real alternative to pharmaceuticals.
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2 weeks ago
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I don't know if I would be willing to watch a whole series based on this, but the episode was truly amazing.
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2 weeks ago
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I just heard his track this morning. I guess that shovel he's holding is for his own grave :D
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3 weeks ago
Comment drunkenninja
Dead on.
Posted in: Perfection
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3 weeks ago
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Seattle plans to spend $12 million on prefab homes for the homeless, and it's not the first wealthy tech city to do it
After years of witnessing its homeless population skyrocket, Seattle has developed a controversial solution to alleviate the problem. Both the city and the larger region of King County plan to move forward with a proposal to build $12 million worth of prefabricated modular homes designed specifically for homeless residents. The decision is part of a growing trend of using modular construction — the process of building a unit off-site, then assembling it at a desired location — to address iss...
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3 weeks ago
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Sadly it's much different than the current political system and which US citizens have a legitimate say in the outcomes of elections, etc.
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3 weeks ago
They wont, it's inevitable because it is the one weakness of humanity... we fail to see more than 10 years into the future when it comes to consequences of our actions. In the end, humanity is just a boot loader to something far more intelligent and powerful.
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1 month ago
I can only imagine how things would look like with Pence.
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1 month ago
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California is generating so much renewable energy, it's about to take a break
California's green policy is so successful it needs to slow down for a bit.
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1 month ago
Double positive I guess.
Posted in: Boost for plan to plant one billion trees
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1 month ago
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A Harvard Scientist Thinks He Has a Gene Test for Heart Attack Risk. He Wants to Give It Away Free.
A Harvard scientist thinks he's reached a new milestone: a genetic test that helps identify people who are at high risk of having a heart attack. Can he convince doctors to use it? "I think--in a few years, I think everybody will know this number, similar to the way we know our cholesterol right now," muses Sekar Kathiresan, director of the Cardiovascular Disease Initiative at the Broad institute and a professor at Harvard Medical School.
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1 month ago
Well, what happened was that I used to socially smoke here and there during outings, and the next day I would feel pretty terrible when I had a few cigarettes, I never smoked regularly, but figured if I got the ecig, I can replace it and not smoke when I drink. After a while, I got addicted to the ecigs, and before I knew it, I vaped regularly because the taste of the vape is actually quite nice, and the nicotine in it made me crave it. I guess I just got caught off guard by it because I wanted to do something positive.
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1 month ago
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Boost for plan to plant one billion trees
An ambitious plan to plant one billion trees has got another $240 million from the Government - taking its cost close to half a billion dollars over the next three years. Forestry Minister Shane Jones said Cabinet had approved the creation of a new grants programme and partnership fund to get more trees in the ground and provide training and employment opportunities.
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1 month ago
Your guess is as good as mine.
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1 month ago
Just a tea spoon should be ok :D
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1 month ago
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I used to vape a while back before my kid was born, but then decided to quit. I was never a smoker, but quitting was pretty damn hard, the worst was just the habit of having the esig in your hand, etc.