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Everyone believes their ideology is based on reason and not determined by their sociotope. My sociotope just happens to be the most reasonable one.

I think by "something is wrong" you mean that data has changed and if data hasn't changed then the coordinating method of a distributed system isn't very relevant

"It advances content by interest/topic as opposed to intentional divisiveness..."

Isn't this presuming some insight into their algorithms that we don't have?

I suspect that Stalin read that from Engels. I think that is a reasonable suspicion.

Other social media platforms also provide that ability. I suspect the reason has more to do with TikTok's specific algorithm advancing divisive or otherwise controversial content more than other systems.

I dont think you read the abstract. Theyre adding probes and a resistor to the soil. Theyre not putting current into the soil. The current is generated by microbes in the soil.

Not youtube videos but I would recommend Henry Kissinger's book Diplomacy which talks about this to some extent (although that is not the primary focus of the book).

If your research is not based in experimentation then on what foundation can you argue that you're searching for truth? The same foundation that any religion does?

Why is working on a laptop not recommended in SF?

not everyone wants to give their identity to every street vendor to buy a taco

You also get the benefit that a random blog post may not be updated when it becomes obsolete

How would you test that?

A random text generator can generate copyrighted material.

Is energica really the leader in electric motorcycle sales? I couldnt find any stats but Ive definitely seen some zero bikes on the road and Ive never seen an energica in person

Yeah they get to see red lights and have trouble with HF HAM radio. If youre aware of other effects please share.

Inflation adjusted income has risen pretty consistently. The stat people sometimes cite for that is household income which has more to do with changes in average household size rather than changes in wages

You can definitely get beef tongue in the US.

I live in texas where we havent had a high temp lower than 100F for about a month. Things cannot be close enough for people to want to walk there instead of taking a car.

Im not convinced thats true in all or even most cases

It would probably be more reasonable to compare the cost of building gas stations

It could also just be true. Im not sure why you'd start making assumptions without reasons for doing so

the worker had “intentionally stepped in front of the live engine” on the jet.

It doesnt sound like this is a worker safety issue

Yet those households largely have an obesity problem. Our standard for quantifying "food insecurity" arent similar to actual starvation and food shortages

No part of that is really relevant to the code and it doesnt seem to have any relevance to the fact that it's being removed but it's still an interesting story

From the Abstract: "To our surprise, on average,Operación Convivencia had no impact on reported governance, legitimacy, or crime."

Yeah but then I dont get to hate on anyone.

The priorities at that point would probably be stopping any terrorist threat before protecting endangered birds.

You can't get the sort of low end torque with a turbocharged i4 that you can with a large displacement V8 even if they both have the same peak horsepower. More low end torque give a better throttle response and different characteristics than more high revving engines.

I'm not sure if this is a joke or not. I know lots of young people, myself included, who don't have tinnitus and also like V8s or V-twins motorcycles in my case.

Given the current state of common food I don't think I would agree that it's currently over-regulated.