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I imagine this is what farriers felt when the automobile came out.

Name chosen on gender change

https://medium.com/@MissMercedes/the-birth-of-mercedes-cb41d...

Nor when it is very competent...

It would be neat to do a large language model trained only on Mark Twain.

Among my peers, some would want to interpret "it was tired" to mean that the road had too many vehicles on it.

If the replication crisis has anything to say about it, colleges seem to be a pretty bad filter.

Did you read the article?

The contamination created by Chernobyl is especially long-lived, not because of the amount of fuel.

The upside down installation in hospitals came up a few weeks ago and if I recall correctly, the reason was that if a large metal object were to fall on the plug, falling on the ground pin things are okay, but if it falls the power prongs things are not okay.

So, ground side up is usually safer.

I do not recall hearing a explanation of why the US naturally installs things to be more dangerous.

It would also place a higher burden on investment home owners so it's not all bad.

And then they turn to piracy for its own sake because they realized how lucrative it was

I got a pop-up asking me to resend data. I declined...

A misspelled "buffoon."

I believe that is an example of irony.

That's the man's name

It's been abused for decades, if you're of the mindset that hiring H1B workers for cheaper is an abuse of the system instead of the intended result.

Not The way I use it, or since you're getting downloaded as soon as many others

The trouble with that logic, as the US courts figured out, was that if the police could be held accountable for misdeeds done while allegedly doing their job then so could other public officials, like judges.

For instance, the judge who refused involuntary commitment for the schizophrenic who killed the woman in Charlotte could be held accountable for their bad judgment.

Judges face almost no consequences for their decisions, and so they think it is right and proper that police should have qualified immunity from similar consequences.

40 years and counting, vs 1 year for Hiroshima

Most of the comments are saying that this is only about the magnetic pole wandering.

However, it also says

'the “entire solid Earth reorients to restore this alignment,” according to the paper. But the core and climate belts remain fixed,'

So this is indeed about physical Earth tipping, and it seems that it's trying to say that it happens during times of "polar wander".

Regardless of what it is saying it is so badly written it has no place in public discourse.

Does it play Doom yet??

Iirc, AA/Sabre knows that a flight identifier is actually carrier+flight number+origin airport+departure date.

But who all calls someone by their full name all the time??

How to i keep my thumb off it during scanning?

Well, Harvard hasn't exactly been a bastion of scientific integrity lately has it?

I wonder if this will be replicable?

People I know who used to be climate change deniers are now saying that even if it's true more CO2 is good for plants so everybody's a winner.

I am pretty sure they will say everything's for the better until it specifically and undeniably affects them negatively.

If the past 30 years have shown us anything, it's that academic credentials and reputation are very difficult to blemish.

Polson is just pushing the knob to 11 because it's louder.

We've been in the dark ages of science for so many decades...

This must be microbe awareness day.

Earlier iirc someone posted

https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/cancer-infections-9.7361622

The USA company my Dad was at in the late 1970s had to change all their software "engineering" job titles because the State of Texas required the licensing of people that called themselves "engineers".

The revelation came up when my Granddad reminisced laughing at the absurdity of my Dad being promoted to a "Senior Software Developer" at the age of 28.

You regularly use "panegyrics"?

I wonder if there is a correlation between the non-seriousness of the research papers and the permeation

There are only so many Beatles songs. Does that explain the replication crisis??

So cover 6% of California in solar panels?

Or nearly all of Maryland?