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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

How do I find useful content on the internet in 2023?

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nypost.com 3y ago

House GOP contender claims opponent, Politico pubbed details of Iraq sex assault

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www.france24.com 4y ago

Dutch join Germany, Austria, in reverting to coal

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www.foxbusiness.com 4y ago

Elon Musk says Twitter deal is 'on hold'

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www.latimes.com 4y ago

California promised to close its last nuclear plant. Now Newsom is reconsidering

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abcnews.go.com 4y ago

UK to build 8 nuclear reactors amid new energy strategy

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www.datamarnews.com 4y ago

Russia Has Halted the Export of Ammonium Nitrate

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www.bnnbloomberg.ca 4y ago

Germany is closing half of its reactors before the end of the year

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www.wsj.com 4y ago

Well-Preserved Embryo Found Inside Fossilized Dinosaur Egg

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fortune.com 4y ago

The energy crunch has made fertilizer too expensive to produce, says Yara CEO

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www.bbc.com 4y ago

China rations diesel amid fuel shortages

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www.bloombergquint.com 4y ago

Solar Power May Be the Next Victim of China’s Coal Shortage

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www.cnn.com 4y ago

Blackstone CEO: Energy crisis will set off social unrest

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arstechnica.com 4y ago

Coal bucks 15-year decline in US with 22% increase as natural gas prices rise

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www.newsweek.com 4y ago

Europe Considers Breaking Climate Promises and Turning to Coal

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www.reuters.com 4y ago

Worldwide energy shortage shows up in surging coal, gas and oil prices

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disinformationchronicle.substack.com 4y ago

Catching Errors in Studies That Deny COVID19 May Have Started in a Wuhan Lab

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coinrivet.com 4y ago

EtherRock continues to set new all-time highs following record $836k sale

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ca.news.yahoo.com 4y ago

Sinking Lumber Prices Force Canadian Mill to Curb Production

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nypost.com 4y ago

Covid-19 lab leak theory a ‘probable hypothesis,’ WHO scientist says

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thehill.com 5y ago

Ex-CDC head believes origin of the coronavirus pandemic is a lab in China

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www.cbc.ca 5y ago

A dinosaur's butthole was a Swiss Army knife of orifices

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www.thehindu.com 5y ago

Can insect pet food cut dogs’ carbon pawprint?

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www.technologyreview.com 5y ago

Doctor’s campaign to stop vaccine being rushed through before Election Day

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www.wsj.com 5y ago

WHO Said What About Wuhan?

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www.drdobbs.com 5y ago

Navigating Linux Source Code (2001)

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markets.businessinsider.com 5y ago

Retail traders make up nearly 25% of the stock market

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dnasolves.com 5y ago

After 55 years, Pecos Jane Doe identified

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www.reuters.com 5y ago

Chinese Russian hackers threaten US vaccine supply chain -US counter-Intel chief

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networkcontagion.us 5y ago

NCRI Assessment of the Capitol Riots

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The ability to focus is not decreasing.

When studies are published talking about “attention span” decreasing they mean the amount of time people spend paying attention to one thing. They don’t mean people’s capacity for attention is decreasing.

I’m a bit surprised to see this myth is still around, but looking at the source maybe I shouldn’t be

This has always been known by domain experts.

The problem has never been availability of minerals.

It is the environmental damage from the polluting extraction process and lack of operational know how and trade secrets to do it efficiently.

An often overlooked competitive advantage China has is lack of environmental regulations

A single anecdote does not summarize the current state of the country. Assuming that something as complex as the state of a country can be summarized in any rational way.

It’s expected and it is normal.

There is no term limit for PM or members of parliament.

They stay on until they lose the support of their party.

He lost the support of his party due to his extreme unpopularity and the impact it will have on the future election. As seen by polls and bye elections.

More often the leader loses party support after an election loss.

However in this case, a loss is so likely and expected to be so bad that his party would rather go to the polls with a different leader.

Canada has no term limit. Leaders stay on until they have lost the support of their party.

Often that happens after a devastating election loss.

In this case it is happening because of his extreme unpopularity before the election and his parties hope of improving their election prospects under a different leader

That’s an improvement on what lazy teachers do now, grade the students current assignment based on their previous work or reputation or how much they like the student.

Tip for students: do well on your first assignment. The better teachers will give you the benefit of the doubt for mistakes on your future work. The bad teachers will just give you the same grade.

Having older siblings and friends with older siblings and resubmitting their essay is eye opening.

What doesn’t make sense? That humidity affects the likelihood that an ancient text will be preserved?

Humidity doesn’t guarantee that something will rot. It makes it more likely.

The item will need to be protected from the natural environment. Or stored in a location that is an exception to the general climate.

Compare that to the Middle East. Where the natural climate assists in preservation.

The study tested two incorrect positions and the correct position. It “confirmed” that the correct position is correct.

So it’s nothing new, and not anything that isn’t in practice and part of basic procedure

And they underscore the importance of adhering to clinical guidelines calling for firm support on a desk or other surface when measuring blood pressure, the investigators add.

1. Your response doesn’t seem to contradict my statement. It seems to add context. So my point #1 stands. Tracking online prices doesn’t tell us what people are paying in store.

Regarding the bread price fixing scandal, that ended 14 years ago. It ended when internal executives reported it.

The current anger and activism is over the post Covid price rise in food. No one is saying that that is due to price fixing, or collusion. Except random people in forums or fringe bloggers with phds from unknown institutions.

There is actual price fixing. But it is t the grocery stores. It’s the dairy producers. But politically they apparently aren’t a good target.

1. Online prices are not the same as in store prices

2. No one, other than random people in messages forums, is alleging collusion or price fixing. No one at any university, not the government, not the media.

3. The government’s investigation, which many of the conspiracy theorists site as evidence, shows a lack of competition led to 1 or 2 % increase in price over 12 years, and the vast majority of the price increases was due to things like war in Ukraine, Covid restrictions, fuel prices due to energy crisis.

Every residential land lord in Canada is increasingly rent the maximum legally allowed amount.

They don’t need AI or analysis.

Canada has record immigration levels. And at the same time cities across the country decided, with the support of voters, that new residential development can not be on undeveloped lands. It must be on previously developed lands and increase density

Of course redevelopment is more expensive, takes longer, requires more consultation and planning.

The result is a severe shortage of housing.

Instead of solving this with suburban sprawl, which isn’t ideal but is necessary, politician, voters, and density ideologist choose to blame a scapegoat.

Landlords are an obvious candidate. Adding AI to the mix makes it a trendy story.