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They'll be chasing their tail in that comedy skit for another 27 years due to lack of purpose. They did all of that in crayon.
The data for that cycle has been available since the turn of the century :p
The fake emotions are hilarious and the fake math to solve illiteracy is just a waste of time :)
Willful ignorance is their problem.
Publishers Happily Accept Fake and Nonsense Conference Paper
Its easy to adapt using basic science :)
No word yet on the offset the nord stream blowout caused, in addition to the tundra melts that occured <air quotes> naturally </air quotes>.
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/l/law-of-supply-demand.as...
Notice how I didn't say disemboweled with entrails all over the place with all of the fud being distributed about cryto ponzis/vaporware.
https://www.wordnik.com/words/eviscerate
Literacy is fun the mental in your case :p
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/melting-tundra-re...
2=1+1 in 2022 :)
Thanks data!
Japan has their styrofoam homes that answers earthquake damage prevention designs outside of pagoda architecture:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FxcIWmKlBiw
And the "Lift House" architecture makes a lot of sense in flood prone areas using simple bamboo techniques:
https://www.prosunarchitects.com/lifthouse
Its not too far of a stretch to see how these two technologies compliment each other.
New construction has a lot of innovation to enjoy :)
Even reading, writing and "rhythmatic" has devolved into illiteracy, picture story fiction and fabricated inferior integers in some cultures.
"Know child left behind" I believe they called it in a terse language, not to be confused with broken english (fake emotions about nothing) :p
Wireless Industry Feebly Trying to Kill CBRS Shared Wireless Spectrum Effort
"Just because all of the other kids do it" is more relevant today than ever :p
https://www.toledoblade.com/a-e/food/2015/06/23/70-of-Americ...
Edit: I didn't make the stats :)
Why Decentralised ID Won’t Work
Silicon Valley layoffs aren’t a cost-cutting measure. They’re a culture reset
Analog (some) can chase their tail and consider that busy while innovation is onto the next goal.
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/dutch_tulip_bulb_market...
Did they even get a moment of silence?
Vaporware has a way of eviscerating
https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/discussion/nearly-7-in-10...
You don't go there for health
Wealth breeds health :)
Broadband Consumers Saddled with Confusing Bills, High Prices, Lack of Choices
It has to use/learn data within a defined scope, so even with dozens of algos, they are all well within defined ranges of variables.
Still within reason to be called well written software that performs the tasks that it was designed to accomplish.
I was surpised to not see more homes on stilts on a visit to Texas this year, where my gps showed an altitude of -20ft in eastern Texas.
https://www.vox.com/22891806/texas-earthquakes-oil-gas-drill...
And puppy mills explain the aptitude with some company cultures :p
Climate is different everywhere. The color palette in different regions are more than just latitude. Dry, wet, hot, cold.... It depends.
Cultures are different. I doubt the same page exists for many cultures. "Been there, done that" is a loaded philosophy in the 21st century.
Customs are different everywhere. Kinda makes you want to high-five everybody in the middle east with your left hand and give a thumbs up to every aussie you meet.
Lifestyle is different. Just using longevity as an example is what makes mediterranean diets and certain asian lifestyles unique among a crowd.
Perspective is usually a combination of each, so "one size fits all" is usually a watered down concept.
With the age of compute in full swing, the fabricated numbers from decades prior lets you know some generations do it differently as well.
I would suck at pop culture trivia :)
Twitter source code indicates end-to-end encrypted DMs are coming
Plastic Pollution: Waste from across world found on remote British Island
I didn't say "puppy mill" regarding infosys... So.... Its just another puppy mill :)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puppy_mill
As you were :p
As an aside, this post from 2008 does point to all of the carbon being released from the 1st meter of soil/permafrost, which has probably since melted.
https://phydeauxpseaks.blogspot.com/2008/08/you-know-that-ol...
I got to enjoy the internet with a population of 16 million and noticed the degredation shortly after a population of 1.1 billion, causing the ratio of illiteracy to skyrocket.
https://www.internetworldstats.com/emarketing.htm
1st world countries would have an Internet population with domestic networking protocols of the year 2000 for the US, 1998 for Japan, 1997 for the UK, 1996 for Austrailia, etc.
https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/population-by...
The quality data would not change in the 1st world. Good news travels fast :)