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xthrowawayxx commented on An “Extreme Heat Belt” will soon emerge in the U.S.   axios.com/2022/08/15/extr... · Posted by u/bovermyer
bryanrasmussen · 3 years ago
I don't know because I don't keep much track, but genuine question on my part, do you think that there has probably been no progress in climate sciences during the last 30 years and thus predictive power is at the same level?

Are there any other branches of science commonly in the news not progressing over the last three decades?

xthrowawayxx · 3 years ago
> do you think that there has probably been no progress in climate sciences during the last 30 years and thus predictive power is at the same level?

I agree there will have been lots of progress. However, 30 years from now people will probably say that the same thing to excuse todays predictions if they were wrong.

xthrowawayxx commented on An “Extreme Heat Belt” will soon emerge in the U.S.   axios.com/2022/08/15/extr... · Posted by u/bovermyer
xthrowawayxx · 3 years ago
> Counties expected to experience heat indices above 125°F by 2053

Genuine question. How many climate predictions from 30 years ago came true today?

xthrowawayxx commented on Blitz.js – Fullstack Toolkit for Next.js   blitzjs.com/... · Posted by u/davidbarker
xthrowawayxx · 3 years ago
I have npm fatigue.

Just use the language people!

Writing 3 LOC instead of 1 call to an external package is OKAY.

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xthrowawayxx commented on Some notes on DynamoDB 2022 paper   _.0xffff.me/dynamodb2022.... · Posted by u/c4pt0r
xthrowawayxx · 3 years ago
Here's my notes on DynamoDB: How to spend $100k on what would cost $10k with an sql server for a 100x worse service

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xthrowawayxx commented on Half of Americans anticipate a U.S. civil war soon   science.org/content/artic... · Posted by u/droptablemain
leshow · 3 years ago
Recent decisions by the supreme court.
xthrowawayxx · 3 years ago
I assume you're talking about abortion.

How did their ruling infringe on the separation between church and state?

xthrowawayxx commented on Half of Americans anticipate a U.S. civil war soon   science.org/content/artic... · Posted by u/droptablemain
leshow · 3 years ago
I dunno about civil war, but I'm increasingly convinced the US is a failing state. Capital owners in a variety of sectors are siphoning off public money while paying next to no taxes. The introduction of unlimited money in political campaigns, the minoritarian rule by conservatives. Increasing theocracy and dissolution of church and state separation... Just to name a few things.

As a Canadian all of these things are extremely concerning, I can't imagine how Americans are feeling.

xthrowawayxx · 3 years ago
>Increasing theocracy and dissolution of church and state separation

Can you give an example of this?

xthrowawayxx commented on VCs are scared when they should be greedy   blog.aaronkharris.com/vcs... · Posted by u/mlchild
fdgsdfogijq · 3 years ago
Rather than complain about how VCs arent good investors, people should rail on the system that selects VCs. Which is mostly admittance to prestigious MBA programs/colleges. So please write a post about how those schools arent selecting for good investors, because these diatribes about a "flawed" industry are very surface level compared to the underpinning power structures in america
xthrowawayxx · 3 years ago
How do we distinguish between: "VCs are are selected because they go to school X", "school X is good at creating VCs", and "school X receives more potential VCs"?

My guess is probably more statements 2 and 3 for the usual suspects eg Stanford

xthrowawayxx commented on Supreme Court limits EPA’s power to cut emissions   bbc.com/news/science-envi... · Posted by u/ComputerGuru
jeffbee · 3 years ago
Ah yes, but that would require Congress to actually do something, which hasn't happened in the last 18 months so we shouldn't expect it to start.

Congress could have mooted this case with ordinary statutory procedures at any point, but did not.

xthrowawayxx · 3 years ago
I think a good thing that laws can't pass without sufficient consensus. If you can bypass consensus for the greater good then so can the other side.

u/xthrowawayxx

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