Because externalities of lithium extraction like using aquifers for evaporation ponds and the pollution from the leftover brine aren’t included in the cost of new lithium production, thus making less environmentally impactful methods of recovery too expensive to justify.

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For orthopods though, using power tools and sledgehammers is pretty much the name of the game.

Likely only Austin Powers father.

Every instance has a reputation. A lot of .ml posters think that .world posters are libs and crypto fascists(if they distinguish between the two). And some folks accuse feddit.nl users of being… Well… Dutch.

The chances of you wanting to migrate over the life of the service is high, but if you already know where you want to migrate and have bothered to create an account you should just do it. Like I was forced to migrate from kbin and I haven’t migrated to db0 from world yet because I’m too lazy to make an account.

It’s kind of stranger than you might think. People were galvanized in support for the “little guy” franchise owners being exploited by the big corporation. Still no movement on the minimum wage that some of those little guy franchise owners pay though.

And we do that with basic algorithms informed by research. But then the score gets tied and we have to decide who has the greatest chance of following though on their regimen based on things like past history and means to aquire the medication/go to the appointments/follow a diet/not drink. An AI model will optimize that based on wild demographic data that is correlative without being causative and end up just being a black box racist in a way that a committee that has to clarify it’s thinking to other members couldn’t, you watch.

What are you going to train it off of since basic algorithms aren’t sufficient? Past committee decisions? If that’s the case you’re hard coding whatever human bias you’re supposedly trying to eliminate. A useless exercise.

This would be a great reply if you didn’t call him a dunce which will likely get your comment deleted.

Untrue. Reddit employees doing what their bosses tell them to are justifiably afraid of the blowback. Reminds me of the directive to not wear Reddit branding with the 3rd party app thing These folks don’t want targets on their back.

Be nice if these sort of things linked to a committee that actually proposed a strategy.

It’s a very mutable word due to it’s metaphorical nature. It’s certainly not set in stone.

Gotta go for the ventrillo rofflecopter going soi soi.

Which I don’t have a problem with. Having vastly different moderation policies can create a walled garden, but there are instances where a walled garden is just preferable. See how askhistorians was handled. It’s better to have a platform that you can shape to your needs and the potential needs of your users. If it’s truly useless, then nobody would use it

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Terms of use are plainly stated by these sites. They consider it stealing.

I consider it more trespassing than stealing myself.

The fun part is the security exploits often come from things like DRM ink cartridges that allows an attack to come from the goddamn cartridge!

Wouldn’t be a problem if you didn’t include a serial connection to the cartridge in the first place!

Fuck Amazon but it would be nice if we had an FDA to get rid of this crank magnet health product that WIRED is promoting.