Funny stuff. Realize these chloroplasts themselves are organelles that derived from some bacteria some plant ancestor took on much like mitochondria are. So we’re not just taking stuff from plants here, we’re creating a retina in the most ass backwards way we could.

Be nice if they just made the damn things rebuildable with oem cells. They’re usually just spot welded packs of 18650 batteries. Cheap as shit by comparison.

A Berkshire Hathaway company. Thanks Warren.

What are they trying to do, simulate heaven for LDS members where they become Gods of their spirit children? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exaltation_(Mormonism)

Well yeah, compare this to ebola response if you want to see how clear the institutional rot is. That was also a pretty low risk threat in the US but hospitals were clearly indicated the plan for outbreaks and given training metrics and were designated as local response sites. CDC was on the ground and public health gears moved.

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How’s your anus doing @stenAanden@feddit.dk?

Yeah that’s totally grounded in reality(both the lows and the highs):

It’s got negative growth potential for the most part after it got retail chunks taken out of it by those with actual warehouses and logistics chains. It’s fundamentals are solid for a person to person sales platform and for used things and collectibles. But the big revenue was always as an online retailer and it sucks for that. Wall Street hates public companies with okay fundamentals that need to reposition themselves to a smaller market. And this meme suit says he’s gonna turn it into an Amazon killer by merging it with his company that similarly has negative growth potential in its previous core market but has found some success in collectibles.

If there’s one use of blast in a headline you should not be blase about, it’s in regards to strait politics.

“The truth is, we are not necessarily putting two strong companies together,” Kodali added.

That’s putting it mildly.

he only talks about Nvidia’s direct sales to Chinese customers

Right. There’s totally no major evasion of these export restrictions going on. 😉

All of the clay gets compressed which means the water can’t drain into the ground anymore and the underground drainage canals get damaged. And then the city turns back into a fucking lake after it goes between drought and flooding because the only way to create a surface water reservoir is to turn the now sunken city back into a goddamn toxic and polluted lake/marsh. That or attempt to geoengineer it into a desert which also defeats the purpose of human habitation. Eventually “fixing” the problems will become more expensive than what they’re worth for more development but nobody really knows where that inflection point lies for the valley of Mexico.

Build a metropolis on a lake. Article calls it an ancient lake. It’s ancient in that it’s an old lake but it certainly never dried up in ancient times. It’s at best an age of exploration lake and in reality a modern lake. Or you could say it’s an ancient lake that is temporarily a city and attempting to become a lake again no matter how much we try to stop it. Kind of like that Mitch Hedberg joke about how he used to do drugs.

Flour and water, meemaw. Flour and water.

I’ve had it with these motherfucking Quetzalcoatls on this motherfucking airship.

You wouldn’t expect more (or less) primary causes if more secondary causes were reported in multifactorial deaths. I’d imagine the fact that in the US CMS adopted ICD-10 in 2015 and the rapid rise after would make that obvious enough. Unless you believe there’s some pre-COVID etiology for malnutrition that explains the jump I’m not seeing.

Dunno. I’m a US nurse. I don’t know how France does their death certificates. Wouldn’t surprise me that they’re more granular though.