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by 0134340 3y ago
I'm just going to do my monthly HN login to say, and possibly skirt ethics here because your comment truly deserves it, that this is the dumbest thing I've read on here in a long time. I can't tell if this comment is satire o
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by 0134340 3y ago
Any many of those sunscreens, if not purely mineral-based, contain endocrine disruptors that can get absorbed into the skin.
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by 0134340 3y ago
It works fine for me using Wine on EndeavorOS. All I had to do was edit xenia.config.toml, specifically replace "any" with "vulkan" for the gpu option. It also works natively but I haven't tried a native build yet.
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PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers) – The Secret Life of Components [video](youtube.com)
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by 0134340 3y ago
If you remember Tim Hunkin's The Secret Life of Machines then you might enjoy his new Youtube series and HD uploads of the old series.
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by 0134340 3y ago
Same here. Firefox has always been really stable for me but after moving to Linux I had some crashing which coincided with a new bios update. Turns out my memory timings were a bit too high, it couldn't handle the XMP profile with the
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by 0134340 4y ago
>I'm afraid what I'm saying may not make much sense, given the short space I have to say it. It doesn't, not to me. You mention gods but how do you know of gods? I'm sure if not for the material experiences of others,
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by 0134340 4y ago
>The fact that you are having a conscious experience of something cannot be doubted. What makes you so sure? Just because you 'feel' you are experiencing consciousness doesn't mean other people are. How do you know other p
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by 0134340 4y ago
So magnetic fields can induce resonance? I wonder how large this scales? I've long wondered if gravity is just fields inducing resonant/attractive states in host material, ie, particles, molecules, etc but these frequencies are ju
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by 0134340 4y ago
It wasn't issued by the Dept of Defiance? I'd say it defiantly was.
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by 0134340 4y ago
If you want to call it strawmanning then I was mirroring the tactic of the author in the article. I thought it ignorant and pretentious to call tradition "smarter" as if changes, in general, are dumber; that's a strawman. And
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by 0134340 4y ago
And you can just as well use it to vouch for change. If you don't understand why a change is being pushed for, maybe try to understand it first before trying to tear it down so therefore 'change is smarter'. Hopefully that no
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by 0134340 4y ago
They have no obligation, legally or otherwise, to host content they don't agree with. That isn't censoring. Are you censoring them for telling them what they can or can't do with their servers? You choose who you let in your
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by 0134340 4y ago
>limit the victims' speech And the hosts. Server owners have rights not to host content they don't want to host, for any reason at all. Business rights which 'that side' conveniently forgets about when it suits them.
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by 0134340 4y ago
After a quick search, looking at one such controller [0], it has a 24mhz CPU w/ 16KB RAM and another I came across that has 32mhz CPU and per doom minimum requirements @ 66mhz CPU and 8MB RAM[1], good luck on that. It's been porte
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by 0134340 4y ago
But the once good, now bad neighborhoods can't buy the now good neighborhoods in monopolistic fashion; the analogy doesn't hold up with economics.
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by 0134340 4y ago
>A proper religion with strong scholarly underpinnings like Islam has this issue figured out. Wow, I'm surprised you went there. To this day many denominations of Islam are still killing each other over the "correct" inter
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by 0134340 4y ago
You love to use the strawman argument yet you use other logical fallacies like argument from authority in presenting the guy in your video, claiming he has this degree or this certification. I almost never bother to point this out but if yo
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by 0134340 4y ago
>A powerful, immaterial, timeless force outside of the universet that caused the universe to exist. This points to God. Holy leap of faith, batman, such a non-sequitur. The former I'd agree is plausible but then you just go headlong
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by 0134340 4y ago
Ultimately everything that you can't verify comes down to beliefs which is many things for the common person. But all disciplines aren't equal in this domain. Science began being formalized with the scientific process, it was foun
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by 0134340 4y ago
Man is imperfect. The scientific method is a process that verifies, humans implement and observe the output. With religion, humans "observe" more than they can verify. Religion admits as much that it lacks verification, that'
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by 0134340 4y ago
>worldly logic So your argument stems from illogic? Surely you don't admit such do you? When I was religious, religion captured me by thinking 'that makes sense'. It used a minor amount of logic to convert me but ultimatel
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by 0134340 4y ago
It seems like he's wanting to borrow science or at least some logic when it supports his argument but when it comes to the gods, he wants to say they exist outside of science and logic. This is a common argument and it's not ultim
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by 0134340 4y ago
>man's theory Theism is man's "theory". Either way, we enter a paradox, if you believe in gods then the theories of man ultimately came from gods, ie, a perfectly logical system only produces logical output. This whol
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by 0134340 4y ago
Very few things about the origins of the universe can be stated as fact at this point so “we will never know” isn't a "fact" either. Implied certainty on either side seems pre-emptive.
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by 0134340 4y ago
That reminds me of her article, very narrow. She seems to imply scientists, or at least scientific theories, implicate certain universal origins when really they're implying "to the best of our current knowledge". I think mos
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by 0134340 4y ago
And those who gather to oppose "government" through means of governing what people can and can't do themselves form a government. That's the hypocrisy of "freedom" movements like "freedom" convoy, com
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by 0134340 4y ago
>We evolved *Still evolving. Many people every day die from being exposed to other people's microbes and mishaps, even those who are weened on it. I wouldn't immediately justify and jump to the 'not socializing is deadly&#
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by 0134340 4y ago
I can sort of agree then you throw in loose correlations like less worshiping of gods = higher ADHD diagnosis, among others. If you look at the bible belt, there's lots of drug abuse, especially opiates among them. Do you have any data
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by 0134340 4y ago
I think if you wanted to find a way to view the negatives of business, government and other forms of potentially malignant growth in the eyes of basic physics, I'd Mass/Energy Equivalence would be a better scope. Throughout the un

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