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by 221qqwe 3y ago
Do people die from prescription opioids that often? I assumed that most of the deaths occur when people who are addicted lose access to legal sources and are forced to buy illegally (so risk of overdose and other complications is much highe
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
Are there public hospitals in Switzerland? Isn't the healthcare system entirely private?
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
> and now RISC-V, both in terms of use I'm not sure that's quite true?
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
Or maybe medieval people thought that it's easier to climb/carry stuff up if the stairs go clockwise (or some other mundane reasons)? Maybe architects just designed it that way because that's just how everyone builds castle s
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
> credibility of old sources Unsubstantiated conjecture by Victorian historians shouldn't really be treated as a "source" in the first place by actual historians.
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
> That is post-hoc rationalization. You're asking to a disprove a purely(?) speculative claim, though.
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
> inhumane society we have now Arguably still more 'humane' than it ever was.
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
Define worked. Turning a 'violently suicidal' person into a zombie might seem like a success from the perspective of those who have to live with/take care of them/etc. Then again euthanasia should also be very effective
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
> She ate mcdonalds constantly but avoided the bun If she also skipped the fries (and had salad instead) that wouldn't be the worst imaginable diet.
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
> that people believe their own proclaimed religion The comment above is talking about > very popular in evangelical America that has to do with Israel being involved in the "end days" > strong Israeli state will hasten t
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
It might be the answer on Reddit where any meaningful discussion is usually impossible and the most absurd sounding claims are upvoted. Do we also have to do it here?
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
Or cloning vats are invented...
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
https://play-lh.googleusercontent.com/ld7w0VJtHjYIPEtRL-QyKI... It even has an (almost) identical UI to the iOS version
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
Perhaps, in no way does that justify a SWAT team invading your home, wrongfully arresting you and threatening you by up to 15 years in prison. Especially when the police officers know full well that the charges will be dismissed... And anyw
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
> RISC-V is inevitable. Exactly, I find this sort of fanaticism about an instruction set (of all things) so puzzling. Many of the comments which mention RISC-V have anything constructive to say or any meaningful arguments. All the fanboy
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
Was "doge" the Japanese dog meme really related to the Italian title, though? I thought it was just an intentional misspelling of dog
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
Tell that to Germany and a bunch of other countries in Europe (then again having to pay to use a toilet still sounds a bit better than having no toilet to use at all..)
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
> in contrast to asahi which is bending over backwards to do things right Not having to reverse engineer drivers for pretty much every single component would probably require a fraction of the effort though. And it's not like Apple
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
I'm still betting on Intel bringing back Itanium. Cause why not.. having more architectures (for no apparent reasons) sounds cool.
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
> These posts are always hijacked into an Apple discussion Or occasionally by RISC-V "enthusiasts" who claim that none of it matters since ARM is dead and everybody is going to switch to RISC-V in the very near (but undetermine
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
> countless public toilets outside Which might be also paid (assuming they even exist)
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
> because they have their salary regardless. To be fair that's also the case in New York, California and some other states (and minimum wage in these states is higher than in pretty much any European country).
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
Well, the Nazis were using the same arguments when they were publicly hanging children and other people for what they said...
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
Malta has/had(?) its own issues including a thoroughly corrupt government. It's much more likely that US or any other external force had very little to do with this...
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
As flawed as US is.. that's still one of the most idiotic statements one could make (in general).
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
It's interesting that options for Patricians were so severely restricted. After Questorship 2 out 4 Aedile spots were reserved for Plebians and of course they were also barred from being elected as Peoples's Tribunes (10 other spo
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
Car nowadays are significantly more reliable than back in the 80s so arguable a 10 year old car back in 1989 is the equivalent of a 15+ year one now. But yeah it's still quite a bit more expensive, $2,000 is equivalent to about $5,000
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
Well, they were responding to a claim that: "food you get in Whole Foods is at best similar to what you find in a petrol station in Europe" which is quite absurd. I'm yet to find such gas station in any European country and
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
Saying that the rebranding is an absurd idea seems like a very objective take. Destroying a 15+ year old globally know brand with 8 year old's idea of a logo and company name is just immensely funny if not anything else...
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by 221qqwe 3y ago
Well it's certainly going to be fun for their competitors when Amazon ends up being 5-10 years behind AMD/Intel/Ampere when they do that.

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