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Good to know. What is the command? And what’s the shortcut to get a terminal?
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by 2devnull 4y ago
It’s not even possible in windows 11. You can leave Microsoft behind, or accept it and move on. I think apple does this too. You have options, but they don’t include Microsoft or apple. I think chromeos, for now, lets you opt out. I could b
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by 2devnull 4y ago
252 is a personal favorite. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amarna_letter_EA_252 I feel it holds some applicability to current events. It does however contradict another wise saying, from Shaka Zulu, “Never leave an en
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by 2devnull 4y ago
You assume I’ve not actually thought of that? Rent control and life circumstances don't allow me to move. And yes, dogs are a luxury and definitely a life choice. I have no dog because I cannot afford to one. I love dogs as much as a
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by 2devnull 4y ago
My neighbor’s dog literally makes me sick. I don’t sleep many nights due to allergies. I agree, nobody should have to suffer health consequences due to neighbors dishygenic lifestyle choices.
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This is my great frustration. They are trained to detect “narcissistic” patients, and having seen some of those training videos, I now understand that their treatment of patients who try and reference the literature is guided by that train
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Very much agree. I hope language models make a big dent in the problem. Many other places tech can move the needle as well, like imaging and diagnostics.
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To be clear, I was not meaning to blame and sincerely apologize that my comment may have come across that way. Your comment was very helpful in conveying why, ceteris peribus, the perception of doctors may be diminishing. They are too overw
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by 2devnull 4y ago
“the vast majority of doctors would have any knowledge on today, most would consider it ridiculous despite thousands of papers on this topic with growing evidence” Are doctors, as a group, becoming stupider? I’m not trying to troll by askin
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It’s like this person has never heard of macroeconomics. “Yes. Was there a bubble in valuations? Absolutely. Did Meta overhire? Probably.” Could that have been the result of overly loose monetary and fiscal policy? Only an ostrich would thi
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You are against cspan? I had no idea that was anybody’s viewpoint.
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by 2devnull 4y ago
Mental illness is a possibility. You may think that’s impossible, but anosognosia is a common symptom. Adult onset ADD is possible and can be diagnosed with a brain scan.
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Indoor Risk Factors for Asthma(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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I’m truly interested in data about the relative quantity of no2 produced by stovetop vs other sources. If that information is contained in the featured article I missed it. My understanding, from something I’d read previously, was that no2
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It’s so well known that it’s absurd to even try to argue the point: https://www.thedailymeal.com/cook/5-reasons-top-chefs-prefer... Watch a cooking show sometime. Better yet, ask an actual chef.
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So no?
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Would we have even known about George Floyd without the video? Go on thinking we’ve eliminated racism. You’re factually incorrect.
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by 2devnull 4y ago
Can you quantify this? And, how does it compare to say water heaters and other sources of indoor gas use? My understanding is that it’s a negligible concern. So I’d love actual numbers if you have them or know where I can find them.
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by 2devnull 4y ago
Maybe exterior vents should be required? Does cooking on electric not impact indoor air quality?
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Since low income people don’t occupy new construction, and given that gas stoves last for many decades, this is legislation that won’t have any impact for another 20 or 30 years? Besides the impact on wealthy foodies who want good stovetops
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Important clarification.
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by 2devnull 4y ago
Will never use one unless I’m forced and I know others who feel the same. Induction are for people who don’t cook. So what’s the point. You can not cook on the older stoves and save energy used in swapping out for a new appliance. Think if
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by 2devnull 4y ago
How many low income people can afford Viking ranges? They are ubiquitous in wealthier households, at least those with good taste.
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by 2devnull 4y ago
I read more online, both blogs and books. For what read, a lot of books are available for free online, and much easier to look up words, names, the odd bit of Latin or French etc… I can read much faster when not moving my eyes and flipping
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Here. :)
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Women I’ve known and talked to have told me that baggy sweats and flannel pajamas bottoms are “comfy.” Nobody comes home after a hard day and puts on lululemon to go to bed, or sit on the couch and watch movies. Baggy sweats are the opposi
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by 2devnull 4y ago
Hate crimes in 2021 were at the highest level in over a decade. https://www.statista.com/chart/16100/total-number-of-hate-cr...
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We’re more racist than ever, we just don’t see it now.
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by 2devnull 4y ago
A dude doing deadlifts is cool. A woman it’s pretty much always sexual. That’s why they get so many viewers. It’s pervos on YouTube or TikTok wanting to see their spandex clad fannies doing squats. There’s no other reason for lululemon tha
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“wonder why the economy goes through such cycles” Ray Dalio has written some very easy to digest books on the debt cycle. That’s not the full picture but a good start. There’s an entire field of study around all this stuff and economists ne

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