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Aerroon
2y ago
I can foresee the name of this causing issues in a decade or two when python releases version 5.
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Aerroon
2y ago
It might not be UV exposure that helps though. The sun has a bunch of other wavelengths of light as well. There's red light therapy that might have positive health effects and you certainly get that from the sun as well.
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Aerroon
2y ago
But what doses did they take in the research? Vitamin D RDA has been increased by like 5-10x recently in some countries (others are still lagging behind), because the RDA that we've used for decades had a calculation error. If the stud
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2y ago
> there's a good amount of evidence regarding the harms it can have at this point Considering this evidence was produced during a time when the public opinion was looking for any excuse to blame social media companies and that th
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2y ago
> You can still get your friends together and play mario party or super smash or kirby or whatever. That never went away, we still have co-op games where it's free to play for the other kids. Yeah, they don't add those free to
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2y ago
If that happened to me I would put up posters with the face and name of the thief (police officer) that did that in his neighborhood. I would want everyone to know what kind of an asshole he is.
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Aerroon
2y ago
So, no social media and no video games for kids? Man am I glad that I grew up before tomorrow when everything is going to be restricted.
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2y ago
Or even YouTube.
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Aerroon
2y ago
Maybe a decade ago. I'm much less likely to eat while walking compared to drinking while walking though.
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2y ago
I bought some since I couldn't find any plastic ones and these definitely didn't come with anything like that. If I were to fall with one of these straws it would be like falling onto a fork.
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2y ago
I agree. Why should you be able to buy drinks in disposable containers at all? Just have your drink at home like a normal person. In fact, all food and beverage establishments should just be banned. Eat at home and make yourself a lunch box
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2y ago
I think if you're trying to make a choice yourself then making it sound silly is a good way to take the emotion out of the decision. Another way I've seen people reason over things like this is in terms of an MMORPG/ARPG. &#x
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2y ago
It makes me think of the scenario where mom gives the kids each a marshmallow. You decide to keep yours for later, the other kid eats theirs. Later you decide to eat your marshmallow, but the other kid sees this and demands half. He goes to
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2y ago
> The issue is Defender in sync mode/other AV/other file system filters. I've had folders take a full minute to open on an SSD. It got to the point where I went to open the folder, it started loading. I needed the file qu
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2y ago
No, I'm not assuming that. The profit motive is why they get the capital to do the R&D. I'm not just talking about developing an entirely novel drug but also manufacturing and testing it. Without the possibility of this outrag
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2y ago
> The current allocation of capital in the US is quite inefficient if we're interested in the welfare of the public. The welfare of the public today is not the same as the welfare of the public for all time. The Soviet Union couldn
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2y ago
But drugs aren't all the same. Some will be about the same as smoking or even less. They're still banned.
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2y ago
Of course it's a matter of $$$. Sports doesn't actually make anything. It's entertainment that's paid for via ads. But that's also why hitting the sponsors wouldn't work, because without them the (professional)
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2y ago
Therefore you put the motor inside the leg muscles
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2y ago
The weirdest thing to me is that drug use is cracked down on so hard that we even have international treaties against them, but something like obesity in some cases is even celebrated (healthy at every size).
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2y ago
It could also be the doctors seeing an opportunity to write a paper, learn or to get renown. If this is shown to work on more cases then their name will be forever attached to the "first to use X to treat Y".
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2y ago
I am the opposite. I constantly add ambiguity even when I'm sure. I'm trying to learn to do less of it.
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Aerroon
2y ago
So the outcome is that if somebody does find something then it gets reburied or destroyed?
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2y ago
I wonder if this is related to people adding ambiguity to what they're saying. Eg instead of saying "it's 20 degrees outside" they will say "last I checked it was about 20 degrees". They change their phrasing b
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2y ago
> Steam for example, allows user submitted ratings with explainer text. This is huge for online shopping decisions. I don't know anyone who actually relies on Steam ratings/reviews to make purchasing decisions. I've alway
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2y ago
I agree, but this is a small thing. It doesn't make or break your use of the software.
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2y ago
There's also Nutaku that's supposedly as big as Steam (they are focused on NSFW games). Imo Epic is the only competitor to Steam that tries to offer a similar service to Steam. It's just popular to hate on it among pc gamers.
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2y ago
I completely agree with this. AI is merely a tool. An advanced auto-correct, a smart fill-in-the-blanks tool. It doesn't do anything on its own. A human has to be involved in the use of it. Imo that human should be the one that reaps t
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2y ago
I was under the impression that the government wasn't allowed to create a mandate that a telco has to save all phone records like that, but it doesn't stop a telco from doing it themselves. I think that would fall more under GDPR
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2y ago
> The most mentally healthy respondents are those who did not get a phone until their late teens. The first graph also shows that the oldest people score the best on their mental health test in general. --- They note that their Mental
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