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Bancakes
5y ago
Knowing BSDs, this is codeword for "we don't know how to do it, nor do we care to."
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Bancakes
5y ago
CICO = "eat 80% TDEE in hamburgers and birthday cakes and you'll be fine ;)"
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Bancakes
5y ago
It does, white rice and white flour - for instance - don't exist. We're supposed to eat the whole grain with all the micronutrients. Industrialisation removed them for no reason, and enabled never-before-eaten substances like tran
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Bancakes
5y ago
Fast enough? Can it scroll the contacts list at 60 fps? Can it run youtube with hardware acceleration?
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Bancakes
5y ago
There's apps that disable C states and core parking, and boost P states. I use QuickCPU and max everything out. Yes it sounds like a sham but works wonders. https://coderbag.com/product/quickcpu
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Bancakes
5y ago
Games like Gothic had this but scripted. Small yet densely packed maps with rewards everywhere. It's pleasant to see a truly useful application of AI and not just "gamer booster" stuff.
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Bancakes
5y ago
Or Runescape haha
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Bancakes
5y ago
It isn't. It shows you different points of view than the ones you read online or hear on TV. Plus the burden of proof is on the scientists and as OP said, they did not cite/refute any specific misinformation. I'm nit defendin
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Bancakes
5y ago
Obviously theft is not a long-term solution. Being a lowlife is no way to live. There are people working the skin off their bones on two jobs just to barely live. And some entitled shmuck wants the easy way out?
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5y ago
You elect a person with all his baggage. You can't selectively (dis)agree with single topics outside a referrendum. That or having another official stand up and wave his finger. In the end, asking for and monitoring public opinion is a
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5y ago
Nope. The criminal is the one who needs to realize and internalise his desperation, and move on to a better life. Everyone has needs, get in line sunshine.
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Bancakes
5y ago
It's the same ordeal with legal firearm ownership versus armed crime. Some people are simply crazy but not recognised as such.
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Bancakes
5y ago
Saying "public interest" without a referendum or any representation from the public, is such an abuse of power. Go settle your revenge fantasies in your personal time.
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Bancakes
5y ago
Great, that implies they were in living, conscious, talking condition.
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Bancakes
5y ago
If you took the vaccine(s), covid doesn't exist for you, statistically speaking.
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Bancakes
5y ago
Unnecessary and overpriced patents is a start.
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Bancakes
5y ago
Lard and tallow have been cooking fats for centuries, and we've only had medical reports of heart conditions since plant oils became an industry.
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5y ago
I don't necessarily agree. Food has always been "organic free range humaine grass fed unpesticized sun-shined unprocessed" - nowadays you'd go bankrupt buying everything from certified health stores. Education is aimed a
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5y ago
I do take aspirin. I love it. Amd I'll take one/two/three/four covid shots in 10+ years when they're deemed safe. Right now, though, I'm wondering why so many athletes are getting injured all of a sudden, and w
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Bancakes
5y ago
I'm not interested in vaccines and it's not my job to be. There are scientists who dedicate their lives, and I'm waiting for results. Asking when I'm satisfied is asking a Las Vegas algorithm when its satisfied - it
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5y ago
Specialisation of what labor? We've always had hunters and gatherers, and still do. We've always been specialised. What I'm saying is Maslow's scale is tipped upside down with an overabundance of leisure and scarcity of
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Bancakes
5y ago
We know how and why aspirin works, and we've had it for decades. I don't want to live through class actions and apologies for long term vaccine effects.
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5y ago
What's the alternative? "5% of crops died in a country halfway around the world, that's used to dead crops. You should buy a Tesla now." "Humans have been eating saturated fats for 2 million years but half rancid PU
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5y ago
To quote baseball umpires, "It ain't bothin' till I call it." If something works, I want to see why. If something doesn't work, I want to see why. You want people to believe in global warming, coronavirus, and healt
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5y ago
The premise that injecting experimental substances in my body is not necessarily a good thing.
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5y ago
Anecdotal evidence is some of the strongest evidence because it's real, personally observed data. It's easy to convince someone of something when they see it, and you don't have to trust anyone but your senses.
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5y ago
Technology has allowed the rise of "made-up", survivally unnecessary jobs like Metaverse programmer, pop singer, and marketing specialists. If anything, the pandemic proved we don't need restaurants and tourism to survive.
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5y ago
Some people like the interface/extra features of an app. I tried going from google maps to open street maps, and came back in 5 minutes flat.
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5y ago
If you, as a hypothetical FOSS leader, end up losing a major donor, you've failed as a leader.
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5y ago
Caveat emptor allows me to assume the worst. Plus nobody is actually reading the EULAs every month to find the legalese clause that allows them to collect and sell even more of your data.
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