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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
"you need to clean up your diet and do resistance training at least 3 times a week for an hour, and be consistent." It takes a lot more than that. A good diet and moderate exercise will keep you in a slim/lean shape, but it w
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
"In the early 2000s, there was a brief period where actresses pretended that their thinness was natural, almost accidental. Skinny celebrities confessed their love of burgers and fries in magazines; models undergoing profile interviews
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
I found Hades was squarely in the iterative category. The studio used a very similar forumla as their previous games (Bastion, Transistor, dead ells) then mixed in rogue like elements to give it interesting decisions. Super fun and cool, bu
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
Melvin capital and several other hedge funds engaged in naked short selling, and many backbone clearing houses enabled it via share counter fitting. (naked short selling is illegal) The deeper issue is the SEC not cracking down on the fail
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
Very location dependant. In my city the majourity of panhandlers you see have homes, and choose not to work and beg on the street. You can tell who's homeless because they don't bother you, they sit in silence, or in front of a sh
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
Non ionizing radiation doesn't have an effect on our bodies unless it's very high energy e.g. you're right next to a high powered transmitter (radio tower).
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
He mentioned on the Joe Rogan podcast about owning 5 mansions and what he liked about each one. he's not humble in anyway, looking at his twitter he comes off as a real twat to boot as well.
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
Giving it a skim it seems the ruling is primarily saying that if you're going to leave a negative review, you need to substantiate why. In this case he called them a scam solicitor but never explained why, which he did in trial "I
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
Dota2 is absolutely addictive. The chime you get from a last hit/collecting runes, The cosmetic loot boxes, e&. I had to quit cold turkey after 1500 hours because I realized I was wasting my life. It's sad that dota2 is far fr
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
Not really, Terraria has already been ported to all systems, including Android. the amount of people using Stadia that don't have access to a device that could play terraria is likely very small.
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
What about Tesla? It's incredibly overvalued and in the same boat essentially. Why is one okay but not the other? Right because rich people with connections are the ones being burnt right now.
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
It's very very common. But when domestic media won't cover it full stop, and even social media is heavily censored, it's hard to tell. My view is based on ex-pats who've shared their experience and did pseudo journalism
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
Yes, our application compiles it's own sub applications. It is win32 software.
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
No bios update, but I wouldn't be surprised if windows shipped updated microcode or something.
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
I don't think so. I do lots of compiling at work and our compiler hasn't changed in 5+ years. pre spectre my 8700k could do 20k lines/sec. Post spectre with mitigation it's about 10k, with them disabled it's about 1
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
Thank god Canada created the CMHC which would insure loans and allow you a down payment as low as 5% for first time buyers. ironically because the loans where insured they offered lower interest rates on these loans, which meant they costed
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
The long thinking aspect of the Chinese government is Chinese propaganda. You see them announcing long term goals and going on giant infrastructure projects, which go on to be under used, poorly built e&. China has serious structural is
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
Given the UN has officially recognized it as medicine, I don't think it would be too much of an issue.
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
I think it was more training them how to launch it, so they can better identify it domestically. I know some guys in military intelligence in that neck of the woods, I doubt there was any malicious intent here.
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
we already have a wealth tax. Have cash? Inflation (cheapens govt debt) Own Property? Property Taxes. Own Equity? capital gains on realization of profits Get Dividends? Dividends are taxed. Income? Taxed. Virtual every form of wealth is tax
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
When my work did it, we added another coloumn with "context/explanation" and had devs fluent in that language review the translation. still a few phrases came out awkward
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
Unemployment is just one of several metrics which need to be viewed together to get a proper picture. Labour participation, Unemployment, underemployment, e& need to be considered at the same time. low unemployment, but low labour parti
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
I think thats the ultimate plan, but if you listen to GeoHotz talk about it, he really wants an economical self driving solution. E.g. waymo cars cost 100k+ and thus isn't economical. It's also opensource so I think the end game i
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnuson%E2%80%93Moss_Warranty... Tesla will have to prove that your modification of the car caused the issue/defect. At least in the USA.
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
These aren't home drives, where you have ample cooling in a PC case and power. These are for NAS's/Servers where power and heat is a controlling factor, if admins wanted/could they would buy the 7200rpm drives and there
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
> exactly the speed of light *causality The speed of light is variable, the speed of causality isn't.
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
I have worked with Linux on tight embedded systems that require 100% up-time in safety critical environments. I disagree, it's fine for automotive use, but it will be a stripped down fork optimized for it. Just like ucLinux and other s
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
The standard does not. It's common to get a data payload of struct A, but cast it's pointer to struct B which is a subset of struct A (at is the first elements. Actually in the Win32 API this is done a lot. Often you're even
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
Until ARM can give processing power comparable to x86-64 power limits be dammed. x86-64 will continue to rule the desktop and large parts of the server market.
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by BunsanSpace 6y ago
some companies could choose to make their product shittier, others could choose to pick a more expensive/efficient power supply and improve device design. Have you ever heard of delta electronics? They manufacture 90% of power supplies

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