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Manga is a rich tapestry, but men tend to prefer younger women in those, often inexperienced ones. Even feisty women (tsundere) are expected to be inexperienced and sooner or later lovestruck. The pattern is a partner who can't compare
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Humans are pretty complicated and arousal is a dynamic and malleable, biopsychosocial process. The individual differences, variability is what makes humans so successful. There is however truth to women relying on emotional context more for
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This wasn't in the paper, but men in general tend to be geared toward non-emotional stimulus and action-oriented thinking. Their supernormal stimulus is hardcore and paraphilic porn for this reason, which then of course invokes unfavor
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This says more about the company. Keeping the bus factor high is company management 101. Employee training and development is a fundamental part of it.
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Compromising your products and services for profit is a slippery slope under normal circumstances, but streaming is a rather competitive market. What Netflix is doing is baffling, they are in the middle of a race for dominance. I think Netf
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We haven't seen anything yet folks. There is no such thing as just three degrees, the temperatures will keep climbing, eventually completely suffocating the oceans and the atmosphere. Billions could die.
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South Park did a great job making fun of Matt Damon, Larry David, Reese Witherspoon and other celebrities who were hired to push crypto. Unfortunately people do listen to celebrities, and celebrities apparently are not above sinking patheti
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The Last Glacial Maximum 20,000 years ago was about 5.8 °C cooler relative to present day temperatures. But it's not really just the temperatures, it's how fast they change and what causes them to change. This is why geoengineerin
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The hard part would be finding a way how to synthetize all the chemicals we need without oil. I imagine that would require a vast amount of energy.
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They are certainly outliers, they are actually doing good work with reforestation. Now try everyone else.
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It makes it worst by letting businesses write off pollution. Entire industries are becoming carbon neutral, on paper at least. Ever wondered how building 10 billion electric cars will save the planet? You can't put a dent on climate ch
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Planting trees without any sense of how they would become a viable ecosystem is pointless. Forests are complex ecosystems. Businesses do this because it's the cheapest sustainability strategy. These are economic project that not only d
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My controversial opinion is that technical experience alone does not make someone a good software developer, business acumen does, mainly systems thinking and interpersonal skills.
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Social media largely replaced traditional media. People these days can surround themselves with information catered to their expectations. This doesn't leave much room for quality journalism, which takes time and cost money. Welcome t
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Yet another libertarian think tank paid to poison the public opinion, this time by cherry picking old publications as if they represent our current understanding of climate change. Where I live we are in the middle of a drought that's
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Customer development and the non-technical parts of product development. Creating an actual business out of the product. Making sure that people want the product, understand it, willing to pay for it and so on. There is no point building a
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"I have Ukranian roots" This must be the I'm not racist, I have black friends equivalent of supporting a fascist regime and calling for it to finish off a country with 44 million people. Given Russia's past and current s
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If it would be the 19th century wood and coal would solve the problem, but unfortunately nothing can replace the existing natural gas infrastructure. Winter is a few months away.
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They don't have judicial indepedence either way, it wouldn't be even possible to have it in a single-party state, so there is not much difference between whether judges or algorithms execute the will of the state. China's jus
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It might be emergent, natural even, but we are better than this. A lot of balls have been continuously dropped by a lot of people. Small changes at the right time could've ended up with humanity prospering in the 21st century. Now betw
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Let me repeat myself for the thousandth time, just because something is new it doesn't mean that it's useful or valuable. Charting new territories, experimenting inevitably gets you the wrong answer most of the time. Innovation im
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This here is some quality work top to bottom, including the documentation and the website.
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Adobe Flash was killed by smartphones and HTML5, but Harman still offers support for it. https://services.harman.com/partners/adobe "wasting number of years of their careers on dead horse" The world keeps cha
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The difference is that in Silicon Valley you can just promise the stars themselves and gamblers start throwing money at you. Web3 might not be a real thing, but the addiction is. It's like an MLM, the product hardly matters if you can
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https://codeberg.org/
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The difference is that they actually tend to deliver. But Samsung will have a window of opportuntity here for sure.
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Despite these articles I really doubt they are ready for mass production. The yield is not expected to be high, but they like being first. There is a learning curve to GAAFET, and although TSMC clearly plays the game at another level Samsun
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The internet is like building a city, obviously such a thing creates a potential for harm, but if you design it correctly it will be much more. It's something that can support an entire economy. Crypto has no such potential, it couldn&
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Not to be hurtful about your project Ribbon and other similar projects, but companies rewarding their employees with NFTs is a bad idea. People like being treated fairly and they like meaningful benefits, like health and wellness, and of co
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Web3 is not meant to be useful, it is a carrot dangled in front of investors. It's there to justify the existence of cryptocurrencies. It's customers are greater fools investing into the cryptocurrency behind the project. The joke
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