Cytobit

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by Cytobit 6y ago
> But that's their only usecase, isn't it? I thought they were used to codify acceptable and unacceptable conduct.
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by Cytobit 6y ago
Seems like a No True Scotsman situation to me. A set of rules is just that.
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by Cytobit 6y ago
I agree. Here is the quote from the Wikipedia article intro. >Nagel famously asserts that "an organism has conscious mental states if and only if there is something that it is like to be that organism—something it is like for the or
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by Cytobit 6y ago
Are remote doctor visits anything more than a video call? I'm not sure why that would make it difficult.
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by Cytobit 6y ago
This page from the University of Florida disagrees. https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/ornamentals/p...
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by Cytobit 6y ago
> if the bees could make it more secure, they would I don't think the bees really have any input.
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by Cytobit 6y ago
>We have to live with the reality that people are not going to have low-latency setups, and design with that in mind. Or we can live with the reality that some people will shell out for low-latency setups. There is room for both.
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by Cytobit 6y ago
According to that article, breast milk does not contain gut flora. It has its own microbiome that is distinct, but has many of the same bacteria.
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by Cytobit 6y ago
It's recommended to install your goalposts with concrete footings that go below the frost line to prevent movement.
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by Cytobit 6y ago
> New Toyota's (MY 2020) > I have a Subaru with Eyesight, not a Toyota. I'm guessing MY = Model Year?
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by Cytobit 6y ago
> That aspect is called ASANA and what Wim Hof claims as his discovery is called pranayama which is a fully developed science of breath control practices by Sadhus and monks for centuries. I'm curious why you called it a "scien
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by Cytobit 6y ago
Probably the human rights abuses.
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by Cytobit 6y ago
Why would they be any less able to fine you than your local library? They would still collect your personal information to set up a library card.
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by Cytobit 6y ago
Sometimes, I'll hear someone talk about a place called "Virginia", and I'll have no idea what they are talking about. Eventually, I figure out through context clues that they are referring to the Commonwealth of Virginia
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by Cytobit 7y ago
Is HN not social media?
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by Cytobit 7y ago
From a quick search, it appears to be a Japanese idiom that means the same thing as "read the room". To assess a social situation.
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by Cytobit 7y ago
I'm not sure how burning wood is carbon neutral. Trees, other plants, etc. will sequester carbon from the atmosphere at the same rate regardless of the source. All that matters is how much gets into the atmosphere.
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by Cytobit 7y ago
Do those people travel on public roads?
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by Cytobit 7y ago
Does the shape of the wall affect either of these uses? Otherwise, wouldn't it be off-topic to start listing general facts about walls for agriculture?
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by Cytobit 7y ago
I don't see any evidence that that site did comprehensive reviews and analysis. Just a bunch of Amazon affiliate links.
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by Cytobit 7y ago
I've often heard that drinking distilled water is bad due to it leaching minerals/electrolytes. Has anyone done the math on this to either validate or debunk this? A 16oz bottle of San Pellegrino has 20mg of sodium. How can such a
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by Cytobit 7y ago
Don't phones typically use the headphone cable as the FM antenna though?
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by Cytobit 7y ago
Sometimes using Shift+Insert instead of Ctrl+V can allow you to paste into these fields.
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by Cytobit 7y ago
The complaints are mainly about not being able to choose when and if updates are applied.
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by Cytobit 7y ago
I've never had unpaid-for groceries in a restaurant.