Frozenlock

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by Frozenlock 11y ago
> what was the justification for imposing such a restrictive rule? This is a totally worthless question to ask about a law or rule. The general form would be "why was the law created?" And of course, there's never a law wi
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
...and they never learn.
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
Except that the article is about brain-damaged people selling their settlements. The whole grey area here is about the brain-damaged people not being able to correctly evaluate the value of the document they are signing. Even if 100% of the
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
What? First off, this has nothing to do with semantics. The meaning of the words or the title is not the issue here, it's the inclusion of information that isn't related. Second, the fact that I disagree with the title has nothing
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
Yes, it matters. It's poor practice for a journalist to include the race, sexual orientation, religion, etc... of someone if it has nothing to do with the story.
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
Except this isn't 'corresponding weight increases'. People in USA (and many other countries) are just fatter.
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
I always wondered about this. There must exist a price after which people will take their daily commune into account when negotiating for a job. This could have multiple outcomes: - Change the schedule so that not everyone is on the road th
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
> And then what? And then the price of the scarce resource will go up, pushing us towards alternative energy sources. And as time passes, we should have more efficient ways of harnessing those.
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
> "Sending an HTTP request to a server is no different than walking through the door of an establishment." Of course it's different. It's not even close to being similar. Sending an HTTP request is much more like aski
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
Thanks!
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
What is the command to load a json API? (Which requires to set the content-type header...)
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
> An interesting fact to consider when people talk about how substance abuse bans create "victimless crimes." I don't see how this affects the victimless crime argument. It's exactly as if you made a law forbidding pe
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
Again, what you are saying is the equivalent of "if you don't want your sink to overflow, make sure less is coming in than is coming out". It says nothing of value. If you just blindly go into a caloric deficit, without takin
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
Any contact to get gene therapy for muscular dystrophy? :-p
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
> "Consuming fewer calories than you burn is the only way to lose weight." You need to look at what is driving the calories consumption/burning. Suppose I have a problem with my sink and call a plumber. He looks at it for
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
Increasing metabolic rate doesn't mean you'll loose weight, it means you'll burn more calories. While they are often linked, they are not the same. If you just burn more calories, you'll be hungrier and you'll eat m
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
"(...) a) watching caloric input and b) exercise have been known as being primary to weight control since antiquity." No. No, no, no and no. This kind of misinformation is -=dangerous=-. It pushes overweight people into a dead end
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
> NYC is arguably the greatest city in the history of world civilization (...) Well then, go on, argue. :-p There has been quite a few cities in the last few thousand years...
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
That doesn't answer my question.
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
How is that racism?
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
You can make the centrals more efficient (to a point), but you are still burning hydrocarbons. And then you must apply the same electric efficiency as before. There are losses every time you convert the energy. By the way, "a growing p
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
Except your electricity has to come from somewhere. If you are in the US, it will most likely be from some kind of hydrocarbon. You are just hiding the pollution, not removing it.
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
About inheritance taxes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJwUaVDIPXg
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
> Reading the comments here makes me realise how firmly embedded the "time not spent working is time wasted" attitude is. Time spent not working is NOT time wasted. Time spent away from what I love, while not being paid IS.
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
I never understood the ripoff that the "lunch hour" was. So... you are going to keep me away from other stuff, but I'm not paid for it? Also, you might not be hungry. If you live on a low carb high fat diet, you can easily go
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
> Racism and sexism is bad. To fight it, we are going to hire based on race and sex. If only it was a joke...
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
"If you are the repository owner, and you believe that your repository was disabled as a result of mistake or misidentification, you have the right to file a counter notice and have the repository reinstated." Guilty until proven
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
For those arguing that they are within their rights, and free speech laws don't apply there: that's not the point. (Like most of similar situations by the way.) It's about a company acting in a way that is alienating to its u
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
I was hoping they would talk of all countries using 'local times' instead of UTC.
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by Frozenlock 11y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/keto

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