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by Ma8ee 6y ago
You mean, we don’t need GMOs to worry about that? Maybe it’s great if we don’t have to worry about some GMOs in addition to the problems we already have.
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
The ones funded by Monsanto and Cargill? Don’t you see the problem?
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
The most common use of the concept GMO exclude simple breeding, which is what we have done for thousands of years. We didn’t use to transfer genes between species or even between kingdoms. I’m not that worried, but I’m not that fast to excl
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
There’s a lot of trends and over interpreted small studies within popular nutrition science, but the basics are quite solid and quite simple: eat less, eat much more vegetables and fruit. There’s also solid evidence that too much red meat
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
Why do you think it is the anti-GMO groups and not the other way around? I’m naturally more suspicious of the groups that have the most money invested, in the same way tobacco companies had more investments at stake than medical researchers
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
Tell that to the company I used to work for that build custom business systems where all business logic and all the crud was written as stored procedures in SQL Server. In particular CRUD maps very nicely to SQL, and there’s no reason to ma
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
I’m not sure what conclusion we should draw from that isolated fact. It can mean that people are convicted on too weak evidence, and it can mean that people are only put on trial when the evidence already is very strong.
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
I know. I live in such country. But even here it is better for the prosecutor’s career with many convictions.
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
Of course prosecutors will favour expert witnesses that will help them get convictions. Why isn’t that obvious?
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
I don’t think the comment implies that a service can’t be layered.
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
One way to see it is that any measurement will collapse the wave function, which can be detected can by the communicating parties.
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
What is left out from the letter is that the marketing department probably have a say in the design too. Nowadays they probably have tested which geometries that sell best to different target groups. And then we also have the user perspecti
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
That might be one of many things they spurs innovation, but the neoliberal idea that greed is the only human impulse that matters is false, primitive, and very sad.
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
Ok. Explain how this works for me. How did I get my well paying job to make it possible to save enough money without being privileged? How did I get a college degree for free? How did I all on my own, without any help or support from rich
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
In the sense that you need less capital today to be industrious than maybe ever before, you are absolutely right. You don't have to invest a lot of money to build a factory or pay for inventory. But even being in a position like Michae
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
Maybe the question should be “what freelance developer has the time and energy to try to do the job of a lawyer” whenever they have some legal issues to resolve.
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
It’s not hard to make up stories that sound plausible. That doesn’t make them true.
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
Thanks for the link. But that only shows that mandatory helmets reduce bicycling a few percent. The leap that it actually increases mortality is still missing.
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
No, you don’t need reflection or annotations to use dependency inversion. Why do you think so?
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
Oh yes! I’ve from time to time strayed from buying IKEA furniture with the thought that since I can afford it I should get something nicer. But whenever I pay something like 2-3 times as much as I would for some equivalent IKEA piece, the q
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
Let me rephrase my question: are there reliable statistics that shows that that is the case?
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
I've heard that example many times over the years, but I very much suspect it's and urban myth. Do you know if there really are any serious studies showing this?
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
I still don't get it. I put the interface into a shared module and the implementations in independent modules without reflection. Why exactly would we need reflection to do that?
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
In a relational database you would have a CustomerAccount table keeping track of which accounts that belongs to which customers. Customer would not know about Account, and vice versa. And what has reflection to do with this?
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
Maybe it’s because I’m Swedish. ;)
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
For chests of drawers I certainly recommend powered screwdrivers (IKEA sell cheap, and for this particular use, adequate powered screwdrivers). On the other hand, are you assembling some Ivar shells there’s hardly any screws.
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
Maybe more approachable, but I don’t think more clear.
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
I don’t know how long it was since you put together any IKEA furniture, but even things like these are hard to miss nowadays. I don’t know how and if they tests their instructions, but they seem to know quite well what kind of mistakes peop
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
I don’t think videos would help. Their instructions are already exceptionally well made, and I’ve yet to see any IKEA furniture that is hard to assemble.
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by Ma8ee 6y ago
I very much prefer when they explain too much than too little. Yeah, it might be boring to listen to or you might have to skim a big part of the text, but that is much better than being lost.

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