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MrDosu
11y ago
Are streaming json parsers that rare?
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11y ago
Have a look at this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_political_families Seriously read through the other countries and then go to the US. You will laugh, I promise... Limiting it to presidents is kinda silly.
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11y ago
Putting words in my mouth... Ofc there is free will, but if you think media manipulation means you are forced in front of a television you are just a blabbering idiot.
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To pretend you are not a product of your environment is just silly. I know that basically all my thought process is crafted by the countries i grew up in. Travel the world a bit, you'll get it eventually.
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How is this answer even related? I never mentioned multi party systems lead to a well functioning political system. You are arguing against a point no one made.
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Yeah and it's also the only country in the world where those elections lead to the same couple of families winning every time...
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Well, in my country multi party systems basically work like this: Unresolved issue comes up, party forms specializing in said issue, if party gets support big parties integrate unresolved issue, issue is now resolved. And you got it complet
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"Because the other side doesn't have a viable candidate" Glorious two party system, how is that even remotely called democracy by anyone?
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If you pick up a new tech and it's " just a respelling/reskinning of some technology I've used before" you are doing something very silly or are not using new tech at all. If it's basically the same there is no
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Humans are just very good at seeing patterns in random events, while ignoring the events where they don't see a pattern. Think about all the times it did not occur...
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Do we really want to raise our kids in a world where you can't take the money and run?
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Confirming this to be complete fabrication in Germany. Contract law is very simple in most of the EU. The most you can hope for here is non-disclosure.
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Exactly this, non competes are mostly only binding if there is adquate compensation involved. If your contract only says "Not allowed to work in the field for X month after leaving" and there is no compensation, it's toilet p
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A personal experience I have made in trying to live off the land a few times autonomously is that it is quite sustainable when you are hunting animals. When you rely solely on plants you need to roam HUGE swatches of land in comparison and
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I wasn't contradicting you, tried to emphasize. Sorry english is not my first language :D
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11y ago
But I believe in you!
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11y ago
In a word: Lack of education
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One of the main points that gets often neglected and a major skill required is food procurement. What kind of food exists and how do I judge it's quality. Most modern people I know cannot pick the riper and more nutritious fruit, veget
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I'm pretty sure my grandma makes food since before I was born that "survives weeks and months on a shelf and can be microwaved in 2 minutes and chucked on a plate" and none of the ingredients inside are not sourced from her g
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I am reading this while eating a steak. Js.
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You are not going to get a vaccination against HIV for example without animal experimentation at the current state of science. My parents work in the field and I have worked at a few labs where they do animal experimentation. It's not
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This, it is important to stay accurate on these topics and not succumb to mainstream media fear mongering.
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Yes, we do extract chemicals from all kinds of things. That still does not mean it is done with your tomato.
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This still is complete fabrication. "I don't think you could do it without starting all of them from 0% milk" is not a valid basis for facts. I don't want to come across like a meanie, but no one cares whatever facts yo
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Well to be specific it highly depends what we are looking at. As a simple example let's take Vitamin C in green beans. One study I found mentions that after one week refrigerated beans lost 77% of their vitamin C versus blanched and th
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11y ago
Doritotrees?
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This is science fiction, we can't and aren't doing this.
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This is a common misconception. For example frozen vegetables from the supermarket have higher nutrient contents then from the farmers market because they get deep frozen so shortly after harvest. Personally I don't buy into articles l
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and i would have gotten away with it if it wasn't for you meddling rain forests and 3rd world hungry people.
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What history could a western country have to be the only one to recruit for the army in schools?
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