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3y ago
I disagree that saturated fats are the bad ones. It is poly-unsaturated ("seed oils"/PUFAs) that are bad.
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PKop
3y ago
No, saturated fats good, poly-unsaturated (PUFA) bad.
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3y ago
Says you. I'd prefer to take advantage of the resources available there. Your silly moralism is easy to ignore
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3y ago
Nevertheless, this doesn't sound sustainable for a university to fund programs for this limited purpose.
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3y ago
Any particular reason you chose wxWidgets over QT ?
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3y ago
They may be forced upon us, regardless of the negatives you highlight, if globalization and free-trade brakes down and/or the international trade-value of the $ goes down making the cost-benefit for domestic sourcing more favorable.
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3y ago
It shows the demographic of those who would customize their search results. Any search engine that provided this feature would probably skew this way if you looked at who used the feature. Though since they offer it and others don't, y
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3y ago
"If we see that Germany is winning, we ought to help Russia, and if Russia is winning we ought to help Germany, and that way let them kill as many as possible" - Harry Truman Geopolitical realism has always involved turning on you
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3y ago
“People have the right to be angry, because all the ugliness they see is on purpose.” I like this quote and it gets at the heart of the matter especially in some of the more ostentatious modern designs. It seems in some part purposely creat
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3y ago
If you want to define right wing rule as only "talking about doing right wing things" then ok. I define it as doing them and achieving them, which would amount to actually stopping immigration and starting deportations to equal ne
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3y ago
That's like saying lying about the Iraq war or any other policy of national security or deep state priorities "puts their reputation and career on the line". It is trivial to see that pushing a potentially desired position of
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3y ago
Yea a faction tried, but on balance of power were denied, and the overall effect was still a net increase of immigration. "net migration to the UK rose to a record high of around 504,000 in the year to June 2022, driven by an increase
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3y ago
A right wing, especially a "far" right wing, government would have mass deportations, stop immigration, promote nationalist ideology, and not allow let alone themselves push things such as pride and other left wing social values.
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3y ago
A Right wing government would stop mass immigration and not promote leftist social values as current UK government/establishment does. Far away from right wing, certainly not nationalist in any way.
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3y ago
Because a study lays out a more thorough and detailed argument, not because someone's real name or credentials are attached. The crux of my disagreement was his claim a name attached to an argument a priori makes it more valid than one
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3y ago
You'd love to ruin his career and publicly shame him for having incorrect views wouldn't you? Awarding credibility on the basis of having a public face is absurd, and it's trivial to conceive of the way that could be politica
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3y ago
And everyone should be skeptical of journalists too.
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3y ago
>Credit cards are very rarely used except in-person Credit cards give you reward points/money so that's not really a positive.
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3y ago
Good thread summarizing and highlighting key points of the majority opinion: https://twitter.com/RichardHanania/status/167442708751463629...
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3y ago
It's not free and unlimited, they charge for search based on usage, it's not that complicated.
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3y ago
Similar, but different in subtle ways when you get beyond the toy example posted here...particularly that it's always iterating a collection, vs being able to just arbitrarily loop based on arbitrary conditions..where you'd be abl
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3y ago
Elixir doesn't have for loops
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3y ago
Any plans to port fly_postgres_elixir to sqlite to enable using this feature easily with with Elixir? I think your company building out developer tools to help use your platform would aid greatly in adoption...seems a necessity really, part
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3y ago
>Raising a bunch of money just isn't a "good" announcement to most of us Speak for yourself. Announcements of adequate funding inspires confidence fly will have longevity and resources to scale. Other concerns can be tackl
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3y ago
More languages is the bigger difference... also not just cloud functions but full servers.
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3y ago
Not a big fan of having social share buttons scattered across middle of workspace, a cleaner less cluttered look is better. Good work though, looks pretty thorough as far as conversions.
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3y ago
No, I don't think they can be helped; additionally, I don't accept that functioning productive people have to sacrifice their comfort or well being to accommodate these people's problems. I don't think they can be helped
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3y ago
Libraries have become dangerous harassment centers where drug addicts and people with mental problems congregate and assault normal people wanting to read books... and it's the group the opposes this, says it is absurd and should not b
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3y ago
These people can't be helped. Meanwhile, you are harming functioning healthy people and destroying any public space at great cost to everyone paying the bill. We are all sick of it.
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3y ago
Crimes and harassment were punished, not put up with and subsidized.
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