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by Spellman 7y ago
They at least approve of a system where the exchange of currency for carbohydrates is a good system, especially since they gain wealth from it. They also agree with a system where if you have enough money they will sell you whatever you wan
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by Spellman 7y ago
No, but they do tacitly agree that the economic exchange of currency in exchange for a liquid which will cause a changed chemical state in the imbiber and may (due to various factors and differing chances per person) lead to poor decisions,
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Definitely agree on these points! And I'm not trying to shift people to feeling guilty or pushing to "make a difference" as much as examine how inaction is also a choice that can matter. As you point out, though, as an indivi
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> By me not doing anything in this case the existing system (the BBC in this case) will simply become irrelevant (which is actually happening). I didn't have to say anything or do anything. The world simply changed around it (Netfli
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by Spellman 7y ago
Yup. It could. However, the key isn't necessarily video recordings. It's deliberately practicing individual things you are bad at in isolation until you are good at them. We need to record LoL and StarCraft games because it's
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by Spellman 7y ago
Uh, your definition literally says "by unexpressed agreement"? So, agreement not by words, but by implied means (action or inaction) seems a fitting usage of the word tacit. Similarly, from the definition of tacit from which tacit
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>> To your first point (don't feel equipped/proper place), that's definitely true. But that doesn't mean you can't support those who are better advocates instead. > And it doesn't mean I have to either
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by Spellman 7y ago
To your first point (don't feel equipped/proper place), that's definitely true. But that doesn't mean you can't support those who are better advocates instead. In your example, by ignoring the "working class&qu
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by Spellman 7y ago
Mature subject matter yes. I was more commenting on the handling of the matters in the story structure. Bambi is extraordinarily subtle and multi-faceted. Lion King, Finding [Nemo|Dory], and others are way more explicit about what one key m
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Honest question, care to elaborate? From my perspective opting out means no change. And no change means structures stay the same. Therefore, they persist and are maintained with your (weak) approval. This is different from not taking a side
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Man the old stuff gets pretty dark. So good. [tangent time] It's also very interesting looking back at Bambi in general. It's a mature story of growth as Bambi grows up to take his place in the world. But it's the subtly, esp
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Oh, completely agree! And I certainly don't begrudge people needing an escape/relaxation. Just a reminder that those in power are banking on others giving up and pointing out the issues at play. It's very easy to sink into an
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I expect they can make the claim that "family-friendly" and sanitized entertainment means never covering and exposing the "controversial" nature of the people in power. After all, in Disney, we take comfort that everythi
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by Spellman 7y ago
As with most eSports, the key metric is how much inflow there is and how much outflow. I'm not familiar enough with Overwatch specifically, but it sounds like there isn't enough income and prize pools to go around. The top team ma
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by Spellman 7y ago
Not quite. In FPS, aiming moving and ducking are like learning how to move the pieces in chess. And sure, those are the basics to even play. But when people talk about "fundamentals" they are talking about the emergent things that
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From the quote in the footnotes: "I do find bunching at 280g after 2010 in case management data from the Executive Office of the US Attorney (EOUSA). I also find that approximately 30% of prosecutors are responsible for the rise in cas
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by Spellman 7y ago
They also just started their 2020 series here: https://www.reddit.com/r/photoclass2020/ They'll slowly post the next step of the guide throughout the year. Subscribe and follow along to learn!
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Hello Fresh and Blue Apron are the big players. Blue Apron tends to focus on interesting recipes. Hello Fresh tends to be a bit more focused on fresh ingredients. But honestly I couldn't really tell them apart. Alternatively, several s
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The best part of ATK and related Cook's country is they also helpfully go in-depth about the why . This helps you understand why the steps are laid out how they are. Plus it helps they test the crap out of their recipes so even with m
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Not disagreeing, and honestly it's much faster to do in a pan. Still, I also understand the appeal. More precise, less issues if something interrupts you, and perhaps the best benefit is batch cooking steaks. Especially when starting,
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Yay! Someone got my tongue-in-cheek reference
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Because not everyone can get the timing right and heat consistent enough to properly cook from start to finish in a pan. Especially as you get to thicker cuts. Sous vide takes out the guesswork for getting the insides to the right temp. The
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Yes, it's the reverse sear, and proven to be better by SCIENCE
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Want to re-emphasize, cooking is a skill that's learned by repetition. There are methods to help. Over cooking vs undercooking is because of guesswork. Remove that by buying an Instant Read thermometer. Over and under season? Taste as
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Definitely what I've sen as well. Plus, traffic could be dealt with by better planning so you didn't have to funnel everyone through 2 intersections to get to work every day. But people instead want to add more lanes because more
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by Spellman 7y ago
Indeed. Familiarity with the environment, features, and such is the biggest selling point when I give recommendations. Plus, iOS across all your devices tends to "just work" way better than trying to stitch together things across
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Right, most repair and reviewers note that if you buy good detergent and rinse-aid, modern dishwashers work great! But if you're doing what folks used to do with cheap detergent, never cleaning out the filters, and such, then you'
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Major life improvement: get detergent that has protease enzymes. Now that phosphates have been removed, the bargain bin detergent won't cut it. But if you buy ones with enzymes they will cut through the caked on proteins and clean your
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In short, short-term pain and long-term gains.

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