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by Tenoke 5y ago
>Is a step while out shopping (at around 2,500' elevation) comparable to a step while hiking No, but the main other measurement you can use - distance - doesn't account for that either. What does account for it is 'step in
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by Tenoke 5y ago
G yes, but MDMA can hardly reliablyreplace alcohol for general social settings given that you cannot do it all that often without issues, and that it has an even worse comedown for most people.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
GHB is probably an even better replacement than Phenibut as it's safer, has less of a hangover/rebound and can be used more often to no detriment but it has a worse reputation, needs to be dosed correctly (taking twice the dose ac
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by Tenoke 5y ago
The IMT study this is based on is tiny compared to the meta-analysis for steps. It also only tested blood pressure and for a short amount of time compared to all-cause mortality over years in the meta-analysis.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Height is associated with a lot of things including mortality, yes. But more importantly, as mentioned other easy to measure metrics like distance would ignore that it takes different levels of exertion (due to different height and stride l
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by Tenoke 5y ago
There were a lot more rss readers popping up and/or getting more attention immediately after Reader shut down. Feedly was one of the earlier winners for example.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Steps doesn't seem to be a bad measurement as it naturally partially controls for height, and is easy to measure. Not to mention the results are there even when they account for "body mass index, alcohol drinking, smoking status,
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by Tenoke 5y ago
One of the places I use GA is on my blog which is hosted on Github Pages. There's no server (which I can access). Without js tracking (GA or not) what you've left with is something along the lines of putting it behind Cloudflare a
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by Tenoke 5y ago
It's pretty obvious we are indeed guessing given that this is a hypothetical. My guess is that if suddenly I own 100% of Tesla, the company will be worth a lot less after that. It is clearly not based on actual transactions or offers t
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Yes, yes, in theory it has no stock price. In practice if I do want to sell - privately or not - I wouldn't get anywhere as much as the price was beforehand.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
>If you own literally all of the stock in Tesla... how could the stock crash? There's no stock being traded for its value to change. The price will plummet in the sense that nobody would bid to buy it for anywhere as much as they wo
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by Tenoke 5y ago
I really doubt Tesla would survive very long in that state. Stock will crash, public opinion will sour, employees will quit etc. very quickly.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Some of the most expensive casinos (just the building) to build are: Venetian Macau – $2.4 billion, Wynn Las Vegas – $2.7 billion, Resorts World Sentosa – $4.53 billion, Marina Bay Sands – $5.36 billion, CityCenter Las Vegas – $9 billion. T
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by Tenoke 5y ago
If I suddenly own 100% of Tesla the stock would crash. I'll extract some value but it would be a pittance.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
This seems sarcastic but the amount of resources that has went into building all casinos, casino sites, and everything related to the industry dwarfs the amount of resources that have went into bitcoin by a lot. If it seems otherwise it mig
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by Tenoke 5y ago
> providing stockfish analysis for every user for free Edit: As discussed in another subthread most of the analysis happens in the user's browser, the rest is run via a fishnet by volunteers.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
They cite someone saying "There aren’t influencers on Tumblr the way there are on Instagram and TikTok, and the experience for all users might be more pleasant as a result. " they just don't dig further into it.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
>$40k/year on "data protection services" (?!?) I'm guessing this is paying an employee/consultant to ensure they are compliant with everyone's policies. At that scale you have to care about every jurisdictio
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by Tenoke 5y ago
In what way does an airdrop pump the price? If anything it should be the opposite. Now Coinbase voting at all and showing involvement with a project might pump it but that wouldn't be because there's an airdrop.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Have you tried the popular extensions like FB Purity[0]? As far as I know there's plenty of options that do what you want unless they've been broken by Facebook recently? I haven't tried them in a long time since I do want to
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by Tenoke 5y ago
It's not a perfect correlation but it's certainly easier to find better candidates if you can offer them more than they'd get elsewhere.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
That's not how markets typically work. There are million dollar jobs in software, we are just not good enough to get them but some people are. If congress' salaries were higher more of those people who currently have better paid o
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by Tenoke 5y ago
For what is worth, if they get even less compensation and more limitations it might become even less lucrative for capable individuals which I'm honestly not sure if it won't make things even worse as it leads to both less misalig
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by Tenoke 5y ago
At least they are only advising them to invest a little and sadly it's not like you can invest $5-10 in something like an index fund. The top comment even just advises to protect against inflation generally, and not with crypto if you
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by Tenoke 5y ago
This is the case in r/WSB for stocks but I've rarely seen stuff quite like that in crypto subs (check e.g. https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/top/ ). The discussions are low quality and people
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Are you implying you would be against people in that city discussing why burglars are let free in favor of going after shoplifters? At any rate, whataboutism is typically about pointing out the hypocrisy of the criticising party - e.g. &#x2
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by Tenoke 5y ago
This isn't whataboutism, this is questioning your sheriff why they used their limited resources to arrest a shoplifter but ignored a burglar. People are rightfully curious why the priorities seem off.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
It is pretty ridiculous as Facebook have big competitors in all their markets which aren't even that many. Google has more near-monopolies and in more markets and co-integrated more heavily at that. It's really hard for me to see
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by Tenoke 5y ago
This is the kind of extremely simplistic view one holds if they only get their news via The Daily Show or are in a massive echo chamber that tells them their opponents are cartoon villains. Such events are rarely so conveniently mono-causal
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by Tenoke 5y ago
>Fair enough, what about in the winter in New York? Large swathes of Europe have winters as bad or even worse than New York's. I've grown up in one of those countries and had never seen a home clothes dryer before visiting the

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