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by _v7gu 5y ago
Some examples look like they have picked two pokemon and tried to merge them in a very weird way. I'll list what I see so others can compare: - 0 as Arceus + Shaymin S - 1 as Lickilicky + Espurr - 10 as Kirlia + Porygon 2, don't k
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by _v7gu 5y ago
> Nobel despised people who cared more about profits than society's well-being Good thing the prize isn't for Business Administration then. Also ironic, since it's economics which studies anti-trust and gives legitimacy to
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by _v7gu 5y ago
>Because neoclassical economics does not even acknowledge the costs of environmental problems and the limits to economic growth Econophysics is really crank stuff but some people really like to shit on econ without knowing a tenth of the
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by _v7gu 5y ago
Implementation idea: this method reminds me that we can post our public keys in bio, which means logging in could just mean signing a message that says "sign me in to %service%" and you wouldn't need to update your bio for ea
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by _v7gu 5y ago
Well, I don't think any sane country will try to invade somewhere where the citizens have recreational nukes.
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by _v7gu 5y ago
You have to regularly take tests if you aren't vaccinated, so that mechanism works in the opposite direction. We should have been seeing a higher representation in the unvaccinated even if the virus simply ignored the vaccine.
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by _v7gu 5y ago
Someplace where people are less toxic and not as racist, like 4chan
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by _v7gu 5y ago
Recommendation of boosters is short-sighted and is only valid while this variant is active. Give vaccines to Africa instead so there will be no new variants. A first dose is much more valuable than a third
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by _v7gu 5y ago
Remember that you don't really need to save money for late-life healthcare and your childrens' education, and just get out when you have saved enough
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by _v7gu 5y ago
Heh, just like US elections
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by _v7gu 5y ago
Huge props to both groups then. Selectively enforced rights aren't rights at all.
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by _v7gu 5y ago
There are more than ten supermarkets within ten minutes of my walking distance, from the cheapest option to fanciest. In addition, even the fanciest bakeries sell the standardized type of bread for the standardized price. So I know this pro
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by _v7gu 5y ago
Asians' and Hispanics' minority status has long since been revoked by the very same people who push against "racism". It's insane really.
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by _v7gu 5y ago
Yeah we went beyond Presburger a long while ago
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by _v7gu 5y ago
A coup organized by a cult with 200.000 members, who mostly obtained positions in government via nepotism. That shouldn't look so outlandish considering what happened in South Korea. Also to say, sacking people with cult involvement ha
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by _v7gu 5y ago
Now that's just racism on another scale: you're saying Mexicans are below Americans?
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by _v7gu 5y ago
Tangential rant, I recently learned it was illegal in some parts of North America that letting your child go to school by themselves is illegal . As in CPS gets involved if they get a call from a "concerned" citizen. For example
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by _v7gu 5y ago
AHK is really a hack, but Windows has the best software for keyboard adaptation. I used this to create a custom layout that includes Turkish and Greek characters which helps me a lot https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/down
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by _v7gu 5y ago
Average daily commute in Barcelona is 48 minutes-ranking along with the best cities in US where minimum is 44, and you don't need a car in Barcelona to achieve it.
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by _v7gu 5y ago
Expansive immigration+highly regulated housing. Car-dependent city building which forces people who can't afford cars to live in the city. Small apartments and multi-home houses being regulated out of existence which push immigrants in
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by _v7gu 5y ago
> Thus, the device cannot considered a consumer-ready product. Right off the store page. Why are people in the comments expecting to daily drive this? You buy this for the excitement and sense of accomplishment of actually managing to ru
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by _v7gu 5y ago
I think serializers would be better off as railways, allowing you to combine small serializers while also collecting the errors so you end up with a conclusive outcome. Haskell's parser combinators are quite fun for example. Also I&#x2
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by _v7gu 5y ago
>The Afghan people deserve to rule themselves What now? Did I miss the election? Maybe then Afghans should have thrown US out of the country if they didn't want their presence. Or do things just seem really easy to people who only l
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by _v7gu 5y ago
I am quite upset about the war ending in the worst way possible. You talk like the war in Afghanistan "ending" was a good thing probably because you get to live far, far away from yet another region destabilised by US hands. Joe
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by _v7gu 5y ago
Don't scalpers make more money than 200$/console? Only they will be buying in this case.
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by _v7gu 5y ago
What do you do after the shortage ends? 1300$ isn't a good price for long term, 400$ is. If you try to make a 70% price drop close to relase, you just screw over your next console launch. Sony doesn't even profit from console sale
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by _v7gu 5y ago
s/US/common law/ The fines are not enough right now , but they'll just keep on increasing until compliance is satisfied. There's no reason to start high and bringing small companies to ruin when everything will wor
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by _v7gu 5y ago
The reason the fines are low is because they exist to push for compliance, not to punish. That's also why they are increasing up to 4% global revenue. If that's not enough, the maximum can always be increased. More money for the E
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by _v7gu 5y ago
Today I learned there was a better way than "dt)..", but that is still one of the things I like most about vim: verb+adverb+subject goes a really long way instead of trying to learn millions of keyboard shortcuts. Each new verb re
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by _v7gu 5y ago
so it's weakly highly composite?

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