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1mo ago
It has already been known for a long time fish, and in particular tuna, carry a lot of worms and parasites, which is why freezing rules are in place in pretty much every country. For example here are EU regulations regarding freezing Tuna
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1mo ago
You claim an increasingly high proportion of universes must be adapted to black hole creation. You also claim it might explain the fine tuning problem. I’d argue it does neither. As to the first claim; First the variations are random, secon
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1mo ago
They might be able to have that insight, but I highly doubt they would be able to have a profound crush on her. Which might matter more.
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1mo ago
That’s 350, which you can’t buy for 300..
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1mo ago
Yep. Forced to insulate but also have ventilation which undoes the isolation. Also isolation is great unless you open a window xD
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1mo ago
Nah filling is just dependent on private companies and they aren’t willing to pay the high prices now. The government is now going to fill it themselves to levels required for the harshest winter in 30 years. And tax the population to fill
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1mo ago
No. The government should just use tax to create investment funds. Then make it a law that only 50% of profit can be used, the rest needs to be reinvested. It’s moronic that taxes don’t always go down. The government should make money and g
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1mo ago
Are you sure both of these things aren’t also done by AI? It’s totally valid to question authorship when the author was an LLM.
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1mo ago
Speak out, as they have been doing. Use this time to come together, organise, and formulate proper vision for a widespread moderate political debate; I feel there are too many extremes in US politics on either side.
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1mo ago
Why is it expensive? Forced labor and for profit prisons exist. And if there is a life sentence on hard drugs who would possibly have them on them? You could also make it the 3rd offense or something, not that difficult.
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1mo ago
Yes it is. It’s because they let them out again.
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1mo ago
Pretty sure almost every European would celebrate any of these things
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2mo ago
Yes, Chinese medicine indeed contains a lot of nonsense. What disease does snake oil cure exactly according to you?
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2mo ago
Apparently not even entire replies, so I’ll join in with one.
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2mo ago
With how many products Google suddenly retires, and how they often just ban or remove accounts without any sort of support, it’s mind boggling to me that anybody still considers to use any Google service honestly. Well, apart from search an
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2mo ago
I stated some corrections, but did not mean to imply they are Greek. Even Cretans now consider themselves Cretan first and foremost.
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2mo ago
Eating healthy and exercising. And for the remainder: go to your physician to get to a state where you can do healthy diet and exercise. For the small part that remains is highly suggest getting an actual physician to give you treatment opt
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2mo ago
Have you tried contacting your nearest snake oil salesman?
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2mo ago
Nah Google and Microsoft have been offshoring to India for years. And sorry, but the developers there suck.
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2mo ago
No, it’s a fine because they broke the law. The EU fortunately takes that seriously.
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2mo ago
Yes, but also to all the other non-perfect bodies. Puts things in perspective.
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2mo ago
Who cares what an LLM hallucinates about it?
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2mo ago
Except it does partially map into Greek, they had settlements on several Greek islands, influence on the Cyclades, and talk about similar Gods. Even the cave where Zeus was allegedly born is on Crete.
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2mo ago
No. But that only looks at heavy smokers and duration they stopped, so overselects for old age with higher cancer incidence. This study looks more broadly, notably also at onset of smoking: https://jamanetwork.com/journals&#
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2mo ago
The fact that they don’t want somebody who “got things done” in management would be an immediate red flag and sign to leave for me.
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2mo ago
I mean technologically they can, just not due to safety and legal reasons.
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2mo ago
> “ Smokers don't magically undo the damage they did to their lungs after they stop smoking” Except that they do undo the damage. “ After 15 years, your chances of getting lung cancer are almost the same as someone who has never smo
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If the output was identical it wouldn’t just be simulating. You invoke some magic qualia which is intangible.
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No. But it is a better digger, and it can in fact dig, evident by the fact that it digs. It doesn’t merely simulate digging just because it’s a machine.
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2mo ago
Is this to select them, or make stickers out of them?
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