ashwagary

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by ashwagary 4y ago
I eat nuts. Not sure how healthy they are in large quantity but thats my goto snack between meals.
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by ashwagary 4y ago
Could this abuse inadvertantly lead to some level of police reform that requires officers to use more critical thought when responding to potential emergencies? Over the years there were famous cases of overzealous police officers immediate
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by ashwagary 4y ago
>Flying on a 737 MAX—even including the fatal crashes due to MCAS—remains quite literally the safest way to travel by both time and distance. Are you claiming there are no safer planes than the badly designed ones that killed a bunch of
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by ashwagary 4y ago
>Then they shouldn't take that job. I think it depends on where in the supply chain kids are participating. If the work is dangerous (ex. mining), they should be banned but if there is a learning experience with little risk of long
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by ashwagary 4y ago
>more women attempt to commit suicide My understanding is women attempt suicide but more men succeed at it.
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by ashwagary 4y ago
>It’s pretty incredible to me that the whole community on the last thread was fixated on the fact that it must’ve been the homeless/drug addicts. Completely agree, I was downvoted into oblivion last week for claiming it was possibly
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by ashwagary 4y ago
>As soon as enough people realize that there is a lot more utility to bitcoin, as a tokenized version, on other networks, they might stop using bitcoin itself. That is extremely unlikely due to the introduction of counterparty risks that
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by ashwagary 4y ago
Threats were made by the Trump admin when NPR had unfavorable reporting. 'Trump proposes eliminating federal funding for PBS, NPR' https://thehill.com/homenews/media/373434-trump-proposes-eli...
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by ashwagary 4y ago
>So the ideas of communism is what cause people to kill off sparrows or was it just bad information and bad/incomplete research on what role sparrows played We can try this framing in another 100 yr drought scenario and see what get
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by ashwagary 4y ago
>wage theft despite it being common. Worse than being common, I heard US wage theft eclipses all other theft in the US combined.
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by ashwagary 4y ago
>if an act is a crime in multiple states (which is possible), you can be charged and punished separately by each state For the California three strikes law, am I correct in guessing all three strikes have to be in the state of California
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by ashwagary 4y ago
>One usually also invests one’s savings which rather mitigates the effect of the tax and inflation. There are no guarantees that these investments will beat the higher hurdle rate. Assuming it automatically mitigates negative effects is
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by ashwagary 4y ago
The European Doctrine of Christian Discovery applied to all property including intellectual property that was "discovered" in the rest of the world. Non-christian origins could not be recognized by western institutions until very
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by ashwagary 4y ago
>I think people take knowledge for granted. Another problem is people assume prevailing discovery narratives are truthful. It's harder to do that in the sciences because of the breadcrumbs left behind. >it is extremely hard to be
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by ashwagary 4y ago
>I just don’t understand, if they’re going to clean the apartment anyway, why should I clean anything at all? That's the problem. I suspect many amateur hosts have scaled operations to the point that they don't clean between st
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by ashwagary 4y ago
I'm just happy that AirBnb wasn't successful long enough to start to degrade service at hotels. I was expecting things to get worse for consumers across the board if left unchecked.
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by ashwagary 4y ago
Gold isn't fixed, it has supply inflation. It seems this bill's intent is to add an element of "work" to money production. Paper and ink inventory being the current limiting factor is problematic.
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by ashwagary 4y ago
>Insisting on a fixed money supply is insane and destructive. The gold supply isn't fixed. Total supply has inflated at roughly 1.5-2% every year for the last 100 years. A problem I see with gold as a solution is the total supply is
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by ashwagary 4y ago
Inflation will ensure almost everyone is in a higher tax bracket and is auditable in 1-2 decades.
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by ashwagary 4y ago
>It's the only place where leaving anything within sight in a parked car results in a break-in. A fucking bag of potato chips once. Another signal that tremendous wealth inequality in a confined region is a microcosm of what's
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by ashwagary 4y ago
Wait till you realize we never heard from Satoshi again because he died on October 5th, 2011 from pancreatic cancer.
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by ashwagary 4y ago
Similar to the parent poster, it's a solution a coworker came up with to deal with misdiagnosed digestion issues. He only ate 2-3 cups of food per meal and was symptom free shortly after.
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by ashwagary 4y ago
>He'd only eat bland food with no spices due to some stomach/digestive issue. There is another method that involves focusing on food volumes rather than other restrictions. The average stomach can hold 8 cups of solid food but
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by ashwagary 4y ago
Bob worked at a key position at one of the largest crypto exchanges in the world and later a mid-sized exchange. >Occam's razor is a safe starting point for this situation. The simplest explanation is he wasn't targeted and it
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by ashwagary 4y ago
You are assuming there is no motive for someone in his circle or that he personally knows to commit this kind of crime.
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by ashwagary 4y ago
>In this thread everyone blaming homeless and the poor without any context of who the perpetrator is. You are right. Nothing in the report points to the demographic being blamed in the majority of comments. It could be a person in his ci
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by ashwagary 4y ago
On another timeline (in Texas), a case of possible short term mistaken identity ended up with a person being killed, when the alternative was one party retreating, which bought both parties enough time to avoid injury or a death.
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by ashwagary 4y ago
Most police officers die from driving accidents.
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by ashwagary 4y ago
>Food cravings are intense and real. Regular fasting recalibrates the mind over body state.
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by ashwagary 4y ago
There is a growing class of tech orgs running operations that governments cant legally or openly run themselves. If I had to guess, that's partly "whats wrong with these people".

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