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by belltaco 3y ago
> Based on the influx of illegals Everyone that ever violated a law including speeding or jaywalking is technically an 'illegal' including probably you and your family members. Lets stop addressing human beings as illegals.
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by belltaco 3y ago
If you read further they found that lower daily doses were better. > In contrast, in the summary of the ten studies with daily dosing, the researchers determined a statistically significant twelve percent reduction in cancer mortality &
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by belltaco 3y ago
> There are dangerous places, but everyone you are working with will quickly let you know where they are in your area, and you can avoid them People were randomly shot while they were walking out of a H&M in a premium outlet mall in
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by belltaco 3y ago
If you're queasy, don't watch any pictures or videos of the last two events, they're pretty bad and the twitter algo promoting checkmark accounts boosted them. The mall one had pictures and videos of bodies in a pile with blo
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by belltaco 3y ago
Maybe download ebooks, especially those that teach you how to go to the next level in your career beyond the programming you're doing now. And download any development environments you need. Libraries are going to be hard so download
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by belltaco 3y ago
> The irony is that I believe the Lightning Connector, the iPhone connector, has been the longest standing standard connector (11 years now) Not sure how that's irony, since the connector is proprietary and not an open standard, res
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by belltaco 3y ago
Maybe gas pump sizes at gas stations are a better example? I see pump dimensions in the law here but don't know if there was traditional regulation on fuel pumps being compatible. https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/te
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by belltaco 3y ago
> The kidneys turn salt into fructose as far as I know Huh, how is NaCl turned into C12H22O11. That'd need like a nuclear rection or alchemism.
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The Long Covid Mystery Has a New Suspect(wired.com)
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by belltaco 3y ago
Apple devs don't need to travel to your home so you can use their software on your laptop or phone though.
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by belltaco 3y ago
For representing and verifying identity, it should need director level approval.
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Why doctors fear Covid could be causing diabetes in otherwise healthy patients(telegraph.co.uk)
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by belltaco 3y ago
Their products for businesses also used to spy on them, so it's hard to build trust again. https://www.edweek.org/policy-politics/google-under-fire-for...
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by belltaco 3y ago
Samsung has smart tags but they probably have the same or similar issues as Apple tags.
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by belltaco 3y ago
> I make heavy use of buzzkill, taskr and iftt What do you use them for? That sounds interesting.
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by belltaco 4y ago
Not sure how that's a good response. Nobody is this thread is saying you should be forced into not using Apple phones.
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by belltaco 4y ago
>Countries like India export this poverty in many industries around the world and here in the US it's IT Industry. This is very harmful thinking and sounds like what the former president said about the country to the south of the bo
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by belltaco 4y ago
Paying below market is still a cost with no guarantee that the worker will stay on. It's more advantageous to hire someone who was already trained in such a manner at a different company.
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by belltaco 4y ago
The company the already trained worker is jumping to doesn't have to bear the cost of the training or paying the salary for 6 months like their company already did, so they can always pay better.
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by belltaco 4y ago
Yes, that's what they want and that's how it has been played out in the past for unskilled workers, while companies doing and profiting from the abuse and hurting both the immigrants and citizens go scot free. https://a
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by belltaco 4y ago
It does make sense in the context of what has been happening with low skill immigration from the south of the border. Punish the workers being abused and let companies doing that off the hook. https://www.washingtonpost.com/
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by belltaco 4y ago
I think the punishment for those workers is the thing they want. Their logic is probably that the worse the punishment the less likely people want to work in the US, so that tech salaries will balloon even higher. In reality many jobs will
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by belltaco 4y ago
In the top 15 for 2022 I see Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook/Meta, AWS, Apple, Intel, Walmart, JP Morgan Chase.
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by belltaco 4y ago
> Companies are cynically using visa programs no native citizen ever asked for or wanted because they are nothing but an avenue for large corporations to enslave foreign workers with salaries that no American would ever tolerate? Categor
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Biological time rhythms in Covid-19 vaccine effectiveness in study of 1.5M(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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People with long Covid continue to experience gaslighting 3 plus years later(theconversation.com)
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by belltaco 4y ago
There is a bunch of science behind it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35667806 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35667013
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by belltaco 4y ago
From the paper > We also found that blue-eyed people have a stronger pupil response than brown-eyed people when they view a picture that causes pupil dilation or constriction. To be more precise, with respect to the total range of respon
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by belltaco 4y ago
> It’s important to remember we’re talking about subconscious responses to pupil size. Just because you (and Eckhard Hess) believe it is “easier” to consciously perceivr pupils surrounded by blue irises does not mean your subconscious i
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by belltaco 4y ago
> there are already plenty of comments explaining how these are irrelevant Examples? Or maybe you have none because it's handwaving. > you can’t just connect adjacent studies by assumption and have those assumptions be true Sourc

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