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bergenty
4y ago
I think we’re both on the same page. I’m all for breastfeeding and it’s what we’re currently doing and plan on continuing for atleast two years (along with other food of course).
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bergenty
4y ago
Just because you said it isn’t doesn’t make it false either. On a more serious note, of course it’s true. Blocking traffic, picketing hospitals, calling for the death of medical professionals is violent behavior.
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bergenty
4y ago
It’s because you can’t have a reasonable discussion in an environment where the antivaxers are violent and hostile. The opposition is forced to put up a brick wall.
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bergenty
4y ago
It is very relevant. It is because antivaxers created a violent and hostile environment that forces the opposition to become draconian.
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bergenty
4y ago
I’ve had a hell of a time just dividing a closed vector into two separate vectors. Scissors absolutely did not work sanely. What you’re supposed to do is use a line segment to bisect the vector. Then select just the vector and the line. The
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bergenty
4y ago
Is that actually true? Don’t most nodes hold heavily compressed pointers only while there are only a percentage of nodes that host the entire blockchain. I mean if what you’re saying is true then each node needs to have a copy of the entire
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bergenty
4y ago
Is Inkscape better than Adobe Illustrator for working with vectors because Illustrator may be the most unintuitive piece of software ever made.
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bergenty
4y ago
Why? Psychologist go out of their way to publicly diagnose people and it’s just considered analysis with the entire field being crock with almost no reproducibility for any claims. Is the truth in the comment above rubbing you the wrong way
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bergenty
4y ago
There are consequences and a term for people like you. A job hopper. Never last for more than 6 months to a year. You’ll make a living alright but you might as well mug people because there isn’t a lot of difference.
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bergenty
4y ago
I worked a job for 3 years and never once turned on my camera. It worked out great. I even had my webcam off for my going away party.
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bergenty
4y ago
Yes, most if not all trees can do this. It was a strategy called coppicing that allowed more lumber to be grown from the same root system.
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bergenty
4y ago
You may be right about this particular thing but you really can’t put fox and the nyt in the same sentence.
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bergenty
4y ago
Sate is defined as “satisfy to the full”
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bergenty
4y ago
By not good for you I don’t mean it will have immediate effects but you will have to deal with kidney stones down the line.
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bergenty
4y ago
This entire article could have talked about only oxalic acid and it would be a better article. It’s basically what all plants have to make themselves largely inedible and it the most common toxin in plants. You can eat all of the above but
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bergenty
4y ago
Why? Do they like paying for their own healthcare, repairs and working for no benefits?
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bergenty
4y ago
What is a play tube because it makes me think of those structures that kids play in at McDonalds and something like that couldn’t possibly cost $150K.
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bergenty
4y ago
Organic agriculture is where it belong. Mom and pop farms sold in stores where it costs 3x as much for no particular increase in nutritional value. Fertilizers are tangentially bad for the environment but not directly, only in that it cause
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bergenty
4y ago
Coconut coir is not cheap though. I can get a bale of wheat straw for $5. The same amount of coconut coir is around $60 which makes growing the mushrooms not worth the cost and effort. One in ten/fifteen buckets with straw may get mold
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bergenty
4y ago
But satiety is defined as the state of being full. The satiety index should be based on volume not calories. Otherwise it’s not just unintuitive, it’s incorrect. You don’t have to consume a certain number of calories to be full. You just ne
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bergenty
4y ago
I quit because I didn’t like programming anymore. It’s too detail oriented, is constant work when I prefer bursts of work and doesn’t let you work directly with people on people issues enough. Moved to management around 5 years ago and thin
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bergenty
4y ago
What are you talking about? You want to access apps without unlocking your phone? What a banal post.
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bergenty
4y ago
That’s what project housing was. The US doesn’t have the same compliant kinds of poor people like Japan.
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bergenty
4y ago
Do you just inoculate the grain and they fruit in there too? Or do you have to then take the grains and put them in a larger amount of substrate?
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bergenty
4y ago
This is very hard work with just an axe. You have to use wedges as well. Once you get them in, just keep hammering them in equally until the log falls apart.
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bergenty
4y ago
Nonsense, you get everything except things that are heat resistant (like botulism) at 170F.
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bergenty
4y ago
If that button were 100,000 lives to 4 I would.
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bergenty
4y ago
Yeah I think that’s a huge mistake. I would have hoped Elon had enough foresight to see that volume production would make LIDAR cheaper. He has painted himself into a corner. However, he seems like he could play off changing his mind on tha
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bergenty
4y ago
That seems… counter intuitive. I would say something has a high satiety index if something small can fill you up.
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bergenty
4y ago
Yes but I was using straw and if the temperature is too high it cooks the straw and then it’s useless. I guess it’s a crap shoot hoping there wasn't anaerobic conditions to grow botulism in the straw bale. For all other spores, the myc
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