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by blunte 5y ago
Ok, true. But regardless of where it starts, there would not be one spot where one part of the chain was making some huge profit. Thus, it wouldn't be as the parent poster suggested (for the feed producer or the cattle rancher).
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by blunte 5y ago
I'm sorry, I don't know! I'm just really skilled at searching for and selecting restaurants with good vegetarian options. That said, there are a lot of recipe books. And most of the ones I've seen seem to have good com
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by blunte 5y ago
You don't need plant based meat. That's just a a crutch for people who don't know how to cook. It's much easier to take decent meat, throw it on a pan or grill, and end up with something pretty tasty. As a Texan, forme
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by blunte 5y ago
Can't be sure where you are, but in the Netherlands there were limits on amount of manure (which has various soil and air pollution effects) that were surpassed by dairy farmers, resulting in EU penalties, resulting in NL having to fin
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by blunte 5y ago
No, the high cost would start with the cattle ranchers. And since the consumer simply would not pay $45/burger, the demand would fall to almost nothing. Cattle ranchers would decide it wasn't worth doing.
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by blunte 5y ago
Zoom’s acquisition of Keybase could only mean bad things for Keybase. It means Keybase loses internal developer attention (since Zoom ostensibly bought it for the tech talent) and/or Zoom plans to somehow boost its own services through
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by blunte 5y ago
Well, if it’s really bad, perhaps flushing is the better word?
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by blunte 5y ago
> and asked in an embarrassingly loud voice if anyone had a spare kidney. Fortunately, Lucy the manager volunteered "It never hurts to ask." Indeed.
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by blunte 5y ago
> The new approach could be useful in emergencies, on construction sites or for security applications. Fleeing into the woods will no longer be an option...
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by blunte 5y ago
Where was this study done? Was it done in a place with mostly sunny days, or mostly cloudy and dark? In the location where this study was done, what kind of lives to these people lead? Do people living in more relaxed, sunny, quiet, dark-a
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by blunte 5y ago
This lack of communication from the companies (Google in this case) is just insulting. They can afford to have humans hand these escalated issues. And quite frankly, automated penalties (removal, ban, etc.) should be required to give speci
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by blunte 5y ago
I'm not surprised by Apple's collection of data, particularly that data which helps enable relatively seamless interoperation with other Apple devices. It basically allows multiple Apple devices to seem tightly integrated, withou
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by blunte 5y ago
Even the two examples you give which we would think would be easiest to fact check accurately, "the conclusion of a scientific study, the name of a person, and exact phrase that was said" are not always. With the scientific studie
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by blunte 5y ago
Very small point about this story, regarding the true|false|mixture|satire options, specifically the satire option - good satire can almost be indistinguishable from proposed fact. In other words, I daresay that people of less education and
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by blunte 5y ago
I initially expected this to be an example making fun of Java.
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by blunte 5y ago
When we follow the good suggestion, we don't suck at all. That's how humans should work. It's when we reject the wise advice because... because we're stubborn?... that is when it sucks. The thing about this url search i
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by blunte 5y ago
> the address bar is the search box I'm talking about people using the address bar just enough to get to google. Once they're looking at the text field where you're invited to enter your search terms, there they type in &
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by blunte 5y ago
> "thank you but not interested in this microefficiency" This one. Blows my mind every time.
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by blunte 5y ago
People go to the name they know. Since for many (most?) people, the word “google” is a verb meaning to search the web, they naturally will prefer that service even if they don’t know why it might be better than whatever is the default. Mean
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by blunte 5y ago
I had to find their Vision page to understand what they were promoting. The landing page quite possibly could be missing the opportunity to inform (and sell) people on their ideas.
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by blunte 5y ago
How times have changed. I would never have imagined JP Morgan approving a formal public title such as this. But here it is. No objections to it, but it's certainly a change in standards. (and no objection to a change of standards wh
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by blunte 5y ago
I may be out of touch here. Is this all (directed) algorithmically created? If so... it is believable enough to fool most people. And if so, within a few years it could probably fool all but the most critical viewers.
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by blunte 5y ago
Ah ha; it's sort of like a fat ferret. Cute, but devious.
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by blunte 5y ago
Well, I feel somewhat infantile and not understanding many of these words, but still grasping the concept. I did get this: you want more, but _different_ more This is absolutely true. We thrive on new experiences; but not so new as they don
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by blunte 5y ago
There are some fairly realistic animated porn scenes. I think these are done by semi-professional artists (and probably involving a great deal of effort). But they tend to be... rather fantastical. So there's no mistaking that it is
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by blunte 5y ago
But this is a problem of free markets. What was amateur in the past was free. What is amateur now is tied to some additional paid content. I do not want to take away income from awesome people who choose to do that, but I also don't
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by blunte 5y ago
I'm intrigued by your reply, but admittedly I don't understand some of what you're saying... As for the captchas, I have noticed some obviously (poorly) AI-generated images... vehicles with really warped wheels (like the ears
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by blunte 5y ago
Lol. Forgive me for laughing at the wordplay of "uncanny valley". Indeed though, this question I posed arose from the realization that Reddit amateur nude posts have changed over time from being just people sharing to people stee
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by blunte 5y ago
What are martens? When I google, I only find the UK boots ;) Surely not martins, the birds... But yes, many ground creatures (including human babies) test the edibility of virtually anything by chewing and tasting it :D.
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by blunte 5y ago
He was well aware of Stephen Miller and the extreme, criminal separation of children from their families. If he was not aware, he was negligent. If you dig a bit, you will find evidence that he viewed non-white people as inferior. In fact,

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