carrotcarrot

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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
Gaming did not invent the whale.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
On reddit the users with he most power to abuse are the poorest (unpaid moderators). So it's really more the opposite.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
It's a buzzword to "disrupt" the energy market. This green energy is all arbitrary, like how nuclear is not considered green in Europe but deforestation is. You don't need to work in the scam industry to be able to recog
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
"Reducing emissions" is just shifting numbers around. The same way we "recycled" for decades by selling our trash to SEA where they burn it. Now we manufacture "green technology" and mine rare metals abroad to
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
This is the same dataset that was used 2000 Mules, isn't it?
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
None of this shocks me
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
I'm sticking with my used 2007 Camry. Easy to repair, engine runs fine, insurance is cheap... These new features are overrated.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
Quality is revealed over the lifetime of the vehicle, not on the showroom floor like features are. And quality cars tend to last longer, they're not a great investment for manufacturers. Besides, how are features and quality zero-sum?
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
That's just a tiny phone on your wrist. If anything it's worse because you have it out during the entire movie.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
> later used it to mess with conspiracy theory people I always find it funny how these hackers grasp for some othered group that they can justify mistreating. If you're gonna be a hacker stop pretending that you're a moral bein
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
All studies mention limitations (or are supposed to...). If the results were statistically significant this aside doesn't negate them.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
It's one of the topics where the grey comments are the only ones with anything interesting to say. The rest are mainly repeating the correct opinion
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
Comparing something with no effect to something as harmful as meth is entirely disingenuous. At some point we have a right to treat ourselves as we see fit. Taking your fever example. Shall it also be illegal to try to get through a fever w
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
They go through the same work as non naturopath Made in addition to their naturopathic work. Whycant you allow people who want their care to go to them? They're not misleading people, theyre offering an alternative.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
In Europe naturopathy is more common. I would say MDs en masse hold similar views to the general populace. Most MDs aren't reading research papers, they're simply repeating what they get told in school and the attitudes they obser
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
You have an innate trust in the pharmaceutical industry. . your parents are statisticians. They know how those studies get made. The fact that they are highly educated statisticians and disagree with you may be a signal rather than a fluke
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
Zinc is homeopathic though?
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
People aren't choosing. Businesses are choosing to reject them before the human ever knows it was sent.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
Love this site design. Looks so good on mobile.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
"whatever is going on due to natural causes" lol
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
You think stripe and PayPal are not keen to control the flow of information and business success?
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
There's a bit of backstory to how this phrase evolved into a slur. It started out with rumors about trans people online who think transitioning will solve all of the problems for some people. They are often called pinkpillers. This bec
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
Urban centers arent any better. Both sides have become more and more radicalized. As a gay guy who loves urban life and has a lot of conservative views, this world is very frustrating.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
Then request the books. Or open a discussion about neutrality. Of course, the political hysteria around this topic doesn't allow for something constructive like that.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
Critics add value to things by building meaning around them. There many films which I enjoy reviews and analysis of more than the work itself. If you are so ascerbic toward peanut galleries it is a bit odd that you browse hackernews.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
Google has replaced punctuation white white spaces for at least a decade.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
I use Bing, DDG, and Kagi. I also keep tagged bookmarks with Pinboard which I rely on much more than search. Even if people aren't finding good alternatives, they might be searching less. Subconsciously, searching ends up feeling futil
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
There's several paid search startups to choose from. I'd rather do that than willingly part with my money for Google.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
A lot of DDG is just a front end for Bing.
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by carrotcarrot 4y ago
Why can't we have options anymore? Is it that difficult to have a toggle for what the description shows?

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