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by culi 7mo ago
I love to see high-tech mechanical/analog solutions like this. I recently bought a vintage mechanical kitchen timer and it almost feels like you have a different relationship to your possessions when you know they're mechanical. I
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by culi 7mo ago
> On 28 February 2026, between 10:23 and 10:45 a.m That's the exact same time the other buildings were hit. It was all part of the same strike package. The school was hit directly, not accidentally, and The Guardian has previously r
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by culi 7mo ago
> The naturalism fallacy is just that, a fallacy. I disagree. It's a "good enough" rule of thumb. There are many poisons in nature. Saponins and tannins are extremely poisonous but because they are so widespread in plants
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by culi 7mo ago
IMHO it's the restaurant. For a variety of reasons but here's just one example of a mechanic: > Repeatedly heated cooking oils (RCO) can generate varieties of compounds, including polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH), some of
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by culi 7mo ago
It works by converting fibers into butyrate. You should maintain a high fiber diet to promote Roseburia in your gut
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by culi 7mo ago
You're just being silly. If someone makes a claim like "Mongolia just killed 562 students", we shouldn't be asking the person who points out that number is baseless to prove that it's baseless. We should ask the ini
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by culi 7mo ago
Which Eucalyptus tree? There are between 700-900 species and they look nothing alike. See E. grandis, E. tetraptera, E. chartaboma, E. deglupta, E. pulverulenta for examples of diversity Some are incredibly tall with really smooth skin, som
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by culi 7mo ago
Am I missing something? This doesn't seem to be an "index" at all. The name "index" made me think its trying to accomplish what marginalia is already doing https://marginalia-search.com/ And stuff l
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by culi 7mo ago
I have clearly supported my claim. I doubt you even took the time to read the investigation done by The Guardian. You have made zero attempt to support yours. The onus of evidence is on the person that initially claimed the 40k number.
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by culi 7mo ago
Canadians stopped buying bourbon and many countries targeted it outright with retaliatory tariffs
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by culi 7mo ago
Reread my comment. I didn't say it wasn't a character attack. I said it was more than that. Okay let's start here: could you provide a good source for the 40k claim?
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by culi 7mo ago
It's not just a character attack to point out that a glorified blog post pulled that number out of thin air. It would be silly to ask someone to prove that a made up number is made up. How can I provide evidence for lack of evidence. A
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by culi 7mo ago
It's not quite as bad as in the UAE where only about 10% of the nation has citizenship but it's basically the same picture. Most people there are practically indentured servants
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by culi 7mo ago
This is The Guardian's investigation into Iran International. Which is the outlet that made up that number
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by culi 7mo ago
US first started bombing Yemen in 2002. That flag was adopted by Yemen in 2014
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by culi 7mo ago
Iran has actually never directly killed any US citizens. This misconception arises because its allies in Lebanon have done so. But the US and Israel were occupying the bottom third of Lebanon so I would hardly call that an attack. There was
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by culi 7mo ago
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/oct/31/concern-over-u...
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by culi 7mo ago
this is ridiculous misinformation propagated by an outlet that has no actual journalists on the payroll btw
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by culi 7mo ago
A teenager? Have you heard the way American politicians have been talking about this war. They've been liberally using the word "evil" and talking about bombing nations "into the Stone Age"
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by culi 7mo ago
Iran's semi-official news agency (Tasnim) made the claim. Then a bit later they posted photos of the wreckage. OSINT community pieced together that it was actually wreckage of the F-15E that is the topic of this post. A few minutes ago
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by culi 7mo ago
Well there were also the 3 F-15's that were shot down in one day in Kuwait. CENTCOM said it was a "friendly fire" incident
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by culi 7mo ago
Smells fishy indeed by it's just $8 per 10 years... Also I'm sure that if a bill were ever passed to stop junk mail by default, it would be utilizing the infrastructure built by this service
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by culi 7mo ago
If you live in the US you can stop almost all junk mail for $6 for a 10 year registration to DMA Choice https://consumer.ftc.gov/node/77522
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by culi 7mo ago
Alibaba maintains its own separate version of lm-arena where the prompts are fixed and you simply judge the outputs https://aiarena.alibaba-inc.com/corpora/arena/leaderboard
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by culi 7mo ago
Do you have a single gallery page where we can see all the pelicans together. I'm thinking something similar to https://clocks.brianmoore.com/ but static.
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by culi 7mo ago
You're conflating lmarena ELO scores. Qwen actually has a higher ELO there. The top Pareto frontier open models are: model |elo |price qwen3.5-397b-a17b |1449 |$1.85 glm-4.7
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by culi 7mo ago
Does anyone mind explaining why the 2GB model only increased by 20% in price while the 16GB model nearly tripled in price?
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by culi 7mo ago
Yes. I don't think that contradicts anything I said. It's the third major round in a series of protests and I believe this one was planned after Trump started a war against Iran. I don't think it's a stretch to say that
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by culi 7mo ago
They are sarcastically mocking Trump's nonsensical back-and-forth statements about the war already being won and regime change already being accomplished
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by culi 7mo ago
The No Kings protests I saw were full of anti-war signs. I kinda assumed the whole protest was an anti-war protest primarily so I'm surprised to hear this take

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