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by dandare 6y ago
"Privileged" European here: it is totally beyond me how can anyone be any productive on a 996 schedule. I can't write code for more than 4-6 hours a day, 5 days per week. I would probably not be a good programmer if I was bor
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by dandare 6y ago
From the comments: > Maybe there needs to be a special on how Disney hated anyone but White Christians, embraced McCarthyism, and hired nazis. I am looking forward for it. https://www.sfwa.org/2020/11/18/di
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by dandare 6y ago
Can you recommend a good source of information on personal nutrition? Actually, how much scientific consensus is there on nutrition and health, other than "eat healthy and varied diet"?
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by dandare 6y ago
+1 for leading me to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punycode , I had no idea this monstrosity exists :)
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by dandare 6y ago
What I want the most is a readily available vegan food on every corner. For instance, it is surprisingly difficult to buy anything vegan on a highway stop/petrol station where I am from. Vegan burger from MCD will mean a lot.
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by dandare 6y ago
The appeal of vegan pizza is that no animals were industrially farmed to make it. If you think your cheese is suffering free you are lying to yourself.
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by dandare 6y ago
This is why I think that fighting torture is the second most important global task (after fighting climate change). All of you - all of us - who experienced unbearable pain, now imagine your pain but ten times worse, inflicted deliberately,
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by dandare 6y ago
You forget that not all conspiracy theories are equal. A democracy could survive hundreds of bullshit conspiracy theories for decades, but suppress the next COINTELPRO and your democracy may be dead in five years.
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by dandare 6y ago
Now think about all the conspiracy theories that actually turned out to be truth. MK ULTRA, Dark Alliance, Tuskegee Syphilis Study, COINTELPRO, PRISM, you name it. Would these be banned ("fact checked") from YouTube, Facebook or T
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by dandare 6y ago
What really surprised me is the existence of chess championship and women chess championship.
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The New York Times Guild Once Again Demands Censorship of Colleagues(theintercept.com)
77 points by dandare 6y ago|20 comments
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by dandare 6y ago
Question: if I use uBlock Origin and Privacy Badger at the same time, who blocks what?
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by dandare 6y ago
The yellow on yellow butons have such small contrast I first thought they are disabled. Good luck!
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by dandare 6y ago
Unfortunately it is. See my quote from the law above.
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by dandare 6y ago
Not sure if you are just trolling or malevolent on purpose. I did read the article and it literally says that is the intent and text of the law. Quote from the article: > More detailed rules from 2008 list products that should be preferr
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by dandare 6y ago
Unfortunately the us of antibiotics in farming in EU is still widespread - will be curbed in 2022. https://www.theguardian.com/society/2018/oct/25/european-par... But that does not mean the law should pr
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by dandare 6y ago
> All "organic" means is that the farm the milk comes from does not use antibiotics to fight infections in cows.. In EU farmers must administer homeopathics to sick "organic" animals instead of antibiotics. https:&#x
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by dandare 6y ago
Save your loathing. This is possibly the hardest problem in management. It is an open secret that nobody really knows the formula for consistently promote the correct people.
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by dandare 6y ago
> You can specify basically any type you what... stuff like “The Number 4 Or A Function That Returns The Number 4 Or An Object With Any Attribute Which Is Equal To 4” and TS will just work with that. Hi, an amateur here. When I started t
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by dandare 6y ago
This is fascinating! On one hand, as an old guard JS developer that upscaled to TS, I often find new TS syntax incomprehensible. On the other hand I am still slowly learning new concepts. Am I correct to assume these new concepts are import
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by dandare 6y ago
Could someone ELI5? Actually, I wrote a lot of code in TypeScript and I know my SQL but I have absolutely no idea what is going on here.
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by dandare 6y ago
Also let's not forget the problem of burnt fuel storage. Burned nuclear fuel will stay radioactive for tens of thousands of years. Unless we plan to offload the cost of storage to future generations - which we actually do now - nuclear
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by dandare 6y ago
Everybody knows that NC does not hold the monopoly on being terrible - actually no one does hold such monopoly and this makes your statement useless truism. It fits the definition of whataboutism perfectly. I am not defending ICE, what they
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by dandare 6y ago
Don't get me wrong, Guantanamo is a terrible place where human rights are blatantly violated and prisoners routinely abused, many times even tortured. Waterboarding is an insanely cruel torture technique. But it does not compare to NC
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by dandare 6y ago
The word sounds odd in many slavic dialects too.
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by dandare 6y ago
Maybe I suffer from a mental illness or something but I can not think about anything NC related without also thinking about the unimaginable torture of prisoners that is happening right now .
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by dandare 6y ago
This concept is dangerously close to the antipattern of information hoarding and hero culture. Yes, from your personal perspective building such moat can be advantageous, but from the company perspective - or if you are a manager and see su
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by dandare 6y ago
I know sometimes archaeologists leave at least a portion of new discoveries unopened for future generations with better technology. Does this practice have a name? Is there some standard or is it up to each individual team / government
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by dandare 6y ago
After glancing over the title I first thought the topic is physical microphone kill switches. That being said We need physical microphone kill switches. Even if you are super careful about getting your laptop infected or hacked, you hav
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by dandare 6y ago
In some EU countries it is illegal to use photos of the European Parliament building. https://euobserver.com/justice/126375

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