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721.
by debacle 5y ago
You can use a flouride rinse. Most kids with braces use a flouride rinse. I'm not sure how long you're supposed to use it for, I think it's 45 seconds twice a day.
722.
by debacle 5y ago
I've looked into the logistics of "cooking" meth and it is a complex process that, were I not an expert, wouldn't create something I would be comfortable putting into my body. How is meth "industrially" produce
723.
by debacle 5y ago
The problem with any such "climate disaster" is that humans are incapable of conceptualizing the impact of such slow change. We can't even solve our water use, and that is going to cause collapse much sooner than the climate.
724.
by debacle 5y ago
Many people see it as a novelty. I know a bunch of people with "dog cams" in their house, even wired up with speakers so they can talk to the dog during the day. With the ring, people who have it tend to be fans of it. As a luxury
725.
by debacle 5y ago
In our current descent into technofascism, I think every industry is going to be gamed.
726.
by debacle 5y ago
The current conversation isn't about the real bad stuff (which I thankfully have never seen on FB), but rather about how much control the government should have over Facebook as a platform, and the direction seems to be universally in
727.
by debacle 5y ago
> Allen left Facebook soon after that for a data scientist job at the Democratic National Committee. So the guy on the election integrity team then takes a job with the DNC. This is called a revolving door. And now, curiously, he is part
728.
by debacle 5y ago
> Is there any way to grow nutritious food that isn't just transporting water everywhere? Put goats in a field. Meat has 20x-100x the energy density of most veggies.
729.
by debacle 5y ago
He means that, in 2021, they are coming out against free speech in multiple instances.
730.
by debacle 5y ago
There's no evidence provided anywhere at all that any of these screenshots are of Trump's new platform.
731.
by debacle 5y ago
Considering that the graphic references basswood, my guess is that the primary component of the final product, by mass, is not wood.
732.
by debacle 5y ago
I still love Perl. If I had the opportunity to work on an existing Perl project, I would relish the nostalgia. I would never, ever use Perl for a greenfield project unless there was a library that was absolutely crucial to the development,
733.
by debacle 5y ago
I was just thinking on this same analogy this morning. What many people don't realize is that there are, off the top of my head, at least a dozen different distinct types of hammers, and then if you're talking working with metals
734.
by debacle 5y ago
Isn't this against the US Constitution, specifically the commerce clause?
735.
by debacle 5y ago
And dams are incredibly ecologically devastating.
736.
by debacle 5y ago
Hydro has close to 100% availability, especially if you aren't talking dams.
737.
by debacle 5y ago
I wonder what the cost/benefit curve is for lobbying from $0. $22B is about $150 for every working American. It probably cost Microsoft less than $1mm to lobby for this deal.
738.
by debacle 5y ago
You can "expand" the diff, but sometimes that breaks the UI, makes it unable to add comments, etc. That's probably the reason they don't show large changesets by default.
739.
by debacle 5y ago
A paid user + big fan of gitlab. They exist in a strange valley between github and Atlassian where usability has remained high while also being featureful. Their kanban is 10% more functional than Trello, which is all our small team really
740.
by debacle 5y ago
If you ever want to waste a few hours of your life, travel to YouTube and watch the many different renditions of MacBeth's soliloquy "Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow." Many of them are downright awful. Some of them have
741.
by debacle 5y ago
Compared to what? A parent, a grandparent? A medical professional? Robin Williams?
742.
by debacle 5y ago
Facebook went down (error page, then 503) before DNS went down.
743.
by debacle 5y ago
Statistically, almost no one is on Twitter. I think the recent numbers I saw were less than 3% of people send 90% of tweets and only 8% of Twitter users tweet at all.
744.
by debacle 5y ago
Are we at the precipice of technofascsism, or are we already there?
745.
by debacle 5y ago
I think the calculus was that you didn't need "true" AI for a self-driving car. That still might be accurate, just maybe not in the near term. It may be controversial, but I think that humanity's hubris is the biggest ba
746.
by debacle 5y ago
What is the blind app?
747.
by debacle 5y ago
"What happens when China starts using this option?" Is the real question. Maybe they already have. Maybe they are content to let the old powers continue to play by the old rules, while they wage a much more economic war. In the la
748.
by debacle 5y ago
Many Iranians are very proud to be Iranians in the same way many Israelis are proud to be Israelis. If those two countries could decide on peace (or rather, if the majorities in each country that want peace could push aside the warmongers),
749.
by debacle 5y ago
Everyone doesn't agree that this is bad for readability, and the status quo is the status quo for a reason.
750.
by debacle 5y ago
The next person to read that isn't going to say "Wow this is so clever." They are going to say "Wow this guy didn't know about booleans."

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