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Did my entire degree in org-mode. It's one of the highest productivity formats out there.
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As always your team matters the most. I went into SRE to learn how to make gigantic and complicated systems reliable. I've learned a lot. 1. It was an interesting adjustment. The work is qualitatively different but it's still soft
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Pan on the stove, butter the outside of two slices of bread with one slice of processed cheese in the middle. Cook on medium low until golden brown.
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Sometimes it's nice to get a meal with no dishes to clean up. There's no shame in it and frankly most people don't notice you, less care about you. You're just grabbing a meal. Now if you're lonely and eating out al
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God save the King.
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It's not necessarily a prime bigger than PN as the original proof is about some list of primes, not all primes less than some prime. E.g. 3,5 becomes 16, which is missing 2.
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That doesn't make sense what you wrote. I encourage you to read up on long term maurijuana use and addiction. This Wikipedia page is detailed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannabis_use_disorder?wprov=sf... It
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This is pretty cool. Are you worried about copyright at all though? Especially if this get used in a commercial context?
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I Overcame Addiction and Built an OS – Andreas Kling [video]
(youtube.com)
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Recovery from wake and bake will involve withdrawal symptoms and cravings, both of which have a physical basis. You can't expect flooding your brain all day and every day with a menagerie of feel-good chemicals and not expect adaptatio
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I don't think that makes sense? What are you attempting to communicate? I'm saying that high potency products are still sold in legalized areas as there's demand for it. I remember having issues years ago finding low but not
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That could be the an explanation for only having high potency weed in areas where it's prohibited, but it's equally available here in Canada where it's legal. I think people just like it.
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It's possible to have concerns about it even if alcohol is worse. I think most people are reacting to the "it cures cancer" culture which denies any negative effect. Personally I've seen weed addiction in close friends a
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Racist? Could you elaborate? It's a public health concern as people are getting addicted.
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Did you intend to be racist and inflammatory, or just inflammatory?
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That isn't justification for the censorship. Reporters do report on things they don't understand all the time. The point was to make it possible for qualified people to investigate, but that wasn't politically popular at the
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What are attempting to communicate with this comment?
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Who are you talking to?
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That doesn't make sense. How is that any worse than the dominant at the time explanation of bats being sold at a seafood market to be eaten. That's way more visceral than a lab accident.
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Why is that a justification for heavy-handed censorship of a topic? Do you think that's right?
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Non sequitor. That's not the statement I'm referring to. It's certainly the case a virus emerged from nature with all or most of the properties we saw in the original. Unless it was engineered in Loas lol Good job defending y
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No, that was some intentional conflation bordering on propaganda.
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Are they all like that? It's easy to want to paint with a wide brush, especially in times of crisis. One of my teachers was pro-life and anti-war. There's no need for such a conundrum. Otherwise, frankly, they probably haven'
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Are you willfully misrepresenting other arguments? There's a curious pattern in these threads of you ducking out of conversations when nuance is attempted. The remainder of the reasonable discussion around this topic is centered around
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How exactly is discussing how this came to be some edgy and hateful thing? People want to understand and discuss the current crisis. If you want to discuss the human impact make that comment, or frankly, you're visiting the wrong sort
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I never experienced long political diatribes when I attended Catholic mass a few years ago. There wasn't much time for speaking as the mass itself is quite involved. > It occurred to me that all of this must have been carefully plan
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I can't agree that being part of a group, especially one so large and diverse, gives you purchase to make sweeping generalizations.
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I guess the disagreement is around the word "undetected". It's possible some failure was covered up and I trust the Chinese government to be capable enough to do that. > virus has to be collected and be propagated in the l
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We already had intense media speculation about the source of the virus at the start of the pandemic because _people wanted to know_. It would have been nice to have a proper investigation at the start of the pandemic as they may have caught
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> For the lab-leak theory to be true, a "pandemicable" zoonotic virus (a VERY rare thing) has to somehow make it into a lab undetected. That's not a necessary condition and it's ridiculous to think that's the onl
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