dr_teh

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by dr_teh 8y ago
She isn't a doctor or a pharmacologist! Why would you even value her opinion when it is confirmed that testosterone has potent psychoactive effects? I don't care if she's the space pope of the galactic bridge federation, her
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by dr_teh 8y ago
So? Are you going to take some Bridge player's word over the medical consensus?
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by dr_teh 8y ago
TRT actually damages fertility. It's useless for having kids.
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by dr_teh 8y ago
Dragan does it again
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by dr_teh 8y ago
The animated / adjustable versions of such images (or even videos!) are much more terrifying, because you can very clearly see that this is not the case.
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by dr_teh 8y ago
I gave around $10 to the FSF (in person), and donate all my old clothes to local homeless shelters. I prefer charity to be done directly. Otherwise, I can't really see what is going on with the money.
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by dr_teh 8y ago
Sounds like a scam.
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by dr_teh 8y ago
Dragan does it again
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by dr_teh 8y ago
The onus is on you to prove that quotas outperform skill-based hiring. Sorry, but d'uh.
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by dr_teh 8y ago
The amount of people plagiarising Scott Adams to sound smart is staggering
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by dr_teh 8y ago
So that they can trigger it to spy on you, duh
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by dr_teh 8y ago
Can't believe after all this time, this is still up for debate... Proof-of-work is the only 'solution'. Proof-of-stake is a pipedream. You can't secure a system using itself, just ask Gödel.
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by dr_teh 8y ago
Yes
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by dr_teh 8y ago
Somewhere in a cavern full of sandals, a Stallmanu is quietly weeping.
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by dr_teh 8y ago
We had some older B&Ms at our house back in the day (also an audiophile middle class household). As a musician myself, I'd say they're worth the money if you can afford it. (I think they were around $8000 each or something).
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by dr_teh 8y ago
" But it will still be worth it in identifying the "definitely not lying, don't waste your time on this" category of travelers." That is absolutely not how any of this works, at all.
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by dr_teh 8y ago
If you are interested in LISP but want to have a much lower risk of having an aneurysm or becoming a hermit, I'd recommend Clojure/Clojurescript
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by dr_teh 8y ago
I love Clojure! It's honestly the best language ever.
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by dr_teh 8y ago
I feel like turning this into a technical issue is sleight of hand
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by dr_teh 8y ago
Right, she must have invented and pioneered virtue signalling
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by dr_teh 8y ago
This article doesn't really say anything. Walmart is a much better example of "Why Clojure". Or anything that comes out of Rich Hickey's mouth, basically
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by dr_teh 8y ago
The European version will be the same thing when I try to go on a non-gdpr US site, a big banner that tells me to *$#^ off.
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by dr_teh 8y ago
Well, consider that if airplanes were 99% safe, nobody would fly. And the way I understand it (not very well), the lab-of-origin discovery is based on design choices rather than inherent factors. This means that it could be copied to create
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by dr_teh 8y ago
By profit margin, Airlines are like one of the worst businesses ever
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by dr_teh 8y ago
My dad's second wife could draw photorealistically with a pencil from looking at something. She never practiced, never had training, never even showed any enthusiasm for it. It was one of the most soul-crushing things to witness that.
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by dr_teh 8y ago
Actually, he had a different name and was a memory competition champion who practiced every day. Instead of mentioning that, he decided to blame his entire abilities on a fever he had as a kid. Not to put him down or anything, but a lot of
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by dr_teh 8y ago
Yes because Sybil attacks are trivial to fix right
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by dr_teh 8y ago
At least it uses OCAML and functional code instead of the EVM, for which even the Eth founders themselves can't write secure code.