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by dripdry45 6mo ago
Alton Brown did a great episode of good eats about oats. Basically, the faster they cook the fewer vitamins and minerals and good things there are in it for you
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by dripdry45 7mo ago
Look, if the goal over the last year has been to destroy America, it’s economy, it’s reputation… you basically couldn’t pick a better set of actions. It seems pretty obvious that they’re trying to turn America into Russia. Crash everything,
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by dripdry45 7mo ago
Let’s critically think about this for just a second. Your concern doesn’t appear to be with the audio, isn’t it with the connector? That’s a whole different argument than what we’re talking about Isn’t it the wire that failed, not the audio
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by dripdry45 7mo ago
I see you’ve probably never spent time in a large, ossified bureaucracy. There are plenty of things in the world that are hard only because they’ve been made difficult by people who either don’t want them done, don’t understand, or greatly
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by dripdry45 7mo ago
I hope you will excuse my ignorance on this subject, so as a learning question for me: is it possible to add what you put there as an absolute condition, that all available functions and data are present as an overarching mandate, and it’s
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by dripdry45 8mo ago
The “yoga high” a new person gets can pretty intense when the practice is taught and done fairly correctly.i can see it providing real relief, as it does so in LITS of instances where a person would like to feel better. It appears this stud
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by dripdry45 8mo ago
That’s my take. Without any competition, they languish and do nothing, ruining any promising ideas.
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by dripdry45 8mo ago
Yeah but AMD could absolutely work on a joint venture to get something like moving along solidly.
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by dripdry45 8mo ago
Ballmer curve in full effect
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by dripdry45 8mo ago
Yes, but what is the cost or perceived cost to the user to try? This “clever” response proves nothing, sadly
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by dripdry45 8mo ago
One of the best points here so far is empathy. If nerds even half understood this idea, that what they create, must be a relationship with the user; it must be to get people to feel and understand the benefit of what the creator is offering
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by dripdry45 8mo ago
Team Teal coming in hot. You’re both in trouble now…
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by dripdry45 8mo ago
But you don’t define hand or tooth washing well enough. A pithy response means little if we haven’t broken down the comparison into appropriate component parts for meaningful comparison. The other question is, is it even worth it? These thi
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by dripdry45 8mo ago
Offloading ongoing cognitive consideration when a situation seems to have proved itself consistent is the main idea at hand, perhaps? The notion of loyalty? Pets are only interested in who feeds them and make them feel good, eventually offl
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by dripdry45 8mo ago
Just like the last time, it’s in the little niche places. Bandcamp, substack… local bands, probably other places i am too lazy to seek out.
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by dripdry45 8mo ago
Please don’t rest on Adrian Tchaikovsky’s “Children of Time” trilogy
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by dripdry45 8mo ago
‘Course where i grew up we had it ‘ard. Aye… We’d get woken up 2 o’clock in the mornin’ after sleeping in a road crater filled with sulphuric acid, race down the street naked in the dead o’ winter to distract the hungry velociraptors while
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by dripdry45 9mo ago
this was exactly my first thought as well. And it was long enough ago that it sure seems like it could be a test of that system, whatever it was. and we somehow weren’t able to figure out what it was or how it worked...
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by dripdry45 9mo ago
Oh, and a bunch of foreign currency baskets and emerging markets debt denominated in the local currency
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by dripdry45 9mo ago
Large institutions have been moving in this direction for about a year. I just put together a fairly more stable and diversified portfolio that is effectively only about 15% in the US. It involves some short-term private equity, lots of com
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by dripdry45 9mo ago
They are going to pass the save act, which disenfranchise is something like 60% of women voters in the United States. This will effectively invalidate a significant portion of Democrat voters right before the election, and before they were
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by dripdry45 9mo ago
not so sure he did. Both King and X were “allowed” to speak out as much as they wanted… until each of them, realize the war they were fighting was not the real war. The real war was against the rich. Once Malcolm realized this, and that he
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by dripdry45 9mo ago
I think there is a slightly newer version of these, but I have the same set up. I haven’t been able to find anything that has the vertical space that these monitors do. Even Ultra Wide monitors just aren’t tall enough. If I got this 52 inch
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by dripdry45 9mo ago
it’s that first paragraph which is really the bugaboo. In an ideal world that first paragraph is 100% true. In reality, what you get is the government getting its own people on the inside, raking in tons of contract money and doing very lit
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by dripdry45 9mo ago
Define "optimal" once you’ve done this 10,000 times perhaps you will find your answer.
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by dripdry45 10mo ago
Funny how this is timed with the Susie Wiles “I’m an insider trying to do good” nonsense in vanity fair. That coont has been instrumental in so much bad stuff since Reagan… Looks to me like it’s all damage control/pressure valve releas
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by dripdry45 10mo ago
Narrator: It wasn’t
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by dripdry45 10mo ago
I feel that the argument here hinges on “performant” The regulatory, cultural, social, even educational factors surrounding these ideas are what could have made these not inevitable. But changes weren’t made, as there was no power strong en
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by dripdry45 10mo ago
But DID the Luddites overreact? They sought to have machines serve people instead of the other way around. If they had succeeded in regulation over machines and seeing wealth back into the average factory worker’s hands, of artisans integra
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by dripdry45 10mo ago
Yet social media started as individualized “web pages” and journals on myspace. It was a natural outgrowth of the internet at the time, a way for your average person to put a little content on the interwebules. What became toxic was, arguab

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