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I fail to see the parallel. Anorexia as "starving themselves to death" is not a stable identity, it is an identity in decline with ongoing suffering and temporary highs. Should taking of legs be the first treatment option? No. Sho
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> We now create stable identities from what is essentially a form of mental illness. Yes. And? A stable identity is preferable for the sufferers. Can you explain the problem with that?
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> How many people who cut off a limb and regretted it would stick around the forum that fed their compulsion to do it? Maybe many more then you would think. First of all of there are others with regrets they are most likely also found th
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Trigger warning: Contains references to voluntary disfigurement and mental health.
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Body integrity identity disorder patient satisfaction after surgery (2014) [pdf]
(opus.bsz-bw.de)
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Not under the current understanding of copyright.
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I don't understand the udner the earth part. We've been able to transport power into mine shafts for pretty long.
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What accident do you foresee that makes components of a fusion reactor sufficiently radio active? Containment field failure should leave the components just as radio active as a controlled shutdown as the plasma distinguishes immediately or
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Batteries are dangerous? What do you mean by that? > Dams failing have killed way more people than nuclear ever has. And this solely due to one incident under communism where damn was not maintained.
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500 is 1-(1-risk)^500 the risk
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LFP is supposed to be less bad in winter. So that it isn't kinda confuses me.
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I am kinda struggling with the thermodynamics of that mechanism. Can someone explain where the energy saving comes from using Thermodynamic Integration or comparing the (almost) cyclic processes of this one with a conventional air condition
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Is anything super natural is non falsifiable? Let's say we have a particular haunted house and the ghost moves 3 hand sized objects in the house around at 03:00 on his death day. This should be falsifiable. Mythological beings have a d
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If any of those things were true, it wouldn't be Zeus. Many of your concerns apply to an all mighty god but Zeus was not almighty. I'd just kinda wished people would stop projecting arguments meant to address the christian god to
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With the wide spread use of SSL that is unlikely to be useful for pretty much anything.
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Atlassian's recent 'Backdoor account' used unregistered email.com account
(twitter.com)
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While it might have been a war crime the existing international legal mechanism were unable to deal with such war crimes. The Nürnberger Prozesse were not run by an international mechanism but by the allied forces. Similar in Japan.
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Indian politician drinks water from polluted ‘holy’ river, gets hospitalised
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We know Zeus doesn't exist because Zeus is supposed to sit on Mount Olympus and he isn't there.
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90s console very much also had SIMD it was just in more fixed function hardware, DSPs or the like.
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While i agree i didn't ask you . I was interested in his answer because of the conspiratorial tone in the parent
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What is your answer? Mine would be energy costs. Methods which employ more manual labor and less energy are preferred.
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I am looking forward to the deflation once the energy prices recover.
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This thread seems to summarize the state of this method well: https://twitter.com/_clashluke/status/1497092162193793028
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Taking before pandemic numbers of GDP and population numbers by 2100 from here https://www.populationpyramid.net/population-size-per-countr... , the top 15 of economies will only account for 40% of world population. ~25% co
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Trading might be a way to flip stolen goods.
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There are two ways differential equations can involve more than one variable. dx/dt = stuff dy/dt = stuff OR dt/dx = stuff dt/dy = stuff Require very different approaches.
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> Small countries are a rounding error for global emissions. Not if they are allowed to develop too. Are they not allowed to develop to western living and energy use standards per capita?
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What exactly do you mean by multivariate?
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I just noticed: > For example, do you want to approximate some complicated integral? Just use the Stream x that we previously defined: > ghci> erf = 0 :> exp (-x^2) > ghci> take 10 (toList erf) > [0.0,1.0,-0.0,-2.0,0.0,
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