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by giantg2 9mo ago
"Polio is starting to slowly become a thing," Where?
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by giantg2 9mo ago
“to what extent should public and private institutions be expected to accommodate people who, for no other reason than ignorance, choose to opt out of the collective responsibility to public health?” Before we can answer that, we would have
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by giantg2 9mo ago
I've asked this sort of question before. I've never found a satisfactory answer. My best guess is that we will mostly see wars and a societal collapse. People want things, things have scarcity. If people feel they are entitled to
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by giantg2 9mo ago
'The "the lazy bastards wont want to work if we give them free money" crowd are wrong.' The post was about what happens when there arent any jobs. Want of work is a moot point.
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by giantg2 9mo ago
Licensing issues and security configuration management are major reasons to want uniformity.
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by giantg2 9mo ago
"Also who the fuck cares if it happened under Biden?" Your comment said the next administration will enforce it. It seems that administrations from either party have not.
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by giantg2 9mo ago
Yeah, but they're still enforcing the location stuff. I don't think they've fully switched over to regulated contracts.
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by giantg2 9mo ago
What changed?
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by giantg2 9mo ago
Ah, I did not get that far in the enrollment process. Thanks!
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by giantg2 9mo ago
Yeah, I think it's 4 TOPS, so I see.
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by giantg2 9mo ago
Polymarket has been around for a while. I thought the agreement happened under the Biden admin, but I could be wrong.
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by giantg2 9mo ago
"It should in theory be possible to take a conservative approach to being progressive" That's likely how most of the middle see themselves (if not in those words) - open to new changes but only if they're fully understoo
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by giantg2 9mo ago
What is the legality for US residents? Right now Polymarket is subject to a federal agreement that they don't let US people participate. Apparently this is just a checkbox for the user to attest to. They don't even do IP geolocat
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by giantg2 9mo ago
"Well, only if they are thinly traded." Right now, they're all thin traded at their open. As soon as they are created is when you see the volatility that makes them enticing. Once you get volume, there doesn't seem to be
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by giantg2 10mo ago
What not use a USB Coral TPU? Seems to do mostly the same stuff and is half the price.
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by giantg2 10mo ago
I suppose, if you just want to take someone's word for what is important rather than understand the underlying concepts and mechanisms. HN has historically been about learning new and interesting things. It feels different when people
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by giantg2 10mo ago
To provide background on use of force investigations, including differences between federal and state actors. It even has some background targeted towards vehicles, albeit from a different incident.
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by giantg2 10mo ago
That's interesting information, but it's not important/useful without additional context. As it stands right now, the claim that it is important seems more like conspiracy theory unless you have more information to share.
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by giantg2 10mo ago
The linked article has basically no useful information. Here is an article with more information about use of force investigations related to state vs fed, including the use of vehicles. https://www.startribune.com/are-feder
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by giantg2 10mo ago
I've had nude images come through Facebook ads. Nothing surprises me. It's everywhere these days. Even if you use DNS filtering, stuff can slip through.
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by giantg2 10mo ago
1.5g/kg for a 90kg person is 135g. You can get almost half that daily need from a chicken breast or a few ounces of fish. Two meals of that and a few non-meat things like rice and beans, lentils, peanut butter, etc and you're set,
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by giantg2 10mo ago
A 16oz ribeye can easily be eaten in a single meal by most people who are large enough (90kg) to need 200g of protein per day.
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by giantg2 10mo ago
"I’m not saying a balanced diet cannot consist of dairy, but implying it should, as the plate diagram does, is highly misleading and outright paid for." And to exclude it would imply that it cannot be part of a balanced diet. That
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by giantg2 10mo ago
I see it as more of a limit than a requirement. After all, you can technically satisfy your dietary needs with vegetables and eliminate fruits. But we aren't talking about technicalities and edge cases, rather what a balanced diet migh
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by giantg2 10mo ago
The theory makes sense, but it doesn't match with the graphics in the article. We can see that job openings have been declining since before the 2024 election and that hiring actually increased briefly around the time the tarrifs were
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by giantg2 10mo ago
And I'm asking what would be different if you had to make a basic graphic based on nutritional science vs the My Plate graphic.
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by giantg2 10mo ago
What do you find disagreeable about the My Plate that was linked?
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by giantg2 10mo ago
Then I would think the meat, dairy, and egg industry didn't get their money's worth. The My Plate guidelines have protein as less than 25% of the plate, and nothing says it has to be animal based.
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by giantg2 10mo ago
"Pretty much everyone I know understands that the food pyramid is the product of various lobbies" Maybe adults, but probably not the people who were taught the food pyramid - children. Edit: changed the tense to acknowledge this
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by giantg2 10mo ago
I had seen a few others but not this one. The co-venture part looks interesting. The real problem I had is that I didn't see any options that I recognized or had heard of before. It makes me wonder how many perspective buyers would be

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