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by hannasanarion 3y ago
But that explanation doesn't hold water. Look at any old cookbook and you'll see that the calorie content in a typical "healthy" meal has gone down not up, people used to load up every dish with tons of fat, sugar and
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by hannasanarion 3y ago
People are quick to blame fast food, but it doesn't really make sense. Fast food is as old as society, before there was hamburgers there was fish and chips, waffles, pies, pastries, fried chicken, doner, kebab, and curry, many of which
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by hannasanarion 3y ago
The "Chemical Hunger" hypothesis suggests that PFAS are a prime candidate for triggering the obesity epidemic. They started being introduced to the environment in large quantities just as obesity rates started to rise in the late
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by hannasanarion 3y ago
So? Falcon wasn't a human spaceflight program during that time, and it was also over-schedule and over-budget anyway. The advice isn't "no new launch vehicles should ever be invented ever", it's "if you want yo
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by hannasanarion 3y ago
Very very very low. Bacteria and viruses are normally very sensitive to their hosts, they have a kind of symbiosis that means they can't just arbitrarily infect any species they bump into. Jumping between species does happen, and when
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by hannasanarion 3y ago
EDM artists work within the limitations that their tools provide. There's a reason that you hear synthesised/sampled pianos all the time in electronic music, but rarely synthesided/sampled guitars: midi sucks at expressing gu
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by hannasanarion 3y ago
Yeah, lots of synthesizers have that feature, but the problem is that it's accomplished "client side", by the synth. It recieves a MIDI message that says "Play me a D" and the minilogue in Werckmeister mode plays a
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by hannasanarion 3y ago
No, reminders are a separate type of item that can go on your google calendar, different from an event, not related to upcoming event notifications. You can tell it's a reminder because it has a finger knot icon and keeps rolls over to
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
If people didn't care about quality, they wouldn't put in the money, effort, discomfort, and fuss to use airpods instead of their phone speakers.
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
This is just false. People tolerate watching things on small screens without good audio, sure, but that doesn't mean people prefer it. TVs are still found in every home even though they are rarely hooked up to anything other than i
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
Are headphones, sound bars, and the like not an enormous market segment? Do you think people wouldn't notice if a cinema replaced their 10.2 surround with a couple of phone speakers? This reads like "I feel totally alone in diverg
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
I believe nano-scale polymer materials composed of randomly formed knots are normally just called "plastic".
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
I do not think that it is a controversial opinion to say that a floor speaker sounds better than a phone speaker.
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
How is it simultaneously a good thing for caste systems to be annihilated in immigrant communities, and a bad thing to annihilate caste systems in immigrant communities?
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
Bikes in the $15k plus range are probably targeted at professional sport cyclists, who need to adhere to UCI equipment regulations, which include the requirement for a chain-derailleur drive. If you want to know what's premium for ever
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
In your program, each of the balls starts with zero horizontal velocity. This is not analogous to real life, in which the droplets from the jug will have the same horizontal velocity as the jug at the moment they detached. They shouldn&#x27
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
When you buy a stock on the open market, the company doesn't get any of the money, it goes to whoever was the last person to own that stock. There is no built-in incentive for a company to seek to increase it's stock price except
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
Orcadas Base is 60°S, if that's a pole station than so is St Petersburg.
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
How do you figure 120 years? The first South Pole Station was Old Amudsen Scott which started operations in 1957 (65 years ago), the winter of 57-58 was the first time humans stayed through the long night at the pole.
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
The real solution is to eliminate private ownership of track. Corporate-owned track makes as much sense as corporate-owned highways, ie none. The rails should belong to the people, and companies allowed to use them as the government allows,
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
in F# syntax the right side is always a unary expression, so `|> join(' ')` means `|> join(' ')(x)` (the requirement being that join(' ') returns a function that takes one arg)
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
Step 1: Inherit a fortune from your family of modern day slavers Step 2: Have those loads of that money available during the first months of a widely anticipated telecom revolution. Step 3: pour that money into the most obviously practical
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
Courts overturning regulations like that is exceedingly rare. The doctrine of chevron deference means that, in the absence of overwhelming evidence to the contrary, it is the prerogative of executive agencies to interpret their own mandate
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
Elon didn't "build" any of his businesses, he is and always was the "money guy". He provided startup capital for X.com and SpaceX, but never did any substantial technical work on either. He bought Tesla after they a
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
You mean the range that a major governmental agency declared to be false advertising just a few days ago? https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/03/south-korea-fines-tesla-for-...
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
How about the fact that America's most walkable and transit-accessible neighborhoods are also the most expensive and highest demand? People want this kind of development, they flock to it, and they are willing to pay astronomically hig
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
Okay, but surely my poorly written dockerfile that grabs the wrong images and runs broken code is not Debian's or python's problem? Older versions of debian that still support python2 will theoritically be around forever, and any
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
What "end user apps" are you talking about? The "magic date" when the breaking update came was 15 years ago. Python gave this developer 10 years to get with the program and update to the new version, and Debian kept it a
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
the endgame of for-profit companies in unregulated markets are monopolies. Cutting corners and monopolizing makes sense for a business when absentee profit-seeking owners are the ones calling the shots and taking the spoils. An alternativ
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by hannasanarion 4y ago
You need some piece of hardware for the bot to do the streaming on so it sneaks past the spotify bot detectors, and you probably also want to pay for a premium account for each bot so that you get a bigger payout on the other side, since pr

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