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by heretogetout 4y ago
This sounds a lot more expensive and time consuming than broadly regulating by category, and for what is probably marginal gain. Why bother?
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by heretogetout 4y ago
Runoff isn't the only concern. There's noise, big-rig traffic, odor, unappealing landscape (important to some). At some point it's a lot cheaper and easier to just regulate with zoning than to regulate each individual compone
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by heretogetout 4y ago
Sorry, I managed to misread your comment a few times.
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by heretogetout 4y ago
Right you are...
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by heretogetout 4y ago
This is the sort of childish reply I see when folks talk about emissions from meat consumption/production. What's next, are you going to tell me that every steak I don't eat you'll eat two more? That's a classic.
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by heretogetout 4y ago
I'm responding to "people disagree with the notion that reducing meat consumption is helpful from an emissions perspective". People may disagree but it's like disagreeing that 100 > 1 -- who cares what they think?
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by heretogetout 4y ago
I've always treated LinkedIn as Facebook for people that want to appear serious. Does it provide any value?
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by heretogetout 4y ago
Isn't the math clear that meat consumption requires more emissions than non-meat consumption, on average (as in per calorie)?
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by heretogetout 4y ago
I can't honestly say this is how OSS projects die (I just don't know) but there does seem to be a correlation between corporate support and low PR acceptance. I know I'm put off by all the anti-contributor corpo-CLA nonsense
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by heretogetout 4y ago
It is Texas so it's safe to assume the worst when it comes to regulating externalities, and you're exactly right: https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/texas-repeatedl...
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by heretogetout 4y ago
> Well this is a problem with society then, yes? Does your suffering give you the right to kill another being (Since we still have not determined when life begins you have to admit this is a possibility.) I think you have this backwards.
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by heretogetout 4y ago
I remember when we were accused of fear mongering when we said a right-wing Supreme Court would overturn Roe. We were told "it's the law of the land" or "they'll respect precedent".
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by heretogetout 4y ago
The silly part is passing a law that would basically say "don't do something unconstitutional".
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by heretogetout 4y ago
And we can clearly see the result of the previous election. Voting absolutely matters.
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by heretogetout 4y ago
I think we're in agreement on the core concepts here. We may disagree on what specific rights the constitution protects, but I'm not certain.
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by heretogetout 4y ago
The way I see it the courts are there to ensure our civil rights are not violated by laws. A law that "allows" abortion doesn't really make sense in that light. Unless the law is a prohibition on passing laws restricting this
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by heretogetout 4y ago
Yeah, I am 95% neither of these were taught where I grew up (a lefty area in a solid lefty state).
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by heretogetout 4y ago
It may not be as bad now, back in the day I remember it taking >5s to load an issue, compared to <1s for bugzilla.
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by heretogetout 4y ago
How fast is it? As someone that's only used their Youtrack to look up information about their IDEs (like by landing there from Google) I've found it glacially slow.
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by heretogetout 4y ago
I remember business folks throwing out/"recycling" several pages of scam ads faxed to them overnight, every morning. It's not the same thing but it's the same result.
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by heretogetout 4y ago
Yeah, questioners should be encouraged to include version numbers. Ideally there would be a specific mandatory field for a version number. I'm honestly shocked there isn't one, it seems so obvious there's no way I'm the
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by heretogetout 4y ago
Part of the problem is the attitude that questions are duplicates of questions posted 10 years ago, so they get closed without answers. I am not sure recently most voted is enough. I think the culture needs to change substantially, maybe fi
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by heretogetout 4y ago
StackOverflow has become nearly useless because they don't mandate version numbers on questions and answers. I never start searches on SO and walk away empty handed probably 95% of the time I find my way there.
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by heretogetout 4y ago
As a GSuite admin when someone submits a phishing report I get an email about it. No idea if Google does anything, though.
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by heretogetout 4y ago
Given you say you didn't see the misogynistic content I'm not sure you spent much time looking in to what was going on in the subreddit -- you may have missed how hateful its members were, especially in the latter years.
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by heretogetout 4y ago
There was a lot of anti-Clinton hate in the MGTOW sub.
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by heretogetout 4y ago
If you go forward a few days or months you will start to see rabid hatred of women pop up from time to time. Frequently enough for the sub to earn its reputation.
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by heretogetout 4y ago
This is also how non-hate groups rope people in -- Scientology, for example, literally starts with the premise that they can help you improve yourself from t=0.
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by heretogetout 4y ago
I don't know why but there seems to be some outsized group of people that thrives on reducing social interactions to numbers. I remember seeing a lot of this in self-destructive subreddits (eg MGTOW). Maybe it's so they can write
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by heretogetout 4y ago
Only one way to know for sure!

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