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by hh3k0 8y ago
And you do valuable things when you procrastinate?
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by hh3k0 8y ago
> I just want to know who the heck takes recommendations of 'influencers' seriously? Gullible teens with no money? That doesn't mean mom and dad got no money, though. I happen to know a kid with rich parents and they frequ
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by hh3k0 8y ago
The CO2 emissions of trains are significantly lower, though. You might want to reconsider if slightly more convenience is worth ~80-90% higher emissions.
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by hh3k0 8y ago
Yup: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/feb/06/japan-robots-w...
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by hh3k0 8y ago
They are referring to Jordan Peterson. He said something along those lines in a recent interview. I haven't read the interview, though, so I don't know the context.
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by hh3k0 8y ago
As someone who always wished for more X-Files until season 10 and 11 were released: Be careful what you wish for.
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by hh3k0 8y ago
You presume correctly. The users who post hate speech are absolutely liable. It's just that those who host the content in question are liable, too.
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by hh3k0 8y ago
> Trust me, I know what I am talking about. It is apparent that you do not. The Bavarian police has an excellent track record.
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by hh3k0 8y ago
It would most probably never end up pegging an entire core if you use key auth and have conventional logins deactivated, no? I mean, why would people even try.
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by hh3k0 8y ago
Or, even better, don't buy food that has to get transported thousands of miles. Stick to local and seasonal cuisine. That is also the most pro-environmental option.
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by hh3k0 8y ago
Badmouthing the Bavarian police because you had negative experiences, perhaps? Bavaria has the lowest crime rate of all German states and proportion of crimes solved in the state is the highest in Germany.
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by hh3k0 8y ago
Depression is potentially fatal. Thirty percent of all clinically depressed patients attempt suicide; half of them ultimately succeed in taking their own life. It is crystal clear that the risk–benefit ratio is in favor of antidepressants.
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by hh3k0 9y ago
> The only reason WW2 had more combat casualties than WWI is that the USSR decided to defend their country with a meat wall of unprepared soldiers. That generation of Russians had like an 80% casualty rate or something crazy like that. N
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by hh3k0 9y ago
> I can't get past that on a personal level, the decision-makers, in particular Kim Jong Un's family, are responsible for many people's suffering and deaths, which I would think would make them fear too much freedom among
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by hh3k0 9y ago
> The sad part is ofcourse the one about companies not being interested in drugs for rare diseases, even more when they're not needed frequently. I really hope we can find a solution to that. As that'll not happen all by itself
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by hh3k0 9y ago
Hm -- the website of Mayo Clinic says that you should avoid Ibuprofen if you might have a concussion, as they may increase the risk of bleeding. "Avoid other pain relievers such as ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin IB, others) and aspirin, as t
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by hh3k0 9y ago
As Cian pointed out: high-dose steroids.
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by hh3k0 9y ago
That could be many things, to be honest. I wonder, though, since you particularly mentioned "desk naps": Does focussing on your work exhaust you to the point of sleepiness?
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by hh3k0 9y ago
Ah! I must have missed that! I feel much better now.
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by hh3k0 9y ago
The kid in me thinks that this is amazing and I wish I'd have been able to do something similar -- but current me thinks about how I could never use that crockpot for food again.
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by hh3k0 9y ago
"[…] it turns out that being a Nazi, does not save you from the Nazis." That depended on your level of devotion, I suppose. See e.g. Emil Maurice, he was a Jew and a founding member of the Schutzstaffel (SS member #2). "Hitle
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by hh3k0 9y ago
No wonder I always felt so miserable when I had to clean!
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by hh3k0 9y ago
Good point! That's true -- just didn't come to mind when I was posting my earlier comment.
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by hh3k0 9y ago
> The Mongol Empire as an example is still remembered to this day. Nobody cares what exactly they did, but it's common sense that it was pretty bad. Is it really? I think most people only remember them as successful conquerors. >
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by hh3k0 9y ago
> Yet, most of today's populus have barely enough to eat. So, ultimataly the problem remains unsolved, or it shifted even. That is a distribution problem, though. Up to 50% of the food produced around the world never reaches a human
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by hh3k0 9y ago
I hope not! Their new concept car reminds me of the BMW i8 -- which I adore.
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by hh3k0 9y ago
> A great thing about being alive today is knowing how much less humans will suffer in the future. A tough part of being alive today is knowing that you're likely to miss out on it, and will instead suffer greatly. Ah, no need to wo
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by hh3k0 9y ago
Okay, I'll bite. What language would be "a great choice" for complex cryptography applications, in your opinion?
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by hh3k0 9y ago
> There are already laws against defamation and "volksverhetzung" Exactly. There was no need for this new internet censorship law at all, for they could've just started applying existing hate speech laws. Instead they intr
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by hh3k0 9y ago
Do you think going back to college will truly resolve that? I suspect it may merely delay it for a while, as you will run into the same issues after you're done with your studies. My advice would be to consider working fewer hours, if

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