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by hilux 3y ago
US Rep. Lauren Boebert is a grandma at 37, and her mother (if alive - I don't know) will turn 56 this year.
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by hilux 3y ago
I've tried it both ways - logged in to reddit, and not logged in. Either way, I can access old.reddit.com while VPN'd. Independent of your question, I've recently discovered that DNS settings (and VPN) can limit access to web
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by hilux 3y ago
Not for me, and I'm using a very mainstream VPN.
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by hilux 3y ago
I used to work in this industry. US universities are generally open to making money through course offerings, certificates, and other ventures that leverage their brand and network while not jeopardizing their reputation and their accredita
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by hilux 3y ago
> It also upset me a little that he took snippets of my email conversation with him and placed them out-of-context ... Sounds like the internet!
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by hilux 3y ago
That second link is interesting. Her argument about being "well-rounded" reminds me of many math and tech people I know (no idea whether formally diagnosed with autism) who want to solve all of life through incessant logical argum
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by hilux 3y ago
I'm not vouching for the data, but here is an explanation for why Ivy League grads may be low earners *at age 30*. Ivy League grads (I know "lots") are very often from well off families, and are overwhelmingly more likely to
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by hilux 3y ago
For the kid (or any player), of course, beating Magnus in a game is the chess memory of a lifetime. But [for the public] as far as signifying anything meaningful in the global chess landscape ... not really.
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by hilux 3y ago
Interesting. A little googling turns up that 25 years later, he's still in the pump-and-dump business! Do what you love, I guess.
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by hilux 3y ago
I'm not sure what that proves. Watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dChsc1LUaZ8
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by hilux 3y ago
The headline links to a lengthy article.
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by hilux 3y ago
Nowadays any discussion of gender differences offends some people. It's complicated.
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by hilux 3y ago
> Eating 5lbs of Ribs every day and weighing 300 lbs is not healthy. If you started at normal weight and ate 5lbs of ribs (or, till satiety) every day, with as much butter as you'd like, but ZERO carbs or artificial sweeteners , yo
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by hilux 3y ago
IIRC this was added long ago, when Americans ate less meat, dairy, and seafood and were more prone to malnutrition.
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by hilux 3y ago
As a (male) long-time tournament competitor and USCF Expert, my initial reaction was "not this dead horse again!" But it turns out to be a very well-written and comprehensive overview; could serve as a single reference on the topi
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by hilux 3y ago
Iodine is in a lot of foods.
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by hilux 3y ago
Exactly right. Reducing dietary fats is "as good" advice as it was or ever will be.
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by hilux 3y ago
I wrote a response that argues against your hypothesis, and then I realized ... "do I really know what I'm saying? Or are these my preconceptions and biases?" > and we know the base rate is about 10%. Sinister. I think i
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by hilux 3y ago
My prediction: in fifty years, "low-salt" will have gone the way of "low-fat." Too late for millions of people whose health was injured and lives shortened by these terrible fads.
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by hilux 3y ago
Better than expected! Off the top of my head, the only Android owners I know are Googlers (or Xooglers, or their families) and Math PhDs.
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by hilux 3y ago
Of the original sixty applicants, I think that at least five, and definitely more than two , were both qualified and non-cheaters. I can't prove this, but it's based on my entire life experience in the tech world. If you agree, i
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by hilux 3y ago
> I’ve got an Intel Pro that would very slightly shock me when plugged in. Oh, I remember this! Happened to me when traveling with my Intel-MacBook Pro to South Korea and perhaps some other countries.
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by hilux 3y ago
If you observe them doing something you explicitly told them not to do ... why not terminate the interview right then? Actually, if they do this (copy from ChatGPT) it's really good insight into their personality - saves you a ton of
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by hilux 3y ago
It's worth noting that this "influential math educator" has zero actual degrees in mathematics. Her Bachelors degree is in Psychology, and her PhD in Mathematics Education.
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Borderline personality disorder symptoms linked to music preference(psypost.org)
2 points by hilux 3y ago|1 comments
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by hilux 3y ago
When "plant-based" is used as a euphemism for "vegan," I find that annoying and borderline dishonest. We all eat plants. Even lots of plants. But most of us are not vegan. So if these people are vegan and pushing a vegan
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by hilux 3y ago
Neither have I. From the title, I thought they were going to revive Studebaker or something.
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by hilux 3y ago
I'm sure many already know this, but EVs are much more commodified than ICE cars are, and the trend will continue. An EV is a battery on wheels. Batteries will be increasingly commoditized. So the remaining differentiators are software
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HP-Autonomy acquisition: UK tech tycoon Mike Lynch's fall(theguardian.com)
1 points by hilux 3y ago|0 comments
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by hilux 3y ago
The same author wrote Irreversible Damage , about why so many girls are identifying as trans. She doesn't shy away from hot-button topics!

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