joks

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by joks 3y ago
Is hitting the (x) on the banner that difficult?
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by joks 3y ago
The URL is not accessible to anyone without a seller account
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by joks 3y ago
What is the cited policy? What is the mechanism under which products like this are listed? https://www.amazon.com/Darden-Restaurants-1_DARDEN_standard-... What exactly makes this illegal?
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by joks 3y ago
There's a lot wrong with this article (both in how it is written and the evidence it presents) but implying that rising LGBT self-identification is evidence of xenoestrogens while not even mentioning the vastly different social climate
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by joks 3y ago
https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/polyam... "In her paper, published in the Journal of Sex Research this past June, Balzarini compared the demographic backgrounds of 2,428 polyamorous indi
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by joks 3y ago
Maybe I'm missing context that is hidden in the rest of the article behind the paywall, but this seems like a weird angle to me considering (especially working-class) queer people are massively disproportionately polyamorous compared t
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by joks 3y ago
I feel like option 3 (ChatGPT is hallucinating the quote) is by far the most likely thing here. Voltaire is probably one of the top 5 targets of "fake quotes" out there, and ChatGPT is really really good at hallucinating highly li
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by joks 3y ago
Gave the front end a look and it looks like search query that starts with the letters "red" causes a 500 error, lol. Interesting concept though
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by joks 3y ago
????? Blue LEDs made white LEDs & LED displays possible. And blue light being bad for your circadian rhythm is just as true for an LCD display as it is an LED display.
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by joks 4y ago
I think the assumption was that you were asking for the correct answer. Definitely makes sense after you explained it though (at least, it makes sense to me.)
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by joks 4y ago
WordPress and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race (jk, it's just hella overused)
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by joks 6y ago
How does this metaphor make literally any sense? In what way is type checking similar to making sure you do not kill a person because you can't tell the difference between two organs that look completely different and are in completely
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by joks 6y ago
It's even easier to do it with the inclusion of non-integers, though - `prod = a / (1 / b)` Granted, that may be counter to the spirit of the question, but it's a valid answer lol
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by joks 7y ago
3.14159 might even be a stretch though. I'm pretty sure the average person (or american at least) would only know 3.14
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by joks 7y ago
Probably the plus. The TI-84 Plus was the calculator my high school (and maybe middle school) offered - I graduated in 2016.
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by joks 7y ago
not sure how this is at all describable as a "culture war" but headlines gonna headline