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jonahrd
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That's definitely the sentiment I most disagreed with in this article. It's summed up pretty succinctly in Sufferfest 2 [1, 13:20] (aptly named). "We're lucky to be able to electively suffer like this" [1] https:&#
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The reason Parler is popular in the first place is because YouTube and Facebook are no longer viable options for this kind of hate speech. That fight already concluded.
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I think the idea is to run multiple trials, each _still_ with 40,000 patients. That way we could have approved a 2-week dosing schedule and started giving out the first doses, and by the time the first patients are ready for their 2-week do
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6y ago
Wouldn't standard time just shift the problem to the morning? They'd have trouble staying asleep after 4am. Or they could buy blackout curtains or a sleep mask?
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6y ago
I think it's pretty hard to claim that the reason there are bad teachers is because it's hard to fire them because they're unionized. There are a lot of potential reasons: - The pay is crap - The "prestige" is crap
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6y ago
I assume RI is "bordering" NY because of the ferry to Block Island, but this feels somewhat wrong to me...
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6y ago
To specify further: this is a problem in Teslas with autopilot 2.0+ hardware, where they switched from 1 front facing camera to 3. That left no room for the Bosch rain/light/humidity sensor, so they put developed their own light&#
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6y ago
> The only time I have seen altruistic, "clean" research was performed by individuals as hobby. Once there are more than one person involved, there will be some preferred outcome. Nature of humanity. I also think it's wort
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This article glosses over the historical mistreatment of dogs where millions were killed yearly, and then cherry picks and details a bunch of examples of Bad Things happening to dogs nowadays. It ignores all the benefits of neutering just t
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6y ago
I like this, but what about mobile? What if you borrow a friends device? Genuine questions. I want ease-of-use and security. Is it possible?
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6y ago
This is an incredibly misogynistic post. 1) Assuming that making money from OnlyFans is "ruining their lives" is taking a moral high ground based on disallowing women to have control over their sexuality 2) Assuming that these wom
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6y ago
And in 10, 20 years, these statistics will change. If new buildings being added to the building stock are built with gas, then people will still be reliant on gas to cook. If they are added with electric/induction stoves, then everyone
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6y ago
They may both be true. The 15th week of the year is in late March while the OP is talking about September.
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6y ago
This is literally my #1 used feature of my Kindle. I read texts in different languages to have a quick access to single-tap translations. If it took 2 taps, I would switch platforms.
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6y ago
This article (and a bunch of comments here) seem to be arguing against a straw man: that there are a bunch of "minority opinions" that are being threatened to be withdrawn from the sphere of discussion by cancel culture, and peopl
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6y ago
This channel is a treasure trove for answer to similar questions: [1] Can lego break a steel axle? [2] How much load can the smallest lego gear handle? [3] Testing lego gear and pulley systems [1] https://www.youtube.com/wat
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> in a country where there really is not systemic racism in the police force I think you might find it helpful to do a bit of reading on systemic racism in the UK [1] https://www.crimeandjustice.org.uk/publications/c
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6y ago
The takeaway from these events is clear: There are a very large portion of Americans who live in a separate world from you, where "defund the police" does sound like an ideal goal, and police interactions are solely a source of
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6y ago
The scope of what we consider "legitimate police activity" is too large and this call is to reduce that scope as well. A 20% reduction in police activity is not an unfortunate byproduct, it's the direct result that people are
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I'm basically in this situation but I'm very confused about your assumption that my friends have scattered and that I need to build a life from scratch. I have plenty of friends and family around me, from the various communities I
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I can run OpenGL and Vulkan on my Windows system. MacOS is the only platform that has officially deprecated OpenGL support, and there is no plan for any future Vulkan support.
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7y ago
Here is a good book that largely discusses this: https://www.amazon.ca/Weariness-Self-Diagnosing-Depression-C...
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7y ago
This is completely irrelevant, but 85 and BS are the same in LCD 7-segment display text
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RenderDoc does have some issues tracking calls from ANGLE's backend, but workarounds are documented here for some platforms: https://chromium.googlesource.com/angle/angle/+/master/doc/D...
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You can compile ANGLE with ANGLE_ENABLE_DEBUG_TRACE=1 to get a log of all GLES calls to ANGLE's frontend. It's not the same level of detail as RenderDoc, but it's something.
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7y ago
Unfortunately some people seem to be figuring this out... The rent has been blasting off over the past 3 years from 'low' to 'regular north american metropolis' :(
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Please change the title back to the original: "The Voyage to the End of Ice" The article is clear in stating that prediction is difficult and ranges from 10 years to 200. Putting the lower end of that claim in the title is clickba
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I just replayed this over the holidays! Time for more :)
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Haha it keeps suggesting I eat 4 hard boiled eggs in the morning.... I'll pass
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Think of it this way. Say you were trying to piece together the life story of Stephen Hawking. You'd be happy to come across an unknown/unpublished paper of his, which would be a new plot-point to demonstrate his intelligence and
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