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by kelipso 1y ago
It’s would be a result of where the money and resources go, I assume. Apparently they haven’t felt a need to manufacture their own commercial jets but they did for military jets. They definitely feel the need in the case of chips.
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by kelipso 1y ago
To me it sounds more like saying regime instead of government, gives off a sense of distance and danger.
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by kelipso 1y ago
They are all just following the basic principle of pricing everything as high as the market can handle. Too bad advances in data science has made the margin so tight that people are feeling squeezed.
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by kelipso 1y ago
> “keep your doctor in the loop of doing a weird diet and do regular check-ups for obvious markers like cholesterol” Who the hell actually does this? I find this whole “talk to your doctor about your diet regularly” advice very unrealist
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by kelipso 1y ago
So many people just turn their brain off when they read the GP post. Which I guess it’s fine, there are plenty of actual explanations, but it’s so widespread in the Haskell adjacent communities and annoying when programming is made into som
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by kelipso 1y ago
Only with America can EU defend itself against a potential invasion from Russia. No comment on whether it will ever happen but there is no better hand than that.
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by kelipso 1y ago
I do weightlifting and have gone through times where I do more weightlifting and less. The body just absorbs food when you do more work. Can't tell you the mechanics but it's way easier for me to digest more food when I do more we
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by kelipso 1y ago
The implication is that someone who says he has no appetite might typically eat five bowls of rice because of the norms of eating a large amount of food in Korea. Whether it's true or whatever, who knows, but that's what's be
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by kelipso 1y ago
Feels like there are a bunch of factories like that in the Midwest even now. There's a Honda factory near the Columbus, OH area where you have a bunch of employees doing absolute monotonous work all day like checking if a screw is the
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by kelipso 1y ago
Of course my opinions matter, because I hold it. I don’t particularly care about your view on your opinion mattering, maybe you can have a heart to heart with someone about that. The Nobel committee is supposed to follow certain guidelines
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by kelipso 1y ago
Why would they be? They are just regular people who can make mistakes like everyone else. Don’t tell me Obama implicitly deserved it lol.
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by kelipso 1y ago
I remember it being a problem in the US in the 2000s when airlines would group families together and if you have different last names, they wouldn't do it. I guess now they don't group or go by tickets instead of considering last
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by kelipso 1y ago
These novel ingredients keep getting banned for negative health issues like causing cancer, new variants keep getting introduced to the public, the new variants keep getting banned doe being harmful, repeat ad infinitum. The public are not
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by kelipso 1y ago
It’s interesting how there is this pre-war vibe going on but when you describe the actual predictions, it seems extremely unlikely. It feels more like a phenomenon created through the internet than actual pre-war anything.
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by kelipso 1y ago
No..impairment is impairment whatever the reason for getting impaired is. Prescription meds get you in trouble in DUIs too.
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by kelipso 1y ago
No, that’s setting the parameters for an argument.
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by kelipso 1y ago
What does that even mean.
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by kelipso 1y ago
This is religious thinking.
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by kelipso 1y ago
Now you’re backing up to false claims lol. Seems to me you are clinging on to a hot take that you will do anything to defend. No point in a discussion with you.
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by kelipso 1y ago
> What is disconcerting is that this proposed action from the US drug regulator does not accurately represent the spectrum of research findings, nor the consensus among researchers. That consensus must be expressed with nuance, because o
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by kelipso 1y ago
Smart glasses are creepy. IRL creepy. I don’t think there needs to be more of an argument than this, so I seriously doubt it’s happening.
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by kelipso 1y ago
You don’t seem to be able to distinguish between an anecdote on feelings as opposed to anecdote on facts. That’s unfortunate but it’s not something I can help you with. So I will just leave you with your head in the sand.
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by kelipso 1y ago
It’s not feels when admin has grown massively in staff while other staff, faculty and students remain the same lol. It’s really not interesting talking to someone who actively and proudly places their head in the sand.
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by kelipso 1y ago
Well if “I can only act until there is hard data” is a principle in academia then maybe academia deserves what it’s getting. We live in a Bayesian world after all. Also the whole idea that they are self selecting out is absurd. There are ma
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by kelipso 1y ago
I know a current professor who has been in the same department for 15 years and the admin bloat thing is definitely real. Just tons of new people employed for who knows what. Maybe the numbers are out there maybe not (who is looking at them
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by kelipso 1y ago
And they are primarily funded by outside, usually government, money that professors bring in through grants etc. If government doesn’t fund the professors, they can’t pay grad students. If they can’t pay grad students, then the university h
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by kelipso 1y ago
What’s there to discuss any more? There is data that some ridiculous percentage of academics are on the left, and drastically so for liberal arts departments. “Everyone knows” that they filter against conservatives (maybe there isn’t hard d
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by kelipso 1y ago
Yeah, it’s only a matter of time till LLMs can easily be run locally by more people and once the market realizes that it’s over.
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by kelipso 1y ago
I don’t need to know anything about you to know that eating fruit loops is an unhealthy habit.
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by kelipso 1y ago
There is no possible way anyone should trust safety statistics coming from self driving car companies. Not after years and years of cooked up stats, lies, exaggerations, and massive overhyping.

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