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kelipso
2y ago
Sure, no two countries with McDs have ever gone to war is a BRICS concept.
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2y ago
Two months ago: An analysis of artery-clogging plaques in 257 patients found that the presence of these microplastics was associated with a roughly quadrupled risk of heart attack, stroke or death, researchers report March 7 in the New Engl
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kelipso
2y ago
According to the paper, the ratio in glass bottled wines compared to soda, fruit juices, tea is small, so at least that’s something.
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kelipso
2y ago
I think the difference is you would have a lot of normal people traveling in the same roads, which does make it safer. Today you would be much more isolated as a traveling going through those roads.
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kelipso
2y ago
For yogurt, you boil the milk anyway, so raw or not makes no difference.
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kelipso
2y ago
Good point. Another thing is the participants might not finish the relatively large high protein meals that IF-P would have compared to the smaller CR meals.
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kelipso
2y ago
> Despite similar average weekly energy intake (~9000 kcals/week) and physical activity energy expenditure (~350kcals/day; p = 0.260) during the intervention, participants following the IF-P regimen lost significantly more body
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2y ago
The findings of the faculty committee was almost certainly available and known before they stopped requiring standardized tests. I would say the decision to stop was due to pandemic and politics, and the decision to start was due to politic
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kelipso
2y ago
I think it was a classic bait and switch for the academics working there. You were able to publish everything, which is what academics want, until they came up with the safety nonsense and closed everything up.
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2y ago
It really is funny. You talk about school and college like “I go to school to study, not make friends” and you would be laughed at. Somehow this is the exception. More like cope for people who don’t know how to talk to people they see every
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2y ago
Around 30% by calories of seed oil in many oat milks. Was so surprised when I discovered this. It's in the ingredients list but they never even hint at this anywhere else.
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kelipso
2y ago
Yeah, world of difference between having Lidar or not. Tesla demonstrably has issues detecting objects with their cameras.
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kelipso
2y ago
I'm not going to explain it but "ozempic" sounds exactly like the type of wonder drug that turns out be really unfortunate years later.
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kelipso
2y ago
Pretty sure the whole extracurricular thing is to look for upper class markers than success in the field they major in... Probably just SAT would be enough for that lol.
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kelipso
2y ago
Lol, that's not how war and peace works.
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kelipso
2y ago
Absolutely. You could taper off really easily with loosies while with 20 packs, you end up smoking the whole thing and get addicted again.
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kelipso
2y ago
1. Accuse Telegram of conducting a campaign against Signal 2. Conduct an astroturfed campaign for Signal 3. ??? 4. Crypto profits!
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kelipso
2y ago
If you are equating porn brained zombies to sober states of mind, I don’t even want to know your view of the world.
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kelipso
2y ago
Lol, maybe go offline for a bit because you are taking your online self a bit too seriously.
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kelipso
2y ago
> no rational reason whatsoever There are lots of rational reasons including distortion of sexuality, lack of interest in real world sexuality, depression, etc.
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kelipso
2y ago
> As Shell explained, the autonomous weapon system will "scan and detect targets... [locking] on [to] drones, people, [and] vehicles." As it features man-in-the-loop fire control, it will alert the operator once a target has be
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kelipso
2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scare_quotes
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kelipso
2y ago
LLM slop or AI slop totally works but slop just by itself is so generic, I doubt slop by itself will catch on but who knows.
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2y ago
> But I don't believe seeing anything [they would voluntarily watch] on a computer screen can inflict serious harm to anybody, no matter the age. You can believe whatever you want but a whole lot of people including me do believe wa
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2y ago
Plus you can just store a few gallons of gas at home for emergencies.
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kelipso
2y ago
Have to agree the lower salary means you have to love it to spend years doing it. I moved to CS because of that mainly.
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2y ago
Ha ha ha. I have a CS PhD and am friends with grad students in many other STEM fields. There are just as many who are "passionate", or whatever geeky losers who waste their life obsessing over minutiae want to be called, as there
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2y ago
Maybe decades ago when college students based their choice of majors on feelings or whatever that might have been true. Nowadays college students are much more practical. An obvious example is the rise in CS majors in the last decade. The n
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2y ago
No it's not on an individual basis, outreach work means something more like the professor talked to a group of students about their work and what they can do to join their lab for a phd. There are lots and lots of undergrads who don&#x
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2y ago
"I have never seen a thin person drinking Diet Coke."
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