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by kelipso 3y ago
China is doing pretty well. In before a wall of text about how China is doomed or whatever.
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by kelipso 3y ago
I see a similar effect too. I usually do just lifting but I recently started doing a bit of cardio (rowing and that resistance treadmill thing) and it improved my lifting even at 5 reps. Granted my cardio was pretty bad but I felt more stea
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by kelipso 3y ago
Haha seriously, I know how bad for you it is but I still used to do the occasional fast food run, now it's just too costly for my taste and I don't go there at all.
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by kelipso 3y ago
What’s the point of going to the coffee shop for coffee anymore? It’s not like you talk to anyone. Might as well just make it at home.
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by kelipso 3y ago
Freedom is not an on off switch. You can argue against freedom under any context with that kind of argument. Seeing it as a min max problem is better. Maximize freedom while minimizing problems or something.
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by kelipso 3y ago
Perl is flexible and cool while Python is for dorks and rules nerding losers. nasally voice huehuehue required indentation.
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by kelipso 3y ago
The fact that the scenario in that tweet is seen as a good thing is a societal defect.
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by kelipso 3y ago
The quantum vibrations I feel against my consciousness cannot be modeled electronically!
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by kelipso 3y ago
I really don't get the problem here, if you use orange juice in a wine competition and talk about how novel the wine is...what is the point here. Isn't the whole idea of cheese competition what kind of unique tastes can you get fr
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by kelipso 3y ago
For example, most of Mongolia is technically lactose intolerant but they drink tons of horse milk. Has to do with having good gut microbiomes that help with milk digestion. Plus cheese, especially aged cheese, have low levels of lactose.
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by kelipso 3y ago
Someone on the forefront of crypto like Sam Bankman Fried should pick the regulatory body for crypto. Ahahaha. It really is hilarious how some baseless principles get people to go to insane ends.
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by kelipso 3y ago
The Coke or milkshake with food in all likelihood is lol.
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by kelipso 3y ago
The silence of WHO and CDC speaks volumes since they were the ones saying lab leak was a conspiracy theory. US Dept of Energy which funds many biological labs was the one that said lab leak was most probable. https://www.nytimes.
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by kelipso 3y ago
There is a reason people in the 1930s grew up stunted and were shorter than people today. Why in the world would I want to follow their example?
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by kelipso 3y ago
But I don't see any alternatives being discussed, like say, sky scraping towers of factory farmed cows that take up a square block and can feed hundreds of thousands. Like apparently the only solution is abstention or restriction. Wher
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by kelipso 3y ago
Nut milks in stores almost always have additives, mainly preservatives, which are questionable in terms of healthiness. Now store sold oat milks in particular are very unhealthy, if I remember right it was oatly that has 30% by calorie perc
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by kelipso 3y ago
> You know what goes really well with a juicy hamburger or a steak? Crisp fries, and a cool, refreshing, tall glass of Coke (maybe not the Coke so much with a steak), or a frosty milkshake. That's a disgusting fast-food derived diet
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by kelipso 3y ago
Since it's simple, the question of whether it is intuitive or not depends on how well you learn it. It's such a core part of algorithm design that you should make it intuitive to yourself in order to be a better programmer.
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by kelipso 3y ago
Induction is basically the first thing you learn in your freshman intro to proofs class. Probably US high school geometry classes teach it too, I don't remember, but it can be easily taught to sophomore high school students. So you say
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by kelipso 3y ago
Coming from a math background and going into algorithms class, recursion was much easier to grasp than for loops. It really is a pedagogy thing. I think it comes from the fact that lot of CS majors go into college with years of experience w
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by kelipso 3y ago
Lab leak is such a bad example here since it's now officially considered the most probable explanation. Labeling something as a conspiracy theory especially when the explanation is the simplest and most probable explanation just scream
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by kelipso 3y ago
I think the defense of porn is motivated by the fact that they are porn addicts lol.
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by kelipso 3y ago
Same bill as Israel funding is not my argument, it's just something to note. If you dig into this, you will find lots of public statements or comments made by ADL and related organizations about tiktok's influence on gen z opinion
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by kelipso 3y ago
There's been wider awareness of how pornography is harmful to boys especially, and also to men. The drive to restrict pornography from children and relegation of pornography to seedier parts of the internet makes complete sense as a re
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by kelipso 3y ago
It's pretty obvious the tiktok ban was due to the Israel-Palestine conflict and thus is about restricting US users. It literally got passed in the same bill as Israel funding too.
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by kelipso 3y ago
Please. Casus belli doesn’t matter these days. You just do enough propaganda with a number of justifications and control the news coming from the other side until the poll numbers look right.
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by kelipso 3y ago
Human stem cells are pretty easy to make now, so...
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by kelipso 3y ago
You really want to trust some random internet comment with this? Maybe wait a few months (or years) before trying some strange synthetic experimental food.
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by kelipso 3y ago
> I wouldn't expect to make more money than the person I report into, especially because that person generally has authority over me and could probably terminate my job entirely if they wanted to Supply and demand dictating salaries
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by kelipso 3y ago
Yes, massive amounts of university research is funded directly by DoD and various three letter organizations, plus lots and lots of indirect funding through the MIC as well.

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