kelipso

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by kelipso 3y ago
The inconveniences are still very real. The trip distances follow a power law, e.g. 1000 mile trip every 3 years, 400 mile trip twice a year, 100 mile trip 10 times a year, etc. Another example of inconvenience, the Teslas trapped in the ro
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by kelipso 3y ago
Yeah, same thing here. Pretty significant drop in cognitive abilities I feel like.
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by kelipso 3y ago
People just drive more and for longer distances in the US. It's a real thing that people are used to, and EVs don't match the need.
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by kelipso 3y ago
No, lol. If 5 days out the year I need to make a 400 mile trip, and tons of people do this for Thanksgiving and Christmas, so don't act like this is some strange thing, I am not getting a new car for this. The range anxiety is derived
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by kelipso 3y ago
I like how a bunch of posters here pooh poohed microplastics until more and more research came out and they couldn't keep their heads in the sand anymore. Don't worry, the same thing will happen here too.
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by kelipso 3y ago
Even if they did, they wouldn't have been allowed to keep them due to not having political and military power. As in, if they had decided to keep the weapons, their borders would have been redrawn or they would have been militarily att
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by kelipso 3y ago
True, this is the experiment they did in the original paper: > Eighty-five older individuals [41M/44F, age = 68 ± 4 yr; body mass index (BMI) = 26.4 ± 3.7 kg/m2] had one leg randomly allocated to a single (1)-set and the contra
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by kelipso 3y ago
It's one rep per set not one set, and they work up to the one rep starting from lighter weights, and do the one rep set for many sets.
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by kelipso 3y ago
I think it's institutional capture by a group, coastal liberal elite progressive woke, whatever you want to call them, and they have their own subculture and viewpoint that are disconnected from the majority of Americans. You have simi
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by kelipso 3y ago
I get the sense the city is losing workers, I had an interest in working there once and all I heard from friends were stories of car break-in and general lack of safety.
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by kelipso 3y ago
Same, used to be my default radio and podcast listening, then a few years ago they had a major jump in their style/producers/journalists and just couldn't keep listening anymore.
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by kelipso 3y ago
Was thinking the same thing, and it's one thing to be a guinea pig yourself, and another to bring these things into the road and risk everyone's lives too.
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by kelipso 3y ago
Plenty of explanations fit the facts for any given set of facts. That's why politics is so fun.
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by kelipso 3y ago
Clearly mischaracterizes it as the primary reason for leaving as opposed to one of the things that happened after he left.
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by kelipso 3y ago
I play chess at a nearby place and they just split people into self selected newbie/intermediate/advanced groups. There is just no limit to how much time you can spend training in chess is the thing, applied to most games really.
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by kelipso 3y ago
Chess is super old but reason it's fun is because of the rating system that matches equal-ish players against each other. I'm guessing these games don't have that, I thought Starcraft had something like that but it's bee
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by kelipso 3y ago
I guess so, I like to start from the beginning and go through the timeline.
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by kelipso 3y ago
Right...you talk to the people who you say don't know what it means? I seriously doubt you do.
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by kelipso 3y ago
Seriously. There's a reason US has military bases on islands down the whole east coast of China.
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by kelipso 3y ago
It's a rich dystopian hellscape where you will grind your life away with no upside. Well upside is the potentially getting rich part I guess.
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by kelipso 3y ago
elites == upper class, for those not from the US... Of course that being the reason test scores are considered primary in other countries and not the US. American universities have a need to recruit upper class students for various purposes
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by kelipso 3y ago
> rather than actually being curious about the world Great phrase that allows anyone to make any kind of shit up to evaluate someone.
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by kelipso 3y ago
Lol yeah it's one of the first things you read on a resume.
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by kelipso 3y ago
And since cars increase economic productivity, car insurance should be subsidized.
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by kelipso 3y ago
Accounting for negative externalities but not positive externalities...
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by kelipso 3y ago
> means you're disagreeing with the health professionals from Canada, UK, US and more here. The horror > What bad thing is meant to happen if the average person doesn't eat this much protein? 60g (12% of a 2000 cal diet) is
987.
by kelipso 3y ago
Deep state is now commonly used lingo. You're just behind the times I guess.
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by kelipso 3y ago
Call it my opinion but 60g is way too low and adult males should have at least 90g protein. I'm not an athlete but I lift somewhat regularly and I'm trying to hit at least 120g.
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by kelipso 3y ago
Yeah when I was starting and heard about beans, legumes, nuts as good sources of protein and then actually looked at the protein ratio...I'd have to eat just a ridiculous amount to get a decent protein intake.
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by kelipso 3y ago
I have had koreader on my Kobo Aura One for years without any problems. I haven't needed to mess with it or update koreader or anything which is nice, don't even remember how I installed it.

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