ketchupdog

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   by ketchupdog 3y ago

   Fortunately, the person you were responding to wasn't making a bad faith argument, or even arguing at all, but was rather expressing a common opinion based on anticipating entirely predictable behavior.
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   by ketchupdog 3y ago

   Reddit has been gamed for years and I'm still using it.
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   by ketchupdog 3y ago

   I block ads, nuke cookies, and use old.reddit.com exclusively, but somehow I still manage to spend a lot of money on shit I don't need. Most of it was found on reddit. All of it got a google search that included "site:reddit.com
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   by ketchupdog 4y ago

   The article mentions that, as well as points out that the material it is based on is not peer reviewed.
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   by ketchupdog 4y ago

   Risk of death due to covid is heavily weighted by age. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/covid-data/investi...
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   by ketchupdog 4y ago

   Did the examples work for you? I got the threads example to run on an M1 building with clang, but the dir example fails.
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   by ketchupdog 5y ago

   True, but they have a significant rebound effect.