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malfist
6mo ago
Some people are super tasters and they'll always have that problem. But most people stop noticing the aftertaste after a week or two of regular consumption. But I agree, when I started sugar free that aftertaste was nasty. Now, the aft
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malfist
6mo ago
And there's plenty of unnatural, ultraprocessed food that's good for us. Try telling the body builder he can't have a protein shake.
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malfist
6mo ago
> sugar cravings bordering on addiction, which describes a depressingly enormous proportion of the population It's almost like our bodies are designed to crave calories
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malfist
6mo ago
Your statement is not grounded in the truth. Remnington did not shut down because of government interference. They employed a grand total of 100 people in NY. Hardly the "economic engine of its community" They shutdown because the
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malfist
6mo ago
Honest question, why isn't the line so clear for you? We're talking about a product built to make people's lives worse while extracting wealth from them that get them addicted as well.
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malfist
6mo ago
How many hall passes do CEOs get for pandemic over hiring? Its been four years, and four years of layoffs and hiring to go back to layoffs. Pandemic over hiring might explain the first layoff or two a year or so later, but not the tenth or
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malfist
6mo ago
What does the center of a spiral arm have to do with the center of the galaxy?
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malfist
6mo ago
You really don't think the tech industry has changed?
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malfist
6mo ago
When does "starting in the center" mean anything besides "starting in the center"? The earth is not the center of the galaxy
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malfist
6mo ago
Heavens forbid the free market allowing competition, won't somebody think of the US monopolies?
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6mo ago
You say that like it's mandatory to kill sentient life to feed people. It isn't.
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malfist
6mo ago
Are you saying these companies don't want to sell more product to us? Because that's the logical extension of your argument.
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malfist
6mo ago
Thats just not true. Generally you want to place a sensor 5 feet away from any structure. That's not a lot of land
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malfist
6mo ago
Surely the SCOTUS stopping everything Biden did and approving everything Trump does doesn't have anything to do with it.
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malfist
6mo ago
Biden didn't want to reclassify it because there's really no point in reclassifying. It's still illegal to possess for recreational use and requires a controlled substance prescription from a doctor. It would take a law to re
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malfist
6mo ago
> If you want to learn something new, you better learn to read English Do you really think that non-fiction is exclusively written in english?
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malfist
6mo ago
I don't know about you, but my mother is definitely not technology
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malfist
6mo ago
> I think there's genuine value in going to an AI What's it going to do, help them avoid passive voice in their suicide note? Encourage them to carry it out? Hype them up about suicide? Tell them they're absolutely correct
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6mo ago
> no fancy technology in it at all It's amazing we can use huge machinery with internal combustion engines and declare it "no fancy technology"
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malfist
6mo ago
Look at the website you're on
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malfist
6mo ago
My friend, I'm not sure you've thought through this all the way. Historically, tax rates have gone down over time, not up. Especially in recent history. You do pay a reduced tax in retirement because you're able to blend your
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malfist
6mo ago
I've heard Israel is close to a nuclear bomb since 1972. How is it different today?
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malfist
6mo ago
And other payment processors don't charge a fee for invoicing and subscriptions?
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6mo ago
I guess my hot tub is sentient then
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malfist
6mo ago
"safety considerations" don't matter. The main sticking point with LLMs is that it's a blatant theft of everyone's copyright all while letting the bosses threaten your job. Blatantly stealing to wealth transfer to t
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6mo ago
What? Atlassian is not stack overflow.
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malfist
6mo ago
R&D is literally what built uber and uber eats. Research to determine the product and _development_ to build it.
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malfist
6mo ago
That's like saying most home cooking in the country is the same because everything comes from Walmart/Kroger/Meijer.
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malfist
6mo ago
Wait, why does your debit card involve forex fees and spreads?
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malfist
6mo ago
How is that different than any other payment processor? Interchange isn't free anywhere
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