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by malwarebytess 5y ago
I really do believe that the attempt to industrialize scientific research has failed. Science cannot be done at scale. It comes from singularly focused projects lead by pure inquiry. I don't regret my PhD because I enjoyed achieving it
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
I wonder a lot of about whether people with color blindness miss detail in life and nature, and how that affects them. The color blind simulation images are so drab, lifeless, and seemingly devoid of detail compared to the full color images
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
I guarantee you just about every spice eaten at the same bulk as a head of garlic would be 'nutritive.' Especially fresh.
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
There was some stat I saw a while ago that Gen Z doesn't visit free porn sites, finding themselves sated by regular social media. I wondered why. Now I see!
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
It's feasible. Perhaps not for everyone. If you're serious about this (and I don't think you ought to be) the only way you're going to control it is by making sure the land your food comes from is accountable to you. Y
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
>What am I supposed to do? Nothing, probably. Heavy metals come from natural sources in the ground as well as from the air which then settles into the topsoil. They also come from decades old insecticides/pesticides or old infrastru
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How The Atlantic's Big Piece on Meth and Homelessness Gets It Wrong(homelessness.ucsf.edu)
11 points by malwarebytess 5y ago|2 comments
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
This particular one is being done by his family/estate.
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
Only something like 10-15% of lifelong heavy smokers in the United States develop lung cancer. Something like 20-30% of all lung cancer comes from life-long non-smokers. Shame doesn't work in the way you think it does. Especially when
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
This actually pisses me off so much. It's one of the cardinal sins of UI/UX as far as I'm concerned. I assumed it was intentional, could it really be accidental?
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
Oh honey. Or, you know, some of those votes are fraudulent (bots, dupe accounts, tactical voting, etc) and they're being removed?
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
Ban children and adolescents from social media by law.
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
> Authoritarian “people’s republic of X”-style didn’t provide good outcomes. Except, you know, China.
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
That's a good enough description? CBD has established therapeutic effects.
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
What if it's simpler than that. People still use cash, but most of the "money" is tied up in finance's parasitism. So while the amount of e-cash has skyrocketed, cash is still circulating and in high use/demand amon
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
It's so strange to me how emotional the arguments are around Tesla. Some people seem angry at Tesla's success. Really strange. Anyone remember TSLAQ? lol
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
Surprised this is as illegal as it appears to be based on this result. I see very similar all over the place. Maybe I should be reporting this? lol
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
It's no secret that there's a connection between emotional states and body chemistry (neurochemistry included.) I suggest it's a two way street of communication, maybe in the manner of a feedback loop. Why shouldn't thou
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
Dogs can perhaps hear up to 45,000hz. This emits tones within that range. Article says at 1 meter the sound is mostly less than 70dB and less than 80dB in hot spots. So probably not too bad unless I'm missing something.
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
The nightmare is becoming real. We need privacy laws and fast.
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
Considering technology, capitalism, are causing a mass extinction on our planet and pushing us to collapse I'm not sure that I can't deny our technological advances have been beneficial. When something is killing you and all life
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
I've changed my mind on plastics. It's not really the plastics that are the problem. It's that nations without good garbage infrastructure are using them, and using them for single use objects. Most of the plastic pollution c
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
Everyone who? As far as I can see no one is missing. At least no one who will stand up and be counted. Makes more sense SW fucked up trying to pinch pennies and got caught with their pants down.
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
My take on it. If it was a strike I think we'd hear about it in more definitive terms than rumor. That's the point of a strike, disruption and attention.
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
Whether that particular story is true or not, or whether it explains all of the cancellations, there is a kernel of truth in it. > "The ones [cancellations] that showed up on Saturday they said were because of crew hours," said
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
It's just a baseless rumor as far as I can see. SW says there's a staffing problem at "one location in florida," and blames weather otherwise. Meanwhile at least the SW pilot's union says "our pilots are not pa
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
What are you afraid of?
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
I don't agree. One example of this business plan is the best software of its category on the market: open dental software.
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
There's several 100+ million dollar businesses where I live that make their money on phone support/installation/deployment of open source software they maintain. Nobody pays for the software, but they'll pay out the nose
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
they're not shadowbanned. Where did you get that idea from? This is what the profile of a shadowbanned user looks like for everyone but the user: https://www.reddit.com/user/Soggy_Bed6887

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