mkoubaa

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by mkoubaa 6y ago
Whether we like it or not politics is trending towards becoming de facto redundant
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
I agree, whether or not meat is good or bad for you is a question that shouldn't consider environment impact. Questions like: Whether one should eat meat, whether the government should enact policies which discourage meat production,
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
There are seaweed eating sheep in Scotland who do not produce methane (due to their diet) and live on beaches (so no land use). My point is that your statement "meat takes far more energy, land, and clean water" while more or les
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
While true, there are a lot of invasive (read: habitat destroying) animal species in North America (for example) and we got rid of most of the wolves, so hunting wild game should be a viable alternative to veganism for exactly those reasons
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
Add to this list: 1. We allowed KIDS to use social media all day?? 2. We allowed the climate & oceans to get this bad?? Hard to predict the list of things our descendants will not approve of but looking backwards there's a huge l
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
I didn't see brain size linked directly to diet here, only saw it on the infographic. In another study recently, I saw brain size linked to the challenge of hunting large animals (like cave bears and mammoths)
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
I would say 95,000 years is plenty of time to begin to develop adaptations in diet. If as a species our survival was still threatened by starvation for another 100k years we might see more adaptation towards meatless, but that seems unlike
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
What good are all the ballistic missiles we're all stockpiling if we can't use them to widen a canal
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
If we knew exactly where the ship contacted the sand and the weight of the containers we could easily mathematically model the vibrational modes
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
The richest people list do not include those who are good at hiding their wealth
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
I seriously thought about getting a license to save money when I was buying my first house
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
I had a similar idea where devices are all just a bunch of input and output devices that declar themselves via zeroconf on wifi/5G. And you can have a portal on your PC where you choose which software to use one which device and contr
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
I'm with you but I made an exception for a baby monitor
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
Humility
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
I don't understand why the original dissertation is treated like gospel
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
A counterpoint here is that if someone was seriously considering these three theyre likely choosing between HATEOAS, resource-oriented gRPC, and GraphQL.
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
You're both right
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
I usually try to get away with reading as little of the manual as possible until I absolutely have to. Articles like this really help cavemen like me because this is leaps and bounds better than reading the actual c++ standard!
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
Mainframe replacement is a non goal I think for reasons others brought up. Mainframe languages can be implemented in a language runtime like .net or jvm. I believe this has already been done with cobol and allows you to interop with new c
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
The Cray Shasta architecture fits your description of a mainframe
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
Hbcus routinely admit non black students
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
To be fair tvs are a very low margin product and without the ads it would be profitless for anyone but apple (or another manufacturer that sold as a premium to avoid ads). I don't know how big the market for that is, personally I&#x27
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
As late as possible
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
The hardest part is realizing there's an opportunity cost to every decision you make, and it can be anything from another fubar direction or something more meaningful. I've come to think that attempting to find deep meaning in wo
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
It requires human labor so it is expensive in countries where that is expensive. In countries where it is cheap there it isn't prioritized by the public, who ubderstandably instead want better paying jobs
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
I don't like that we call the macronutrient "fat". We don't call protien "muscle". I think we'd be healthier if we officially renamed fat to lipids
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
Farm crop management
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
We take those
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
For any interested a new book about him came out a few months ago called The Dead are Arising. Very well researched
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by mkoubaa 6y ago
One thing I try to do in c++ is pass things by reference in lower level libraries so that client code has to be defensive but library code assumes non null.

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