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661.
by mod 6y ago
On the TV show "Alive," people were occasionally trapping mice and eating them, and the show would show trivia like how many calories were in the food. I think it was worth something like 30 calories for a mouse. Virtually nothing
662.
by mod 6y ago
There's a similar game (I think more than one) on Alexa. So you can, kinda. I think it's called magic door.
663.
by mod 6y ago
Decent hearing, great eyesight
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by mod 6y ago
I think you guys agree, because I (mostly) agree with both of you. You cook the pasta al dente on purpose, to avoid mushiness with the sauce later. But the finished product isn't al dente--it was a temporary state. I didn't realiz
665.
by mod 6y ago
And per the link, it was revived in 2015.
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by mod 6y ago
Wow, this is dense. > From the Egyptian hieratic numerals used in almost all the quotidian tasks of the Egyptian state, to the traditional Sinhalese numerals of south India and Sri Lanka, or the Siniform numerals developed for the Jurchi
667.
by mod 6y ago
In my area we have a prion disease called CWD in the whitetail deer population. There's basically no way to destroy them in the wild. You have to bleach or burn the wilderness. They've had some suspicions that the prion has infect
668.
by mod 6y ago
What are the chances that, from an outside perspective, that we are just one variety of life form on the planet? Sure, they can make distinctions about which variety of us (e.g. humans, not dogs) have the most intelligence or something--but
669.
by mod 6y ago
Hey, can you elaborate on this? Sincere request. Cheers!
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by mod 6y ago
> Their punishment is their loss of freedom. Like it or not, this is not reality. Reality is that they aren't treated like human beings, are deprived recreation, are unsafe, are mistreated by staff, etc. Saying that loss of freedom
671.
by mod 6y ago
Is this the best year? One that stands out for me is my Surface Pro Tablet. I really like having a full-pc OS in a really portable format, and I've been using it to draw. I'm using it to substitute for an 18-inch laptop that I use
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by mod 6y ago
Kinda related, this is the first "bionic" tech that I'm interested in--basically embedded AirPods Max. I think it's interesting because it's not really out of reach. It's just a matter of putting current tech i
673.
by mod 6y ago
I had user #1 before I built the service. I was automating something they did manually. They walked me through their process.
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by mod 6y ago
Maybe it should get to decide how it acts charitably.
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by mod 6y ago
Smile. It has mood altering effects in our own bodies, and other people respond very well to it.
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by mod 6y ago
I just read it as an observation, not a judgement. Not GP but I'm glad there's some variety in the world.
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by mod 6y ago
Especially when I'm pasting my routing number or bank account number. Like are you kidding me? I went into my bank app/website, I used the "copy" feature, and I'm trying to paste here AND into your "confirmatio
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by mod 6y ago
> Not much is known about the unusual phenomenon, but this sexual split has been reported among birds, reptiles, butterflies and crustaceans. From an article linked in another comment: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02
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by mod 6y ago
What could go wrong?
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by mod 6y ago
Thanks for the well-wishes. We've been established a long time (about to celebrate 11 years) and I am very financially conservative, so the business had enough capital to go multiple years if we were closed down (no payroll, minimal ut
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by mod 6y ago
Perhaps, but meanwhile we're forcibly closing certain businesses and hurting those. I would know, I own one that has been greatly affected (a bar). For reference, my customers starting hanging out at the strip club instead, which didn&
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by mod 6y ago
No, we shouldn't argue about which one is better. If we're coaching the team that lost 0-8, we shouldn't try to run the playbook of the team that lost 1-9 in the next game. Especially when that playbook cripples our players i
683.
by mod 6y ago
I spent about 10 seconds googling for you: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-49660525
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by mod 6y ago
I'll agree with about 20% of my comments are written and then not posted. Similar reasons to you--argumentative, disagreeing with unimportant trivial parts of a larger argument, or just not really informed enough to make a good comment
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by mod 6y ago
That occurred to me as well, but I imagine this is separated from the communications. Maybe it's not controlled at all... it does say autonomous, after all.
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by mod 6y ago
I think you're trying to argue GP's point, but you've only confirmed it, because you're misrepresenting both the facts and the traditional advice. "Treat every gun as if it were loaded" is the traditional advic
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by mod 6y ago
I can confirm his experience via my brother's nearly identical experience. He asked for a non-addictive painkiller, as he knows he has an addictive personality. He was prescribed an opiod anyway, I don't recall which, for a seriou
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by mod 6y ago
I own a bar so I figured I'd chime in with some personal observations of my customers: The bulk of my customers drink 5-7 nights per week. We call them "regulars." They come every night when their shift ends, and most of them
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by mod 6y ago
Additionally, before emojis, we were saying things like :shrug: in IMs and we conveyed the same thing. It was a specific variation of text, which I still imagine emojis to be. I don't think the shrug emoji is more efficient at conveyin
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by mod 6y ago
I agree, and I don't see how it contradicts what I said at all.

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