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691.
by mod 6y ago
Even though I know the answer, I think it's interesting to note that none of the "questions" posed ask "Why?" I guess they felt the obvious cash grab was obvious enough to have no need for explanation. I'll be
692.
by mod 6y ago
> Normal people can't parse probabilities - otherwise nobody would play in the lottery. Yes, they would. The lottery is about giving up something of little value ($1 or $2) for some entertainment and the chance at a truly life-chang
693.
by mod 6y ago
Typing speed
694.
by mod 6y ago
Per the timestamp, that's ~5 years. I've got a personal domain I've had for 20 years now. GitHub wasn't there, and I wouldn't bet a whole lot it will be there in another 20. I think it's likely, but nothing clo
695.
by mod 6y ago
If it's not terribly easy to refute the claims with a reliable source, then yeah, you probably need a citation.
696.
by mod 6y ago
Just a couple days ago I was going through all kinds of things I made when I was 18. That was almost 20 years ago, and I had VB6 projects and a blog (we called them E/N sites, the word blog wasn't coined yet). The VB6 projects wer
697.
by mod 6y ago
Not OP, but thanks for this high-effort post. It helps a lot more than just the OP, even when it's specific to him.
698.
by mod 6y ago
If it matters you also spelled nostalgic wrong. It's a very fun looking page.
699.
by mod 6y ago
Notably absent here is the fact that planes can land themselves. In fact the plane can do everything on its own besides taxi on the runway and takeoff...most of the time. Yes, pilots are there to take over if needed, but that doesn't c
700.
by mod 6y ago
If you mean like this: https://musclewiki.com/Bodyweight/Male/Forearms/ You can see how there is still equipment required.
701.
by mod 6y ago
I agree that it's a lot harder to lose your cool or offend someone. But it's also much harder to argue about truths. People in my circles say things like "I did a lot of research and this new mRNA vaccine is dangerous."
702.
by mod 6y ago
I think it just means they don't have an instinct for how to react to ranged threats. Cows likely don't either, but their instincts are different and just so happen to work slightly better against guns.
703.
by mod 6y ago
Maybe. I got some pretty accurate results in situations I would expect, like "beer." Piss, unlike dolphin (for reasons you note), I would expect to return pretty close to the correct color, but I didn't go check the google re
704.
by mod 6y ago
I like this project. It's not accurate[1], but it's still very cool and I don't think there's a great way to make it better without ruining the fun and simplicity. [1] https://alexbeals.com/projects/
705.
by mod 6y ago
> definitely possible to have two consciousness occupying the same brain Based on the rest of your comment, I think that's quite a leap. The different parts of the brain are obviously not communicating normally with each other &
706.
by mod 6y ago
It is my understanding that they are talking about literal, physical waste (perhaps miners that quit working). Not waste of energy.
707.
by mod 6y ago
I found a local group and they denied me, I wasn't "hyper local" I guess you'd say. They said they've been looking for a volunteer to run another group where I'm at (neighboring towns). They said you have to do
708.
by mod 6y ago
> The network produces 11.27 kilotons of waste annually or 96 grams of electronic waste per transaction. This is the equivalent annual e-waste as several small countries and equivalent to the waste of 482,456 people living at the German
709.
by mod 6y ago
The vast majority of presidential communication took place before Twitter existed. Every notable politician that I know of has a Twitter now, and uses it to some extent. I truly wish DJT hadn't used twitter, like ever. But he did, and
710.
by mod 6y ago
I keep chickens and therefore get as authentic of an egg as possible. I can't taste the difference in my eggs vs a store bought, white, washed egg. I can easily see it, though, with a more orange yolk in the fresh eggs, which most peop
711.
by mod 6y ago
As someone who raises chickens, with no cruelty, I'm surprised to hear it's not already an option. Maybe you should look for another source.
712.
by mod 6y ago
There isn't a very strong argument, then. You have an anonymous comment that claims to have caused a data beach of unknown data from an unknown company. No users are even mentioned. I feel like it's a strange thing to call out as
713.
by mod 6y ago
Especially right now. It's 2 for $5, including Big Macs.
714.
by mod 6y ago
The emotions you express are perhaps empathy, compassion, and regret. Emotions about the affected people, not about how hard it has been on you personally.
715.
by mod 6y ago
I used to code remotely in a tmux session, and I like all the same benefits you mention. Check out tmuxinator for your once a week "reorganizing" problem. I also found it highly useful as a web dev who worked in many environments
716.
by mod 6y ago
Part of the threat to them was the potential loss of the court, as well, with the "pack the court" talk. /r/politics, prior to the election, was in a fervor about how this might be the last "true election" of t
717.
by mod 6y ago
Breaking the law is a storied tradition for protesters. Not historically open-carry laws, granted. Anyway I'm not sure why that means the state will have a rough time. It may mean they'll have an easier time, as they have a readil
718.
by mod 6y ago
But your friends do.
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by mod 6y ago
I cook eggs most every day in cast iron without it sticking. It's a vintage Wagner pan, from when they used to mill flat the cooking surface. Modern lodge has a porous surface from the cast. Anyway I just cook them in butter, they basi
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by mod 6y ago
Can you take a picture of it?

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