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by msla 3y ago
Any asshole can publish a book and a lot of them have. Aspartame has been studied avidly, if not obsessively, for decades. It has never shown a serious carcinogenic risk. That's what we're talking about here.
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by msla 3y ago
This sticks out at me: > It usually takes around 30 minutes to administer intravenous atezolizumab, but for some patients this can be up to an hour when it can be difficult to access a vein. If someone's going to be getting a lot of
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by msla 3y ago
> We did have some internal debate on if the system is a "simulator" or an "emulator", but really, it can be both, depending on how pedantic you want to be. > The biggest reason for the name being what it is, howev
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by msla 3y ago
> I have to say though, most compilers courses I've seen have an inordinate emphasis on parsing and little else. Which is sad, because parsing is simpler than the theory-heavy books make it out to be and understanding optimization i
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by msla 3y ago
> What's the difference between a simulator and a virtual machine? An exercise in frustration due entirely to our field sticking one name on two very different technologies. A simulator (more often called an emulator but one battle
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by msla 3y ago
That is not what descriptivism means.
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by msla 3y ago
Again, a government claiming they have one doesn't mean it's possible.
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by msla 3y ago
The fact some finger-wagging body in France thinks it can sweep out the tide doesn't mean it's capable of any such thing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Canute_and_the_tide
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by msla 3y ago
> On that subject: as a non-native speaker I always wondered if there actually is a grammar (not syle) guide which is considered authorative, as there is for other languages? No living language has a fully authoritative grammar book, as
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by msla 3y ago
And Perl before that. It's not a bad way to go, in practice, as long as it lasts.
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by msla 3y ago
I'm not seeing a lot of difference between flat assembler code and NASM code. What in specific makes flat assembler better than NASM?
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by msla 3y ago
Be clear about what the passive voice is: https://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=2922 > It is clear that some people think The bus blew up is in the passive; that The case took on racial overtones is in the pa
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by msla 3y ago
No, I want to point out that the idiots who think hitting others accomplishes something don't know what the hell a "Fascist" is. Look up the history of Weimar Germany. That's what "hitting Fascists" accomplishe
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by msla 3y ago
It's hard to acknowledge the massive cultural imperialism the PRC has engaged in with regards to Mandarin without getting "corrected" by people with an agenda. It's amazing how "fun facts" like "Everyone i
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by msla 3y ago
Support them through Patreon because it's morally right. Keep your hand in the adblocking world because it's morally right. People can do two things.
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by msla 3y ago
"Five O'Clock World" by The Vogues
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by msla 3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20141231040717/https://www.msri....
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by msla 3y ago
I'm not defending anyone in that interaction. The fact you think I am is why I don't want you hitting people for being "fascist" when you don't know what the Hell that is.
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by msla 3y ago
The Commodore 64 doesn't come with a mere kernel, it comes with a mighty KERNAL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KERNAL > The KERNAL was known as kernel[6] inside of Commodore since the PET days, but in 1980 Rober
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by msla 3y ago
We don't enjoy seeing idiots hitting idiots every waking hour, no.
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by msla 3y ago
> This person and the people killed at Charlie Hebdo were not fascist They were if you define Fascism the same way certain religious groups do.
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by msla 3y ago
And I don't trust the "Bash The Fash" crowd to define "Fascism" intelligently. Mob rule is very dangerous for minority groups.
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by msla 3y ago
“Symmetrical equations are good in their place, but ‘vector’ is a useless survival, or offshoot from quaternions, and has never been of the slightest use to any creature.” — William Thompson, 1st Baron Kelvin (better known as Lord Kelvin) L
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by msla 3y ago
They could give a "partial refund" for "not missing" your connection or, in plain language, make people pay an amount up front any time they have to make a connection and keep it as forfeit if they skiplag. That's o
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by msla 3y ago
Yes, unions have a racism problem. Do you think any large institution hasn't? https://www.inquirer.com/news/inq2/more-perfect-union-trade-... > Racism, couched as union solidarity, has always been a part o
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by msla 3y ago
In-browser emulator allowing you to play said game: https://archive.org/details/SpareChange4amCrack/
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The Necessity of Middle Management(shkspr.mobi)
3 points by msla 3y ago|1 comments
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by msla 3y ago
Original title is "Nurses should spend less time helping patients and more time ordering bandages" but that's misleading and/or clickbaity so I changed it as per the guidelines. The summary in the original is good: >
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by msla 3y ago
Working link: https://www.opindia.com/2022/11/women-officers-sexually-and-...
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by msla 3y ago
> Lisp is simple. Look at the Common Lisp FORMAT function and say that again.

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