mythrwy

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by mythrwy 4y ago
Ya but for many cases there is a simpler way with less moving pieces. React just isn't KISS by nature, or maybe it is KISS for a certain style of problems but not others. It takes too long and has too many steps to do simple things. If
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by mythrwy 4y ago
"Free thinking and well rounded" aren't things that seem to correspond with many current U.S college environments though. Colleges need to cost less. Much less. And they need to return to free inquiry with more education, and
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by mythrwy 4y ago
I have a flock of chickens and yes this is true, the eggs taste much better. I assume this translates into increased nutritional quality. A partially free range diet with plenty of grass and insects and some good supplementation helps. The
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Cashierless checkout counters didn't really reduce labor though. They just shifted it from a paid cashier to buyers doing it for free.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Agreed. I also grew up around cattle and eat beef regularly. No objection to cattle farming at all on my part. But I lived in Arizona and worked with native vegetation for a long time and saw the vast amount of damage cattle did the desert
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by mythrwy 4y ago
This is true, but likewise something has the potential to be civilization ending without necessarily being conscious (by whatever definition you like).
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by mythrwy 4y ago
I very much don't want to work in any professional setting where people are "open about their sexuality", hetero, gay or otherwise.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
I was also a teenager in the 80's. Maybe it was more boring, not sure, but at least all the stupid stuff I did at the time wasn't documented on the internet. I don't know how I'd handle that.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
I find this cartoon funny. Sorry for the link. https://img.ifunny.co/images/a0c9b063bf19079839a427ca1cb4ece...
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by mythrwy 4y ago
In theory it is not socially unproductive at all (in practice much less so). The socially useful idea behind trading is allocation of capital. How do we determine which sectors get capital and which don't? How do we determine a price o
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Well if enough people keep being laid off, perhaps the macroeconomic environment does indeed become tough!
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by mythrwy 4y ago
If I had an easy way I'd be a hero and likely pretty rich. I'm excited about vat grown protein (not plant based) over the long term, but in the short term I think we would get some traction from eating less feedlot grain fed meat
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by mythrwy 4y ago
As a meat eater (with no intention of changing) I fully agree. How we produce meat is an extremely wasteful way of producing food. Changing this would free up tons of farm ground, water and fertilizer.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
There's a time and a place for vigorous debate in support of your position, and a time and a place for listening non-judgmentally with an open mind. Most things don't matter all that much and aren't worth fighting about. Some
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Mapbox GL is pretty reasonable, or even free under 50K loads.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
I didn't see that age was taken into account in the article. Simply says "adults". Many rural areas have young people that leave for better opportunities to urban areas, leaving the age distribution skewed older.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Django, and possibly DRF with Vue if more dynamism was needed.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Yep this is it. We are seeing our evolutionary state manifest as we work to undo a few millennia of "repressive" cultural norms. The sad truth is most men are disposable (from an evolutionary point of view), much like the vast qua
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by mythrwy 4y ago
I wouldn't do it, but find the experiment worthwhile. Will look for the results in 20 years time. What do other wealthy people spend their money on? Big houses and boats and hookers and blow or simply getting more money they don't
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by mythrwy 4y ago
If not being able to think was justification for eating something, well, there's a coworker I have, but he'd probably taste bad.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Ever try to give a cracker to a seagull at the beach? It turns into a big problem, and not because you mind the loss of a few crackers. Some restraint and judgement might be in order with this approach (which I basically admire).
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Yep life is grossly unfair. Bureaucratic self preserving orgs don't appear to be doing that much to help. Maybe strong AI will do it who knows. In answer to your question "what have Republicans ever done to help the working man?&q
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Efficiency and productivity raise standards of living. There are no perpetual motion machines or free lunches. Nominally this is what is being aimed for. Only nominally though as others have pointed out. In reality probably mostly political
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by mythrwy 4y ago
There are compounds that can be sprayed on soil that lock it in place against erosion. It has to be redone every so often or if the soil is disturbed. For instance this: https://fibramulch.com/products/tackifiers/e
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by mythrwy 4y ago
What would the fermentation feedstock be? Wheat?
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by mythrwy 4y ago
That song is from more then 40 years ago (1980). My how time flies!
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by mythrwy 4y ago
I caught an armadillo once when I was like 10. I threw him in a pond to see if he could swim (yes total dick move). I hypothesized the armor would sink him and was prepared to rescue him. He swam to the other side fine (but not very gracefu
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by mythrwy 4y ago
I think maybe there is no "clear headed and rational view" of reality in truth. There is only perspective, which somehow relates to a thing we like to call "reality" but the relationship is tenuous at best and doesn&#x27
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by mythrwy 4y ago
Maybe they really believe the person did it and the "law and evidence" is in their way? Or maybe they just want more convictions on their record? But ya, scummy behavior.
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by mythrwy 4y ago
I was kind of wondering what you were talking about. On it's face it seems like justification for atrocities committed by Marxists for ideological purposes.

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