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by nosianu 5y ago
AFAIK the main purpose first and foremost was to prevent the health system from collapsing. Everything else was secondary. Take the spike out of the incidence rate to spread hospital admissions out over time. It would not affect how many go
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by nosianu 5y ago
Less meat and/or more expensive meat is an entirely different argument than the one made. If the people posting against meat consumption, including the one I responded to, would raise that message I would have no reason to argue.
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by nosianu 5y ago
I don't know why you base your statement on the assumption that the industrial highly concentrated and unhealthy (for the animals definitely) style is the basis such a discussion should be based on. You lower your bar for your side of
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by nosianu 5y ago
Ex East German here. I think you are mixing a few terms. Polarization, dissatisfaction, inequality - those are different things. Also, at least for East Germany - no idea how it was in Russia - when they showed the houses of the powerful (W
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by nosianu 5y ago
Just get a regular account instead of those public services. Some random name at gmx.de for example. With the "d-" mail never appears, without it it works but the mail body was "undefined" when I checked what that servic
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by nosianu 5y ago
Voice input is good for high level tasks and goals, requiring a high level comprehension. For detailed work though the more direct method of translating movements is far more efficient. When you can describe an abstract end goal voice is gr
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by nosianu 5y ago
So I immediately googled "dragophant" as the name that immediately came into my mind after seeing this, and there are quite a few interesting links and images Only a few examples: - https://i.pinimg.com/originals&#
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by nosianu 5y ago
> some random person A journalist is some random person too. Only a handful of people know the person to any degree. You are asking to trust some brand. A brand that is controlled by few rich centralized media owners (in the "free
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by nosianu 5y ago
Why not add something together with the date telling people for how long this information will be valid? Does not have to be a date, can be "indefinitely" or, in the case of software "until new major version update". Wor
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by nosianu 5y ago
> Healthcare is the most heavily regulated consumer oriented industry in the United States. Did those regulations pertain to this labor dispute? If not then I think this is a strawman. > a government abusing its regulatory authorit
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by nosianu 5y ago
This is what IUMA really looked like originally: https://web.archive.org/web/19961022175551/http://www.iuma.c... (original 1996 homepage) IUMA was my go-to site for music in the 1990s.
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by nosianu 5y ago
I think the argument is that more experienced people are less willing to do useless things just because somebody wants them to. I could never go back to university for that reason - studying, fine, I did a ton of courses on edX and Coursera
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by nosianu 5y ago
You don't provide any context. All the great powers have all kinds of ridiculous plans [0]. None of them are meant to be "first tier", they are meant to be used under certain bad circumstances when things have already gone do
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by nosianu 5y ago
N-Ergie, Nürnberg (Nuremberg) https://www.n-ergie.de
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by nosianu 5y ago
My local city-owned provider ("Stadtwerke" as the general term; I'm in a large city in Bavaria) and my contract details are Less than 1.400 kWh / year Price 30,27 ct / kWh Base price 89,28 € / year
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by nosianu 5y ago
The scary thing is they can only do that because it sells. Plenty of people like the "new". I think much of that movement is the opposite of sustainability. Software-based products will have even shorter lifetimes. Even if some cl
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by nosianu 5y ago
> Financial crises have been more severe, longer, and more sustained since the introduction of central banking. I admit that I'm not willing to even look into your argument too deeply, although I have severe doubts about its valid
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by nosianu 5y ago
I looked at other articles on that author's site and found a topic that was discussed here more than once that I would be interested in hearing opinions about: https://guzey.com/books/why-we-sleep/ The title
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by nosianu 5y ago
Seeing is believing? Okay - did you know penguins can fly? https://youtu.be/9dfWzp7rYR4 It's from a reputable source too, the BBC.
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by nosianu 5y ago
Recently I found the (Udo Dirkschneider born 1952) singer of former heavy metal band "Accept" with his current band UDO made a joined album together with the Bundeswehr Musikkorps - the Herman army orchestra. It's one of my f
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by nosianu 5y ago
Given all the many articles about the decline of many kinds of birds, your claim that cats are to blame is plain wrong. That was not the conclusion in any of those many articles that we could read right here on HN. Lack of environment and o
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by nosianu 5y ago
We do? I know of pup mills, I am unaware of cat mills. Maybe for exotic cats, but those would be the types people keep at home because they would not fare so well outside anyway. And since when is one species doing something that benefits
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by nosianu 5y ago
> I still can't fathom why anyone thinks it's OK to leave cats outside to roam free. See, I can't fathom the opposite. Cats belong outdoors. I will never have an indoor cat. Vote me down as much as you like, THAT is unna
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by nosianu 5y ago
So with a sample of 1 you declare another sample of 1 as false with enough confidence for an online press release. I don't know, this kind of statement does not sound right to me. I would expect for plenty of samples of 1 to be differe
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by nosianu 5y ago
Sorry, but for this link I only get 404 Page Not Found We're sorry for any inconvenience. We can't find the page you're looking for. I would not say anything if it said "blocked for your IP/country",
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by nosianu 5y ago
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/v8/issues/detail?id=2869 "Issue 2869: Substring of huge string retains huge string in memory" Status: Assigned (Open) Reported 2013
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by nosianu 5y ago
I ran into this two years ago or so and it was massive - because I extracted small values from HTML microdata stored in files and read into strings, from which I extracted those values. The entire file-contents strings remained in memory. I
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by nosianu 5y ago
I just went to amazon.de and looked at a book and I saw "Jetzt kaufen" which translates to "Buy now". Yes that was a Kindle edition. amazon.com won't show me a purchase option because it wants me to buys Kindle thin
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by nosianu 5y ago
This reminded me of this BBC article about the brain effects of ordinary drugs: "The medications that change who we are" https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20200108-the-medications-... > They’ve been
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by nosianu 5y ago
Funny thing is I just had to scroll back to the top to remind myself of what the subject of this discussion actually is. Because I was looking at a Discord chat in between reading comments here. Ahem...

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