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by npteljes 1y ago
This touches on a larger problem that I think we tech people don't address as much as we should. That the modern big tech OS (Windows, MacOS, Android, iOS) has a huge advantage, which is that it's managed. Actively supported by th
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People are not required to think about the food, so they don't. For example, it's widely known that milk comes from cows, but not that the cow needs to be pregnant in order to do so, again and again. It's just not something t
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Agriculture is very risky, and needs large investments, and has low margins, so it's a good candidate for subsidies and other such government measures, like insurance. And the people need to eat, so it's essential as well. Levelin
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I checked out one resource, and they say that there it's "pea protein isolate" mostly. Whatever the case (I'm sure there are soy patties as well), I think as long as they are not pricing it cheaper than beef, it won&#x27
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Indeed, and indeed.
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I think that for this exact reason Beyond Meat (or other alternatives) need a similar boost, in order to be financially competitive as well.
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Besides the reasons of sheer taste, another good reason is culture. Meaning, the preexisting meat-eating culture at a place. One of the reasons why vegan / vegetarian / etc options are often lacking is because there is no longstan
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The market decides the price, but politics decide the constraints of the market. Agriculture in particular is heavily involved with the government, because agriculture is very risky, and needs large investments. The government already decid
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I sincerely doubt that Nintendo will let the ball drop so much that it impacts sales significantly. They have had numerous occasions when they have been heavy handed with anti-consumer reactions or making decisions that end up hurting custo
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Scary stuff indeed: https://edition.cnn.com/2025/02/04/us/ice-impersonators-on-t...
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In case of any infection, the necessary measures are to take the affected machines offline, extract whatever data you need, and then wipe.
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I wonder how popular these packages were. Librewolf and Firefox sure are popular, so this sounds scary, but for example searching for "firefox-patch-bin aur" yields no results, aside from sites talking about how it contained malwa
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Your descriptions of perfume sound like someone who appreciates perfume. I don't think you hate perfume. Perfume in general is very approachable, and most perfume one can find easily is popular and accessible. You just walk into a drug
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They are not a position where they need to pay huge attention to this - "Nintendo’s Switch 2 is the fastest-selling game console of all time" https://www.theverge.com/news/685162/nintendo-switch-2-sales..
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While not technically bricking, the restrictions are very heavy, especially considering that you can run into the situation innocently. Buying something with the possibility of this is a risk, and OP is very understandable for not liking th
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They are quite fun!
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Of Valve's offerings, I like Steam the most.
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I would have loved this growing up! The proposed spellings make so much more sense.
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That would make a difference, but "he claims to have taken things one step further by not including any affiliate links in his content", and indeed I checked some, and the links were, if any, normal links.
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That's an interesting intersection that you brought up, I have not considered it at all. I'm sorry that this comment doesn't bring anything to the discussion, but I wanted to give feedback that it made me think.
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Autism, like many other mental conditions, is not very well understood. For example, diagnostics is problematic, because the classification changed recently, and the diagnostics protocols involve observers of childhood development, which no
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That's more like how the world is said to be working, but not how it actually works. There is a huge difference between how people express their tolerance and expectations and what they actually okay with, with no extra internal feelin
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Exactly that kind of knowing better. It's a bit tongue-in-cheek because of the multiple interpretations of "knowing better". On one hand, we "know better" in a way that we, as in all humans, constantly try to contro
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Raises the moral question of what kind of living is worth it, and on what level is it okay to impose on one another. Looking at how families from teen pregnancies fare*, I'm absolutely positive that mitigating these is far from the big
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While a fun fact, it's not referenced here as a scientific thing, just to point out that the engineers' attachment to Oracle Java is not rational.
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>There’s a reason biology makes you capable of having children at a young age Biology and evolution doesn't really have a huge baseline. You basically have to survive until you reproduce successfully. Successfully here meaning that
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by npteljes 1y ago
We can't know if it was a joke or not, but comes across as someone trying to be funny.
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I think literal meaning here is misinterpreted as sincerity by OP. Which is a misconception, literal things can be untruthful and abstract things can be truthful as well, being abstract, or going in a roundabout way is not necessarily about
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The way I read it, the joke is just owning the insult in a good way. It works here on multiple levels, because first, owning the insult is not expected, so that's already a surprise, which can work as a joke. Then, by actually admittin
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by npteljes 1y ago
What did you expect from 28 Years Later, and what have you got?

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