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3y ago
I think we just don’t know, really. It could be replacement of some sort - car usage has gone up continuously, and we inhale a lot of exhaust in cities. Maybe it was exhaust the whole time? I’d also be interested to see the data you’re re
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3y ago
Woof she’s a lot! Also that led me down reading about ARC and it’s wild to think that one of their organizing principles is the pursuit of truth while having Peterson as an organizer.
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3y ago
Based on her other associations, I’m gonna wager the “trans women aren’t women” kind of feminist, the “feminism is for white women” kind of feminist, the “pull the ladder up after me” kind of feminist. Make no mistake that early feminists s
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3y ago
> Spoke at ARC (Alliance for Responsible Citizenship, Jordan Peterson's response to the WEF) I commented elsewhere that a quote from the article sounded a lot like something Jordan Budgefuddel Peterson would say! Now things are clic
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3y ago
> But there is a trade off. At a societal level, we can be rich, or we can be communitarian. I don’t think we can be both – at least, not for long. This in particularly strikes me as something I’d expect from a certain Jordan Balthazar P
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3y ago
It’s honestly not bad for what it is - the aftertaste is a little chalky but they’re relatively small (about the size of a shot). As for effects, it’s maybe “cleaner” than the jittery that comes with large amounts of caffeine, and certainly
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3y ago
A channel I follow does ad reads in the middle of the show, and as such had to say “Say-bay-Day” when advertising a CBD product because YT would demonetize the video if they just pronounced it as one would pronounce “See-Bee-Dee”. It’s wild
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3y ago
I’m sure there’s a number of reasons for this - after about 5 PM, your options are typically the ER or an urgent care. UC’s usually require payment up front, and for people who either don’t have insurance or who have high deductibles, the c
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3y ago
I would wager it comes down to more precise readings. You could theoretically use the same hardware for the stick itself but be getting much higher precision readings, which would mean that drift is much more apparent.
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3y ago
Do you have any links to writeups about this? I haven’t heard of the /r/Canada coup
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3y ago
I wouldn’t be surprised if they have several layers of location checks and if any of them fail they bail. Typically with geolocation on projects I’ve done we will rely on the best available info - location permission, IP geolocation, or the
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3y ago
He shouldn’t appeal to most anyone regardless of party affiliation, but he supports the “my freedom of speech” people by allowing and unbanning some of the worst of Twitter, so he has a particular audience he’s attached himself to. Mind you
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3y ago
Holy hell. That’s a new one for me and I hate it.
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3y ago
To be more accurate, he’s like a guy doing open mic at a comedy club and no one likes his jokes. So, he buys the club and only lets people in that think he’s funny.
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3y ago
Their criteria is definitely “was this person/organization a bastard?” That said, the host does a lot of research and does attempt to provide as full a picture as possible about his subjects. There is some editorializing, and also ther
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3y ago
And very well-researched - I think this part is important especially for people skeptical of the show’s name. Also “light entertainment” really depends on the particular episode’s subject imo
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3y ago
They can charge more because the synths are so complicated!
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3y ago
I find a lot of their gear is very tilted toward not being “committed”. I have an OP-1, the POM-16, and POM-400. I’d love to get a Field and will at some point. That said, all of these are very much ephemeral to me. I can and do load up dif
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3y ago
Curious to hear about what some of your picks are, always good to see alternatives offered
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3y ago
Iirc PHP >= 7 brought huge performance gains out of the box, and for those that really need it you can do additional work like preloading static files (but that’s likely beyond your scope).
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3y ago
I started around PHP 4 as well, mostly as a hobby, and I think 5 was around the corner when I started really working in the field. I’d take PHP for a new project in a heartbeat if the shoe fit. My last real PHP project was Laravel+Inertia+V
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3y ago
Maybe I’m missing something but isn’t TS compiled to JS?
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3y ago
Our dev machines (mostly Mac) are also locked down, thankfully we have “Admin By Request” which works better than calling in IT at least. Fire up an ABR session, do your admin stuff, close the session. A minor hassle and it gives IT a paper
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3y ago
It’s something that comes along with things like ADHD (that’s where I experience it). It just makes tackling sometimes simple seeming things feel insurmountable. It’s not a constant, and it effects everyone who experiences it differently. F
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3y ago
My own primary news source these days is HN and I’ve missed anything about it, your comment isn’t really helpful.
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3y ago
That sounds rough! I’ve only been diagnosed for a few years so it’s nice to have a label to the way my brain has worked since forever. The exercise one is hard to get going though I’ve done some here and there, weirdly one of the hardest on
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They were responding to someone who started off saying they’re dealing with executive dysfunction. I do not know exactly how it affects GP, but I do know that typically it creates a crappy system of inaction despite intention, motivation, e
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3y ago
If I could put my body on auto pilot in the way that I want to I’d be golden. Do I sit in front of my computer for hours at a time rewriting code I don’t need to rewrite? Sure. Do I knit and listen to the same podcast until I’m falling asle
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Yep I replied to that one too lol. My roommate and I listened to a podcast episode the other day about the challenges of executive dysfunction and ADHD and it was validating to say the least. The podcast is called Struggle Care with KC Davi
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> I know what you mean I’m not sure that you do, because > The only thing ever stopping you from going out the door and running is putting on shoes and shorts, its easy to form a habit! feels very invalidating, as someone who struggle
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