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Not everything is awesome (2014)(labs.ft.com)
1 points by pxndxx 7y ago|0 comments
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by pxndxx 7y ago
1.5 lbs of beef a day is _a lot_. Are you sure you're saying that right?
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by pxndxx 7y ago
The limit surely isn't anywhere near having meat in every single meal, including bacon in milkshakes.
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by pxndxx 7y ago
This argument keeps popping up, and it's a waste of thought. We'd OBVIOUSLY have cars or other kinds of provisions for disabled people! Do you actually think anti-car people are actually that stupid or inconsiderate? EDIT: BuT WHa
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by pxndxx 7y ago
Are there any NGOs working on reforestation based on this report I can donate to?
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by pxndxx 7y ago
That's a very anthropocentric view, and not how the timeline works. Unicellular organisms are also smart in a way computers can't exactly replicate. They hunt, eat, sense their environment, reproduce when convenient, etc. All of t
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Shell Energy’s ‘renewable’ promise highlights the problem with REGOs(goodenergy.co.uk)
1 points by pxndxx 7y ago|0 comments
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by pxndxx 7y ago
How is this different from the "digital coins" e.g. gems in pay to win games then? They don't give me a bank account, but it's still digital money, but not a cryptocurrency.
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by pxndxx 7y ago
Yes, Ethereum is an outlier in the sense its ICO wasn't a complete scam.
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Playdate and the LA Zine Fest, and what it means for Playdate to lose its name(nathalielawhead.com)
5 points by pxndxx 7y ago|0 comments
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by pxndxx 7y ago
I write Markdown and convert it to pdf via LaTeX with pandoc [0]. You can also embed some LaTeX directly, like math formulas. [0]: https://pandoc.org/
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by pxndxx 8y ago
I've always found it too expensive to just buy some and experiment, but I swear it's cheaper now. I'll buy some when I get home.