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by pydry 9mo ago
Flaxseeds are probably the most flavorless things I've ever tasted. Chia seeds taste ok but you need to prep them by soaking which is a pain (or experience bloating). All other seeds have more omega 6 than omega 3.
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by pydry 9mo ago
>95% of users ask 'do you have an mobile app?' in first 5 minutes of onboarding Did you ask them why?
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by pydry 9mo ago
My experience with ex Amazon managers is that they brought a toxic culture and destroyed more value than they created. Some people are so focused on whether they could automate their work output with an LLM to ask themselves if they even sh
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by pydry 9mo ago
I dont really agree. Package management has a number of pretty well defined patterns (e.g. lockfiles, isolation, semver, transactionality, etc) which solve common use cases that are largely common across package management. It is unfortunat
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by pydry 9mo ago
They've been doing it from day 1. It's how they found about Martin Luther King's affairs and what led them to write him a letter telling him to kill himself.
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by pydry 9mo ago
Expressing solidarity with the victims of genocide whom your government helped kill isnt a branding exercise. Not unless you're a cynical, murderous psychopath. It's an expression of basic human decency.
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by pydry 9mo ago
Oh no that's precisely all it is. It isnt even the first time zionists have done this im the last two months they were trying to whatabout over sudan also. The thing is, guilt tripping usually works pretty well on the left... unless
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by pydry 9mo ago
Al Jazeera is probably a little skeptical of numbers sourced from anonymous tip offs that are clearly being used as a pretext for military action. WMD evidence published in western newspapers arrived in our newspapers in exactly the same
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by pydry 9mo ago
Yes, whether it's the soviets using it to attack soviet dissidents or zionists using it to attack left wing critics, whataboutism is bad.
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by pydry 9mo ago
The Soviet Union used to routinely criticize dissident Nobel Peace Prize winner Andrei Sakharov for having nothing to say about American atrocities. " I don't know anything about them, I don't care about them, what I talk abo
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by pydry 9mo ago
The US paid for similar information from Iraq about WMDs just before it kicked off the invasion. Meanwhile, the US is rearranging its forces in the middle east. What a coincidence.
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by pydry 9mo ago
If a large outside power is intent on screwing with your populace I think the only way to really stop it is with diplomacy or a crackdown on free speech. Authoritarianism has been starting to become normalized because China and Russia are i
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by pydry 9mo ago
70% of the journalists murdered last year were murdered by the US's closest ally. It was the worst year for journalist killings in a long time.
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by pydry 9mo ago
As an oligarch who acquired a mining company on the cheap during the post soviet gangster 90s he doesnt exactly fit the profile of a beleagured peace activist. The way that he is described by the BBC as a businessman (not an oligarch) also
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by pydry 9mo ago
Yeah, the UK has a habit of giving a new home to Russian oligarchs. There are several in my area of London who live in opulent mansions (one looks very Trump-like) bought with soviet privatization wealth. Some of their houses: https:/
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by pydry 9mo ago
It has nothing to do with luddites. Software quality about speed of delivery and lack of bugs. If you're fine with software which gets a little bit harder to work on every time you make a change and which might blow up in unexpected wa
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by pydry 9mo ago
The Nazis didnt go from 0 to industrial scale slaughter either. They also planned for ethnic cleansing by deportation to Africa first. The salient features are mass slaughter and land grabs motivated by a racial supremacy based ideology. In
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by pydry 9mo ago
Kind of. The US isnt helping push back a horde of Nazi invaders this time. They're trying into install a literal monarchy on behalf of a regime which is guilty of committing a Nazi style genocide. Probably a little skepticism is warran
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by pydry 9mo ago
MediaZona is one example of an organization that uses a large diversity of sources to assemble what looks like a very accurate Russian soldier casualty count. Their process is excellent. TIME magazine didnt do anything like that. They mos
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by pydry 9mo ago
The principle we ought to follow is the principle we expected Soviet dissidents to follow. What principle did we expect Andrei Sakharov [a Soviet scientist punished for his criticism of the U.S.S.R.] to follow? Why did people decide that S
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by pydry 9mo ago
After WMDs i honestly thought america learned to be a bit more skeptical of poorly sourced "pretext for war" stories which emerge in the context of a military build up. E.g. like reading the sentence: >TIME has been unable to i
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by pydry 9mo ago
>The 30,000 number comes from the Ministry of Health. It comes, allegedly, from people from that ministry who were talking to TIME. I would imagine their contact was probably mediated by the state department - the same people currently g
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by pydry 9mo ago
Some people did (and still do) say "sure, hitler was bad but something had to be done about the jews" thinking that this is somehow a moderate position. Im more of the opinion that you are either anti genocide or you are a racis
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by pydry 9mo ago
It reminds me most of the release of the first iPhone - very flashy, very overhyped, adds a bit of convenience to people's lives but also likely to measurably damage people's brains in the long run. ~80% of the usage patterns
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by pydry 9mo ago
I wonder if he's being paid. I detected a noticeable uptick in posts on reddit bragging AI coding in the last month which fit the pattern of other opinion shaping astroturfing projects ive seen before. If Claude came to me with a bundl
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by pydry 9mo ago
>Are you being sarcastic or serious? I think if you'd read the article through you'd know they were serious coz Yegge all but admits this himself.
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by pydry 9mo ago
Not one of those people expressed sympathy for Hamas. They were imprisoned exclusively for protesting racism inspired genocide that mirrors the holocaust. They supported a group that spray painted some planes. That was the extent of the &qu
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by pydry 9mo ago
>I often feel like our industry has lost its sense of whimsy and experimentation from the early days, when people tried weird things to see what would work and what wouldn't. Remember the days when people experimented with and talke
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by pydry 9mo ago
There are hundreds of elderly people in prison right now in the UK charged with supporting terrorism because they opposed a racism inspired nazi-style genocide. Greta was among them. 0 have ever threatened or supported any kind of violence
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by pydry 9mo ago
The Economist (who runs the EIU) celebrated the Romanian democratic vote being canceled: https://www.economist.com/europe/2025/05/18/maga-misses-the-... When they refer to liberalism or democratic values

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