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by ralusek 5y ago
Healthy solution? It's hammering a needle with a hydraulic press.
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by ralusek 5y ago
Just to reiterate: people have a problem with making a permanent major modification to a functional part of an unconsenting baby's body. That means that your arguments regarding whether you think your circumcision is cool irrelevant, o
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by ralusek 5y ago
So would cutting off their penises. Utilitarian arguments maximizing for single variables suck.
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Absolutely not
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I have an old phone that I install their app on. Their app isn't even available on the app store anymore, you have to download it directly from them. I know that doesn't answer your question regarding ethics, but I absolutely don&
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by ralusek 5y ago
I just bought a smart tv and never gave it my wifi. I just use it with Apple TV.
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The counter is liberalism, i.e. governing structures characterized primarily by their defenses against authority. No redlining, but also no removing people that you don't like. The rule is that the state is limited in its ability to
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by ralusek 5y ago
Thanks for the tips, although I did know those. Instancing/array is just one functionality. What if I'd like to throw on a lattice to tweak one instance to fit somewhere better? What if I'd like to use the curve modifier? The
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by ralusek 5y ago
I prefer shopping for B2C anyway, regardless of if I'm acting as a B or C. If I look at the pricing of something, and they have a "contact us" form, I leave.
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by ralusek 5y ago
I have, they're super useful. They basically illustrate that what I'm talking about is entirely feasible. In the same way that you can non destructively combine object mesh data into higher order objects, this functionality should
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by ralusek 5y ago
Yes, except that you CAN instance collections. You can do linked imports of collections and you can do linked duplicates of collections. And I understand the difference conceptually, but what I'm saying is that the distinction always e
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Trouble in that department is also heavily impacted by men just generally being more sedentary, having poorer diets, and due to those reasons and more, having lower testosterone. Also, consuming pornography in much greater amounts than prev
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by ralusek 5y ago
If there was a single feature I could see added to Blender, it would be to share more functionality between objects and collections. Blender has an organizational concept called objects, which are containers with position, scale, rotation,
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by ralusek 5y ago
I got "zergling," noun. Slanderous to say it's not a word.
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That would be the 4-D-est of parasitic behaviors on record, and I think you're onto something
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Because with a dog you have something worth fighting for
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by ralusek 5y ago
Seems basically like must monetary instruments today. If I Venmo someone, no "money" is being transferred until they withdraw. We're using an intermediate broker to settle our debts, and it's very likely we'll just
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by ralusek 5y ago
Homelessness of this kind has very little to do with housing, if at all. What you've said here is all true as it relates to the affordability of housing, but that's not why these people are homeless. I've said it before, and
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by ralusek 5y ago
Same is true for arbitrary judicial authority.
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Bad laws should be fixed by legislation, not by arbitrary judicial authority.
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by ralusek 5y ago
Blind application of justice is rule of law. And nobody is saying there aren't bad laws; there are plenty. We just have a system in place which dictates where the law is created, where the law is modified, and where the law is carrie
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by ralusek 5y ago
It's not just money, it's also ideology. Rule of law is increasingly looked at with distain in favor of rule by arbitrary authority. At some point deontological liberalism has been overtaken by utilitarian pragmatism. The thing is
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by ralusek 5y ago
I'm not saying "I'm just a skeptic." People keep putting words in my mouth or arguing against points that I didn't make. My original argument was against the poster who said that there was no reason to lie about the
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by ralusek 5y ago
Many countries are using ivermectin...Mexico, India, it's even being prescribed in the US and UK. What it is missing is quality studies, but there are millions of prescriptions being written based off of clinical discretion. So yes,
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by ralusek 5y ago
Well that's the thing, is that there are literally millions of people in entire countries being prescribed it. India has dished out millions of doses for COVID, and there are many doctors and researchers completely convinced by clinica
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by ralusek 5y ago
I have no opinion whatsoever regarding whether or not ivermectin's purported mechanism of action against COVID is valid. However, this: > It also just isn’t the sort of thing there would be incentive to lie about is not true. There
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by ralusek 5y ago
It specifically causes non-viable mutations. Therefore, the concern isn't currently that it'll cause mutations in the virus and create new strains, but rather that we have to be very confident that it isn't resulting in mutag
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by ralusek 5y ago
This is awesome, but what are the limitations? Unless I can use it with ORMs that I already tend to depend on (like Sequelize), it's probably a no-go. And I'm assuming no joins, or very limited left joins?
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The west increasingly has completely independent news sources via places like YouTube.
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I might, but it's mostly because you said that I wouldn't

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