rgrieselhuber

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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
I never said it is selecting for parental survival. I was responding to "Evolution can't select for anything that happens significantly past the birth of your progeny." The point is that there many valuable things that parent
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
I was responding to the sweeping statement you made about what natural selection can select for, and it can absolutely select for these sorts of advantages. It will play out differently depending on environmental factors such as economic an
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Sure it can. Knowledge, skills, and wisdom passed on to children and grandchildren well into adulthood significantly increases their chances of successfully passing on their genes to future generations, attract quality mates, and reduce str
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
This was the rhetoric at the time and it just doesn’t fly. You can’t force people to do something to their bodies in order to make you feel safe. If you’re that worried, just stay home.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
It is already illegal to fire people based on their religious beliefs.
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Transit workers who lost jobs when they didn't get Covid vaccines awarded $1M(nbcnews.com)
8 points by rgrieselhuber 2y ago|9 comments
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
It’s not a reference to orphans.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Guess they never really tried it.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Will be very happy to see the prevailing “wisdom” on this eventually get reversed.
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Prepubescent unilateral gynecomastia secondary to excessive soy consumption(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
4 points by rgrieselhuber 2y ago|1 comments
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
There is a reason dialectics are best avoided.
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Retracted: Deaths induced by compassionate use of hydroxychloroquine(sciencedirect.com)
3 points by rgrieselhuber 2y ago|1 comments
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EPA must address fluoridated water's risk to children's IQs, US judge rules(msn.com)
7 points by rgrieselhuber 2y ago|2 comments
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
I've kept a list of these tools that I've been meaning to check out. In scope, do they cover securing the instance? Is there any automation for creating networks of instances?
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Indexability is orthogonal to readability.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Many times it is scraping aggregators of data that those aggregators also did not pay for.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
This is one of the reasons caution is strongly urged when instructed to do things like “open your chakras.” The idea that scientific explanations are only legitimate if they are purely materialist probably won’t last the next 20 years.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Yeah that’s a better way to put it. I meant “poverty” in a somewhat spiritual sense, like a lack of aliveness that you’re talking about. It is weird to talk about operating systems this way I guess, but it is how it feels.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Having switched back to Linux after many years, even looking at Mac OS feels like poverty now. Not because of the UX or hardware but because of the company behind it.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
So, spreadsheets?
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
One of the most prolific people that I am aware of.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Had a chance to meet Brett at the Google offices shortly after the acquisition. Really nice guy, had a lot of good advice about being a founder.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Privacy is a concern but it’s more a matter of conditioning. Every time you actively consent to it, you’re submitting to the conditioning and further enabling the system to move in this direction as a whole.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
The entitlement in your imperative demonstrated the principle.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
It’s the principle.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
One can just look at the average American and the drink in their hands and pretty easily draw conclusions.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Downvoters and flaggers generally don't explain themselves. They lack the ability to articulate their position and simply prefer the easy buttons.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
I switched from Manjaro to OpenSuse Tumbleweed and couldn’t be happier. Didn’t have the time to screw around with Arch but with OpenSuse everything just works.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Chomsky, as did everyone during COVID, revealed his true colors and he certainly did not live up to his own rhetoric over the years.
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Jury fines BlueCross for firing worker over Covid-19 vaccine mandate(timesfreepress.com)
4 points by rgrieselhuber 2y ago|0 comments

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