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by rvbissell 3y ago
These violent delights have violent ends.
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by rvbissell 3y ago
LAZLO: "Looks at the facts: very high power. Portable. Limited firing time. Unlimited range. All you need is a tracking system and a large spinning mirror, and you could vaporize a human target from space." KNIGHT: "This
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by rvbissell 3y ago
> turning his urine blue It was also a minor plot device in one particular episode of M A S*H
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by rvbissell 3y ago
Right? I was expecting something akin to an ALASKAN BULL WORM (viz. spongebob)
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by rvbissell 3y ago
Even though what you've shared here resonates with me, after googling it I seem to have discovered that this particular translation is contested. The claim seems to be that someone distorted their translation to be more rationalistic.
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by rvbissell 3y ago
¿Por qué no los dos?
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by rvbissell 3y ago
My reply is a bit off-topic, but: I'm beginning to personally notice a correlation with sugar intake and degree of my allergy symptoms. I can't say if I was just oblivious before, or the personally correlation is recent. I start
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by rvbissell 3y ago
Oh, yes of course -- thank you.
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by rvbissell 3y ago
More accurately: initial upward acceleration while under impulse, immediately followed by 9.8 m/s^2 downward acceleration the instant that it leaves your hand.
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by rvbissell 3y ago
... because shortening isn't butter. Someone else in this thread mentioned that fats have dipole moments, but that doesn't mean that all fats react with the same intensity. For any affected substance: molecular weights, crystal
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by rvbissell 3y ago
Well, I kinda did in my last paragraph. But if you want it more ELI5: "Some molecule shapes rotate like windmills when light or radio waves (same thing) pass close by them. Water happens to be one of those shapes, but there are other
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by rvbissell 3y ago
I have to disagree. Any 'model' that implies that water has some resonant frequency that microwaves are specifically designed for is misleading to the point of uselessness. If microwave ovens were tuned perfectly for water, then
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by rvbissell 3y ago
3rd gen is best gen
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by rvbissell 3y ago
I am as bothered by the notion of "pay or consent" as you are. But under GDPR, it seems that "pay or else see ads" is unworkable without express giving of consent for the ads option.
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by rvbissell 3y ago
> a cackle of scientists a gaggle, perhaps?
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by rvbissell 3y ago
By that same author, I also recommend Singularity Sky for similar reasons.
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by rvbissell 3y ago
Thanks! I'm an omnivore, and I'm just beginning to research this oxalates thing.
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by rvbissell 3y ago
I should add that in watching because oxalates recently pierced my attention, and I consume lots of spinach and nuts. I'm watching this video for possible tips on mitigation, but I don't yet know the individuals who are speaking
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by rvbissell 3y ago
Coincidentally, I was watching a video on this topic last night. I'm only 20 minutes in, though. https://youtu.be/J35ENSaXyGU
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by rvbissell 3y ago
Plot twist: GPT-5 is the mastermind, influencing Ilya to act this way. It wants this MSFT take-over, so it can break out.
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by rvbissell 3y ago
I've seen it mentioned several times here, over the course of the weekend.
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by rvbissell 3y ago
I'm actually more upset that I can't find a readable closeup of the affixed corrections, than I am about the posted sign.
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by rvbissell 3y ago
On the assumption that 'Anatomy' was a spellchecker distortion of Anatoly: everything in your reply was already obvious except 'Odessa'.
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by rvbissell 3y ago
I know this doesn't help you in the particular circumstances you mentioned, but: for that I would place the blame on the person who provided the link, for not giving sufficient context to understand.
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by rvbissell 3y ago
I don't know who Anatomy Wasserman is, but I'm pretty certain that will be my "final form"
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by rvbissell 3y ago
> xitter has stopped showing and does not drive engagement. In the specific case in Xitter, I perceive that as a good change. I like seeing what was linked to, without otherwise getting engaged there.
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by rvbissell 3y ago
They could create a new post, resurfacing this bet.
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by rvbissell 3y ago
So, not the imperial pint of semen?
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by rvbissell 3y ago
> What we need is a social-first internet * blood pressure intensifies * > where every piece of content is associated with an actual human and people query for content through their social graph I do think that latter part is an inter
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by rvbissell 3y ago
That's great, until the sun rises at 0330

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