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by seec 3y ago
That's complete nonsense and the fact that France had to import some electricity has everything to do with the massive regulations and environmentalism. Reactors were shut down because of fear mongering (needing "repairs/main
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by seec 3y ago
And for some reason they seem to be on the fatter side with probably low activity amount. A women desk jockey definitely do not have the same diet requirements as a working sailor… The gene things do not help to sort which part of the popul
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by seec 3y ago
In theory yes but look at what Apple did. In the name of convergence, they destroyed the UI/UX of many of their classic softwares born in the early 2000 and yet you don't even get to run them cross platform anyway. Their performan
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by seec 3y ago
I guess you are a Mac user. Because realistically, most PC users that care even a little will have more than that, at pretty low prices. 16GB is standard in PC laptops that are sold for under 1K euros. 64GB will be found in laptop generally
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by seec 3y ago
Interesting comment. Unlike the idiotic vegans who downvoted you to death. I will read more about this. It does match my experience of my stress level rising quite a lot when I go through period of no or very little meat meals (based on bea
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by seec 3y ago
Considering a lot of the nutrition in meat products comes from the fact that animals go around in the world collecting valuable nutriments for us to consume in easy to obtain and concentrated form; I very much doubt any synthetic meat will
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by seec 3y ago
You are talking about a part of the world that literally has caves with paintings of early humans hunting animals for food. There are a lot of regions in this part of the world where the landscape has been completely shaped centuries of ani
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by seec 3y ago
In order to signal virtue, the thing in question has to be considered virtuous, by the mainstream media intelligencia and generally the opponents as well. You cannot appear virtuous if what you stand for is contrary to the mainstream opinio
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by seec 3y ago
Funny thing is that you are much more likely to get food poisoning from salads than from anything else, including raw meat like you would find in a "tartare". But yes, cooking meat products at a certain temperature ensures safety
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by seec 3y ago
But it is exactly the same thing!? Labeling margarine as butter would be misrepresenting what it is just like labeling whatever meat replacement they have as salami would be wrong. Funniest thing is that since I strongly dislike salami, you
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by seec 3y ago
They are misrepresenting reality. The cooling potential was fine, it is just that France has regulation for how hot the water is allowed to be at the release in order to not raise average stream temperature too much. It is mostly to protect
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by seec 3y ago
I know, I'm not saying the bullshit they are trying to pull is good. But you have to look at the market as a whole, Apple makes even more profit while providing much less "services" to the world and their incentives are even
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by seec 3y ago
So, you actually admit that your viewpoint is clearly corrupted by communism! No matter how much you say you hate it, it is bound to leave marks in how you think. So now that we have determined that I was actually spot on and that it wasn&#
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by seec 3y ago
The way we have been ranking/sorting people to give them "better" jobs with more responsibility and better pay is completely broken, open to cheating/abuse/gaming. The result is that we promoted a large cohort of pe
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by seec 3y ago
The footprint for 2000 racks would be over 1000m2; when you add the necessary spacing as well as supplementary utilities (power/networking) that probably means double that footprint. I guess at the scale those companies are operating i
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by seec 3y ago
Because the positions being idolized are weak and cannot exist if they don't get everybody to agree. It's all built on moving sand, it cannot be a long-term proposition. And if a majority of society would adopt the behaviors/
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by seec 3y ago
To be fair hardware sales have slowed down quite a lot because nowadays even a 10-year-old computer is fine for most people. Since it is pretty hard to sell OS software without new hardware this is their solution to this "problem"
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by seec 3y ago
I don't know much about Sweden salaries but if it's close enough to general EU I believe it might be MUCH harder to get a net 50K job in Sweden than a net 100K job in the US. Sure, in the US you will have less "prepaid"
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by seec 3y ago
The Big Macs are probably because of some regulation that France established for fast food, and it was in particular targeting McDonalds. They have to use traceable meat and they can't serve sandwiches if they are not very fresh (no st
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by seec 3y ago
Well, I know people try very hard to not understand. So, they don't have to feel concerned and actually do stuff to fix it. That's how people are generally, let's just ignore everything until the house is on fire... But that
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by seec 3y ago
That would also be true if every family had a parent that mostly had free time. Then you just need to know more than one family in the world et voilà! It would cost way less money to everyone, while allowing more diversity and more actual r
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by seec 3y ago
All of this is pretty obvious to anyone that takes some time to actually observe what is going on. But we are currently under a very strong political ideology that has replaced what was previously called a religion. You can't say thos
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by seec 3y ago
I hate those types of "research" that base all their "findings" on observation of what is undesirable primitive living. What's more they don't even meaningfully quantify what can be qualified as neglect or abus
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by seec 3y ago
My experience exactly. I honestly don't know how someone can think that Docker is a solution to anything. At best it's a shortcut for the lazy and incompetent but it doesn't lead to a bright future. Of course, the people sett
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by seec 3y ago
Doesn't that fail the minute one of your programs decides he needs a different package version or one that doesn't exist all together? It looks more efficient and easier at first, but ultimately it becomes less and less maintenabl
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by seec 3y ago
Exactly my thoughts. The Linux guys have been discussing the merits of package management and various related systems since I started getting interested in computers. Yet after all this time they have not come close to something as simple a
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by seec 3y ago
I just started using it out of curiosity and I have to say it does seem to improve recovery and building. I don't know if I'm hallucinating yet (just about a week in) but something has changed for sure and that's not confirma
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by seec 3y ago
It's not exactly what it says. They mention "better shape" but I wish it would be more precise how the jugement is made and what factors are at play. If it's not a hard measure I wouldn't trust their judgment much b
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by seec 3y ago
As a daily runner that makes a LOT of sense. I wouldn't have been able to put my finger on it and express it but a similar idea has already been told to me, in another context, in another form. I also think the conclusion of the resear
990.
by seec 3y ago
Yeah I wish they would stop the bullshit with their photo software. We had iPhoto, it was fine, it had almost all the features you could want for a nonprofessional photo cataloging software. But they had to overengineer a new one full of un

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