simmerup

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by simmerup 2y ago
Probably because being sat in front of a computer all day just sucks the life out of you, and programmers make enough money to experiment with something different
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by simmerup 2y ago
Not to pile on but you say we should buy the F-35 to go toe to toe against Russia… America is currently doing everything for Russia! If we actually used the F35 against Russia right now Trump would probably immediately do everything in his
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by simmerup 2y ago
If you stop believing it, yet it remains there, it’s probably true enough
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by simmerup 2y ago
In return we can replace all the McDonalds and KFCs with European alternatives, and kick out Meta and the rest of the tech imperialism. Don't pretend America gets nothing out of its role as global hegemon.
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by simmerup 2y ago
Fighting stereotypes with stereotypes :)
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by simmerup 2y ago
Seems a good way to turn everyone else into a 98-er% if you're constantly trying to play the part of some energetic super 2%er
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by simmerup 2y ago
Yep, you’re right. And I doubt it ever will be
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by simmerup 2y ago
He’s not wrong. ‘They’re working from home today’ is a implied ‘you’ll have to wait til tomorrow for that’ where I work
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by simmerup 2y ago
I cured my sugar addiction with a 2 day fast. I found it remarkable tbh
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by simmerup 2y ago
A refreshing read, thanks for posting
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by simmerup 2y ago
Don’t you have that the wrong way around?
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by simmerup 2y ago
There are some people that argue this actually. Dr Fungs book on type 2 diabetes goes into it. Basically his take is that while glucose can be distributed in the bloodstream, fructose is broken down by the liver. With high intakes of fructo
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by simmerup 2y ago
Does it have to be different?
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by simmerup 2y ago
This reminded me of how cyrillic was invented. The Byzantines created the cyrillic alphabet in the 9th century so that they could write a bible for Slavic countries. Blew my mind that they didn’t have an alphabet before that.
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by simmerup 2y ago
It says as much in the article
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by simmerup 2y ago
When I was regularly eating sugar, I was always hungry. I couldn't go an hour or two without having a snack of something. Ever since I switched to whole food diet, I don't get nearly as hungry and easily go 12+ hours without food
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by simmerup 2y ago
I almost volunteered for this but was concerned that they were liberally using the NHS branding to disguise that they’re private
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by simmerup 2y ago
Well, everyone can’t do it because not everyone has access to capital
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by simmerup 2y ago
Yeah, you paid for it after all
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by simmerup 2y ago
Not only that, but the article alleges that they couldn't catch the drones either Begs belief, some information must be getting caught by a classification here
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by simmerup 2y ago
You say won’t happen, but there are Chinese companies that offer you different size batteries based on need. Going cross country? Swap out for a massive battery. Just doing city runs? Get the smaller lighter cheaper battery
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by simmerup 2y ago
Nice resource, thanks
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by simmerup 2y ago
Not disparaging your hobby, its just not for me. I already read enough
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by simmerup 2y ago
I read but every night for 1-2hours? No way.
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by simmerup 2y ago
What do you do instead of TV/Computer before bed?
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by simmerup 2y ago
And also screw up the browsers back functionality in the process
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by simmerup 2y ago
User first programming rather than work inflating bloated frameworks mainly used to justify further dev work. Which one do engineers choose
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by simmerup 2y ago
You’re gloating a bit prematurely don’t you think?
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by simmerup 2y ago
Reads like someone imagining themselves as Radagast
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by simmerup 2y ago
Atleast they don’t let corrupt prison officers harvest their prisoners organs

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