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simmerup
1y ago
Because google should be sued for libel when they make shit up about you
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simmerup
1y ago
Doubtful
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simmerup
1y ago
I consider it naive to even start talking about nation states in terms of ‘good guys’
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simmerup
1y ago
No, but they could very easily be using the same talking points
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simmerup
1y ago
So naive. Talking points from the mouthpieces of the CCP and Russia who would love us to believe we’re all the same
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simmerup
1y ago
The fact you're thinking 10% is good enough is why you're not part of the cohort which is driven to be 100+ billionaires, more powerful than states, people
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simmerup
1y ago
Until it hallucinates and the AI has written something wrong about you in your official medical record
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simmerup
1y ago
I'm very paranoid but I wouldn't want the responsibility of a databrack which I didn't know the history of. Anything could be on there
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simmerup
1y ago
Guess I won't be getting a 2all when it comes out after all.
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simmerup
1y ago
It's scary how far ahead China is getting when it comes to battery tech
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1y ago
Musk didnt try the hyperloop to be altruistic He did it to kill any chance of the state improving the train/tram network so that Tesla cars would have less competition for public transport
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1y ago
I really hope people don't start supplementing lithium with little knowledge of potential side effects
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simmerup
1y ago
It depends on the amount. In that example the sugar clearly isn't a problem, but if you're eating multiple donuts where you're getting 50g of sugar, then youre getting 25g of fructose. And overloading your liver with fructose
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simmerup
1y ago
The type of bread a peasant was eating was far, far different to the bread we eat today.
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simmerup
1y ago
Whole grain cereal with sugar would be classed as 'processed' food as I understand it. Examples of processed food: > Canned or bottled vegetables and legumes in brine; salted or sugared nuts and seeds; salted, dried, cured, or
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simmerup
1y ago
Statins change some peoples personalities https://www.bbc.co.uk/future/article/20200108-the-medication...
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simmerup
1y ago
Why would you expect them to show you the research? They have no reason. to do so and probably believe you’ll find it distasteful if they did
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simmerup
1y ago
I appreciate this feature, it will be nice to have more reason to not buy that uber eats delivery when the hunger pang hits. Fake advertising will slot inbetween the delivery taking 20 extra minutes because there's someone before me, a
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1y ago
Must be easier to build them if you don't have to commit to building the actual product to be fair
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simmerup
1y ago
You mean YouTube (and social media in general)? If so, you can expand it to hating those younger than themselves, hating the opposite gender, and hating each other
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simmerup
1y ago
I've recently started watching shorts. I blink and an hour has passed! Ridiculous. Adding insult to injury, a significant portion of them seem to be AI generated
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simmerup
1y ago
So the purpose of a hospital is to kill people?
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simmerup
1y ago
Good luck getting an obese person to do that
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simmerup
1y ago
After so much Amrrica First stuff I think Europes due its own selfish streak
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simmerup
1y ago
Vapes are ridiculous, theyre marketed in the UK as being incredibly safe. But they mess with my body so much whenever I’ve used them I just don’t believe it.
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1y ago
The main advantage of helm in my experience is: 1. having the ability to create a release artefact helm chart for a version, and store that artefact easily in OCI repositories. 2. being able to uninstall and install a chart and not have to
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1y ago
Damn, gene therapy is so promising too
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simmerup
1y ago
Accounting isn't really the type of thing that can accept errors though is it? Like it needs to be 0% error rate
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simmerup
1y ago
This event kind of makes that seem justified, no?
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1y ago
You understand that the extension was a copy of a genuine extension? It was a mistake that he installed the duplicate fraudulent extension. For all we know he could have checked the intended extension code line by line, and then went on to
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