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by skyyler 2y ago
>- Separation of church/state with mandated removal of religious symbols from students and government places vs freedom of religion with removal of LGBT symbols from students and government places >It's the same behavior on
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That's what I'm doing right now because it's easy. I need to look for more challenging work soon.
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Because people don't vandalise the vending machines as often in Japan.
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A number of very popular things are illegal. Cannabis is illegal in most of the world, and it's still used in most of the world.
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I assumed it would be much larger, but it's a fraction of a percent larger: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_employers That's actually kind of shocking to me given the difference in population be
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Is this an AI summary of an AI article about AI? I love it.
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Why call out Chinese pigs specifically? American meat farms also overuse antibiotics... Do Chinese farms do it more / worse?
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Link to your bug report?
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Thank you for having morals. I find it's really interesting how many comments opinions like this get on reddit and HN. It almost feels like there are orgs similar to marketing firms that get paid to promote zionism on the internet...
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Carob based chocolate alternatives, like discussed in the article, are already on the market (have been since the 70s!) and they don't taste very good, so they're generally relegated to diet food from health food stores. Carob bas
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The Uncle Roger character is so fascinating to me. I can't shake the feeling that the popularity is largely from playing out stereotypes for a mass audience. It feels ideologically similar to a minstrel show in ways that I don't h
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There's already plans for more restoration work done - are you Sicilian? Can you share with us knowledge of things in Sicily going to shit?
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>You're free to purchase a health plan from one of them. I do, thank you :) I love the way Kaiser Permanente operates and I think a larger, nationwide Kaiser Permanente would be really ideal. Something like the Bank of North Dakota
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Heimie's Haberdashery in Saint Paul still offers this sort of personal styling, and they offer tailoring as well. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the Twin Cities.
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“Orphan crushing machine” is a colloquial term used by the modern working class to describe situations where media spin attempts to make a “heartwarming” story out of someone correcting sociopolitical injustice. A recent example is a dying
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They are supported out of the box by generic drivers! But most Logitech devices have settings that can be changed. This allows you to change them. Using this software, I disabled tap to click on my K400 Plus’s trackpad. Super useful.
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Trent Reznor famously destroyed dozens, if not hundreds of them while on tour. They were so commonplace people were donating theirs to NIN so he could smash them during the show. It was a whole thing. I don’t think it really moved the needl
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>other clueless readers that are learning Indeed! I don't pay attention to this space often and this chain of comments has been enlightening. Thank you for being vocally clueless while we remained mostly-silently-clueless, JKCalhoun
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Yes! That blend of information and humour is the only podcast format worth my time, to be honest. There's another podcast with Michael Hobbes called Maintenance Phase that I also enjoy when I have time to listen to it. Fen-phen in part
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On the surface it seems very similar to a book he previously worked on, The Coddling of the American Mind, which is also full of poorly researched pop science that confirms biases people already had. Kind of an "airport book"
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Is Nature "scientific" enough? https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-00902-2
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I don’t think this is the right website for that sort of rhetoric. Do you have any sincere beliefs that you’d like to earnestly discuss with other people with curiosity?
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If they're not getting cutting edge chips from TSMC, why does that matter to them?
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Eggs in hot oil in a clean, smooth preheated pan should not stick... Consider trying carbon steel. It's lighter than cast iron and just as non-stick once it's well seasoned. It's ubiquitous in restaurant and hotel kitchens.
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>My gripe with "living wage" is the term (to me) is too subjective. Yes, what is considered "livable" varies wildly from person to person.
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>Currently, min wage in Redmond (King County) is $20.29/hr. I'd love to know if that is a livable wage in King County.
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It does suck. But in this culture that Steve exists within, those positions are paid mostly by tips. He certainly could afford to help out the people that prepared his iced tea ritual for him in a timely manner, but he did not.
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> Women want to deal with things like grappling with the shame of dating a man who paints his nails and the social repercussions of that, they don't also have the bandwidth to deal with, say, depression. When you say “women” here, d
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>So you think that the research is wrong? I think a poorly designed study can confirm pre-existing biases instead of actually test for anything. Stating that "research suggests" something doesn't actually mean much to me a
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>“In the U.S. the current landscape of marijuana legalization in adults adds a complex layer to the issues of adolescent marijuana use. As more states continue to legalize recreational marijuana, the accessibility and perceived normalcy

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