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by techbio 5y ago
As someone who drove many miles during the early period of lockdowns in 2020, but only to get out of the house, never once in contact with anyone, I crumbled inside every time I heard the news report metrics from mobile devices of miles dri
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by techbio 5y ago
It just doesn't work. Try reading the help forums again.
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by techbio 5y ago
Sibling poster is unnecessarily certain. Craving and satiety is not going to be well covered by macronutrient RDAs. There are interactions in the small intestine related to digesting plant fiber that produce serotonin, for example. I could
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by techbio 5y ago
Binary is too limiting; we need real number based transistors.
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by techbio 5y ago
Try prefixing your tech term with "awesome-{x}" https://github.com/dnsplus/awesome-dns https://github.com/SoylentBob/awesome-dns
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by techbio 5y ago
I also tend to mistrust social sciences studies, and I'd agree that they could be any of those things. Or, the person could be an otherwise perfectly well-kempt child of alcoholics, the victim of assault, or anything else divergent fr
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by techbio 5y ago
Just like ESPN highlight reels raise the visibility of athletes. Bread and circus alive and well.
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by techbio 5y ago
I really don't think other people's existence creates your emotional response. As an adult, you do. Discrimination against people for unalterable characteristics can affect theirs in pretty obviously damaging ways.
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by techbio 5y ago
Worth the stretch, especially since it is paywalled, but the "Why?" adds dimension. Is it ok? No. Check. Does it happen anyway? Apparently yes. I think it raises interesting questions about human nature and society.
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by techbio 5y ago
Describing the three scenarios in parallel is a rhetorical technique to raise the question of why some are protected by law and custom, and some are not, in roughly similar outcomes. The article links to several studies purporting to show t
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by techbio 5y ago
Article is not about "being mean". It's about professional and other discrimination against an unprotected class of underprivileged people.
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by techbio 5y ago
There are many other jurisdictions the story could be relevant to but isn't. "Police" is not (yet) a global institution. Also: Editorializing? It's literally in the first sentence of the article.
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> "Police [in Japan] Arrest Three..."
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Correct, though that's a very long-term experiment with a low sample size. I was going to suggest the bar scene.
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by techbio 5y ago
There are good uses, but with the exception of doi (and apparently gov.uk's own), official documents are not one of them.
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by techbio 5y ago
I think the environment is the confounding factor rather than programmer working life-span. An OS is just so much simpler than dynamically constrained energetic replicators in an always and everywhere collapsing wave function.
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by techbio 5y ago
I love this. It's a little black and white, but the comparison is as between video game worlds and the real world. Only enough to fool the willing eye. I use a variation of this form as 'persons whos science and religions conflict
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by techbio 5y ago
Path of foo, scope of bar, baz of baz. Context, it will work for you!
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by techbio 5y ago
Any examples? I like the transparency and self-filtering. What is/isn't this approach suitable for? Anonymous is a very common pen-name.
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by techbio 5y ago
It is often easier to reach for my calculator, calculator app, or the address bar, to do arithmetic, than: echo "2 + 2" | bc -l
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by techbio 5y ago
I actually like this idea, but discovered early on that functionality did not exist, I wondered why but assumed it was for a good reason and forgot about it. An alternative I often see is an "author here" or "OP, I posted thi
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by techbio 5y ago
A definition, or a product photo, even a link to rare backstock bar ends on eBay wouldn't hurt anyone. What would hurt me most would be if, to make it approachable, the first two paragraphs were a short description of breakfast and the
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by techbio 5y ago
Not likely to find empirical evidence of search results quality, but I think there might be for an overall lowering of content quality. It is so much cheaper to mass produce unimpressive content than ever before.
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by techbio 5y ago
I suspect the more hands-on tools by which law and order is enforced such as asset seizure, 24/7 monitoring, discreditation, and prison time could be the motivation for otherwise tax averse entities to transparently contribute their ex
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by techbio 5y ago
So, perhaps we see fewer than expected deaths in the next 2-3 years?
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HODL
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by techbio 5y ago
Be brave. What's your actual problem with the above? Have I tacitly condoned a false equivalency? You're appalled at rude words, but cheering for physical violence? Is it the unscientific supplement recommendation? Gender war stor
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by techbio 5y ago
OK, ok, I read the article, it was actually fun and witty and couched in a happy-hour tone with "adult beverages" mentioned both in the introduction and conclusion. She seems smart and righteous and tougher than she probably looks
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by techbio 5y ago
Just FYI, something like 15% of Hondurans live in the US [1], and even higher for Salvadorans, and not unrelated, the murder rate down there is extremely dramatic. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honduran_diaspora
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by techbio 5y ago
I don't think GP concludes that her performance is due to her gender, but that the retaliatory threat he perceived was distinctly so. Are you sure your conclusions aren't because of his gender?

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