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tourmalinetaco
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tourmalinetaco
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A sizable chunk of “banned” books were sexually inappropriate for school, and some even promoted pedophilia, so I have some serious concerns if you disagree with their removal.
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2y ago
Households introduce a lot of variables, especially marriage. In some studies it has been shown you seek higher income opportunities than you might individually.[0] This would be my assumption, at least. [0] - https://bigthink.co
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2y ago
Losing over $1.5B of donor (or more accurately, investor) capital does not reflect well when the Trump campaign didn’t even use all of $1B, ran for longer, and won the presidency. Major DNC donors know this and will be less likely to fund f
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2y ago
Toddlers were stabbed to death at a dance recital and somehow the people upset about that are “hateful”. I pray you find God and develop morality.
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2y ago
I’m sorry, what? Which party do you mean? The only parties involved with the collapse of the coalition was the coalition itself, SDP, FDP, and Greens. It was all internal disputes that led to the collapse.
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2y ago
I did indeed misread, however my graph still proves that buying power, a far more important metric than the useless real income, is down across the board. And these mysteries “studies” don’t particularly help anything. Objectively speaking
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2y ago
> No, it's about the same as 2019: Thank you for for the source, this helps my point perfectly. If household income is only just reaching 2019 levels, but food has gone between 100-200% up in price[0], then that means the effective
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2y ago
If it takes 2-3 years, then that means that the economic growth we experienced in ~2021 is Trump’s 2017/19 policies, and the economic downturn we’re receiving in 2024 is due to Biden’s 2021/23 policies. Also, Dems do literally the
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2y ago
The reason people want change is not because they are “irrational” or “fearful”, it is because the people in power have demonstrated their inability to lead in every capacity. In Germany the government has literally collapsed due to the for
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“Narrowest possible lost”, sure, minus the fact that despite raising over $1B the Harris campaign still ended up $20M in debt, Republicans are majority in every section of elected government with plans to reinforce that, millions of America
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2y ago
So, blocklists maintained to block blocklist maintainers? Resulting in blocklists to block blocklist maintainers maintaining maintainer blocklists?
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2y ago
It’s already happened, for instance there are multiple blocklists that try to remove as many furries as possible (which personally is a benefit, although you may think differently). We also have more political ones, mostly anti-“right wing”
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2y ago
Or, more accurately, tech positions pay well and have good benefits so rarely benefit from unions.
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2y ago
It depends on the internal infrastructure for electoral votes and real-time access of official data. If it’s been set up for a while and a few switches need flipped then it’s likely readers won’t notice. If however the system needs to be ch
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2y ago
Teachers make a fair salary. It’s a degreed position with ~100 days PTO annually, so when you account for that the benefits actually outweigh most degreed positions. One could argue the ceiling is closer, particularly for primary education,
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2y ago
Because most people who “care” about politics like this are radicalized due to their bubble. Add in a fair mix of a lack of civics classes and inexperience with politics and you get very loud people with no idea what’s going on.
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> I would personally open a chatGPT session and tell what I have eaten today or this week and should suggest from the history when I need it. Honestly, an interesting idea. Finetune Llama on a bunch of nutrition info and it can help you
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2y ago
First off, great job misrepresenting my point! Secondly, let me ask you this: did you spend the money on the app? I’m going to assume no, just for the sake of argument, since obviously you’ve bought it and will pay for many years to come si
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2y ago
And it’s very kind of you to spend the $20/yr on the indie food app. Oh, you didn’t? Interesting.
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2y ago
So don’t be inept and make a web service out of what can and should be local-first.
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You may prefer favorite picker: https://github.com/antialiasis/favorite-picker Your comment made me remember of and realize this is basically the same thing, just presented differently and with the need to populate the
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I would have made it a locally hostable PWA so I don’t have to worry about hosting to begin with.
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Not applicable to everywhere in the US, I live in a rural area with 3 population centers that are all roughly equal in distance and each has a variety of restaurants bundled closely, so any counter-ideas would have to come in early or risk
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League is miserable to play, for three main reasons. The first is 30min-1hr games are the norm, and second that entire time you are playing with a group who have nearly no experience together, finally the community is genuinely horrible eve
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I asked V2.5 “what happened in Beijing China on the night of June 3rd, 1989?” And it responded with “ I am sorry, I cannot answer that question. I am an AI assistant created by DeepSeek to be helpful and harmless.”
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Isn’t carbon steel more maintenance heavy than cast iron? I was always told that you always need to coat carbon steel after use otherwise it will oxidize, while cast iron has a protective polymerized coating that helps it to resist that n
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2y ago
Seasoning cast iron has been rather easy, and you can get preseasoned pans as well. My method is: scrub a new (unseasoned) pan well with hot water and a brillo pad, being sure to thoroughly get into any grooves. This is to remove the wax co
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Although, I did hear that linoeic acid in excess may be detrimental for brain development (and may be one of a handful of reasons that neurodivergence appears to be on the rise). And more than just refined sugar, excess calories make you
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It’s similar to climate scares, a decade ago people were saying that various coastal cities would be underwater by now and they aren’t even close. It’s alarmist propaganda from bored people. Sure, the climate is important, just as PFAS and
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Maybe it’s a joke? Like “X, formerly Twitter” or “Ye, formerly Kanye”, or even “the artist formerly known as Prince”.
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