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by trallnag 1y ago
I'd say that as long as we allow abortions for personal reasons weeks into a pregnancy and sometimes describe even fetuses as bundles of cells, it's fine to kill blastocystes consisting out of a few hundred cells as they are evalu
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by trallnag 1y ago
Lula wants to prevent another Bolsonaro.
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by trallnag 1y ago
Wow, that explains a lot :(
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by trallnag 1y ago
Sam Hyde is running Palantir? Did not know that, wow!
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by trallnag 1y ago
"If one of your parents has Huntington's disease, there's a 50% chance that you will inherit the altered gene and will eventually develop Huntington's too." Have they never heard of genetic diagnostics? For example
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by trallnag 1y ago
What type of contract is most common with software freelancers in Finnland? In Germany we usually differentiate between getting booked by the hour or goal based contracts. I think in the last decade(s) the trend has drifted towards the form
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by trallnag 1y ago
A lot of people fell again for Trump
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by trallnag 1y ago
> low birth rates [...] from economic pressures and lack of personal decisions in Healthcare for women This is an outlandish and ridiculous hypothesis with zero substance to it. All research points to it being the other way around. They
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by trallnag 1y ago
Have you ever smelled a room permeated by Indian food?
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by trallnag 1y ago
And then another person (of North European ancestry looks) like a brown leatherbag at 50. Anecdotal evidence is sadly not worth a lot.
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by trallnag 1y ago
While we may be one species, there are very obvious differences between some ethnic groups and ancestral clusters.
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by trallnag 1y ago
Sorry, but what is the "over 18 years old" experience on ChatGPT supposed to be? I just tried out a few explicit prompts and all of them get basically blocked. I've been using it for quite some time now and have paid for it i
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by trallnag 1y ago
My bad, sorry. I also see it
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by trallnag 1y ago
I think it highly depends on your city, county, and country. Aren't landfills still super common in the US? The city I live in Germany indeed incinerates most trash including plastic.
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by trallnag 1y ago
How is that the fault of plastic wrappings and not the fault of people throwing trash onto the side of the road?
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by trallnag 1y ago
Not sure if this statement is correct. One consequence of India's population growth is that millions of Indians are emigrating. So the rest of the world helps solving the population problem. If one even wants to call it a problem.
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by trallnag 1y ago
Lately I've switched to the terms "check" and "fix" because more and more formatters (at least in my bubble of Python and Go) are incorporating fixes. So not just rearranging code and maybe adding a comma here and t
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by trallnag 1y ago
We need a lisp that is written in JSON. That should fix it
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by trallnag 1y ago
Everyone should do it? Without any research or consulting a doctor? This is really bad advice.
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by trallnag 1y ago
Next, they will add some kind of verified signature that must be signed by a trusted third-party provider to the PWA spec and only allow the installation of such on Android
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by trallnag 1y ago
"Gott strafe England!" (translates to "May God punish England!") Whenever the British Empire is mentioned, I involuntary have to think of this German slogan from WW1. The only military memorabilia I own carries this slog
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by trallnag 1y ago
What is Oracle doing right? They even got some government contracts in the US with their cloud platform.
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by trallnag 1y ago
So talking about eugenics in a positive way equals racist commentary? I have a genetic mutation (de novo) that leads to a disability and that I don't want to pass on. Natural approach: Die, due to the lack of therapeutic modalities. No
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by trallnag 1y ago
How will you login to the banking app in the browser without a locked down phone? In Germany, MFA is enforced and with many banks the only allowed second factor is an app on a phone.
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by trallnag 1y ago
Be better? Be less condescending.
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by trallnag 1y ago
Another great reason to chew on my nail clippings!
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by trallnag 1y ago
I remember back in elementary school the YW in my class brought a huge kitchen knife with him in his backpack. He showed it to me. Later that day, he slightly cut himself with it in the toilet over a broken heart or something like that. Nex
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by trallnag 1y ago
Cheap VPNs are only a temporary solution. I doubt that the EU and the UK will abstain from following China's and Russia's example in slowly locking down means of anonymization / obfuscation.
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by trallnag 1y ago
Maybe accelerating is an option
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by trallnag 1y ago
For me, the "openid" scope gives me access to the UserInfo endpoint (which is provided by the Microsoft Graph API). So probably this is something where the implementation in Azure differs from the general protocol spec?

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