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by verall 5y ago
It is very difficult to imagine a vegan diet for cats that has enough plant-sourced protein while remaining palatable. Most commercial cat food is far too high in carbohydrates and is usually high in fat. This increases the palatability and
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by verall 5y ago
I've went through both H&R block and turbotax's flows this previous year, and although heavily inspired, it did not seem like a reskin. Certain info was organized differently, etc. After being completely ready to spend $40 or
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by verall 5y ago
Your core argument has, from my view, morphed from "inflation hurts the poor and downtrodden" to "inflation hurts those with a fixed income". My questions are: Why must widows or orphans or anyone have a fixed income? Wh
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by verall 5y ago
I'm sure in the 15th century, I'd be a lowly peasant, barely able to read and blissfully unaware of Earth's shape. I'm not royalty or something in this life.
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by verall 5y ago
I completely agree, systematically, inflation his poorer people more. This is not a prerequisite for inflationary money systems in theory, but it is the state of Earth's inflationary money systems. A deflationary currency does not mayb
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by verall 5y ago
Orphans are children and wards of the state. They are not laboring (I hope). The government could print fiat money and give it to them, and their wealth would still grow with inflation. With deflation, their 0 dollars do not increase, and i
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Its so bad. I don't know how this doesn't bug other people more. It's completely unfinished. Plenty of settings haven't moved from their XP or Windows 7 menus, as new "metro" 8/10 settings menus are create
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by verall 5y ago
Thanks, "Covid was NWO population control" is my new favorite crazy-person Covid theory. It now beats the #2, "Covid isn't real but it was created by the Chinese government". Wake up, Sheeple!
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by verall 5y ago
> widows, orphans, those living in poverty or on a fixed income have no way to save This has got to be the laziest rebuttal - think of the orphans! Those living in poverty, definitionally, have less money than the not-impoverished. A def
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by verall 5y ago
The point of a fiat is that it slowly loses value, so wealth holders can't get bigger and bigger just by holding the fiat, they are forced to invest to break even. Bitcoin is not "fixing" anything here, a currency that deflat
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by verall 5y ago
The clearest specifications I could find on their site is here: https://www.unitree.com/uploads/%E5%A4%A9%E7%8C%AB-%E8%8B%B1... In the marketing material they say that the processing power compares favorably to a TX2,
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by verall 5y ago
This is sort of what GPUs do, since a GPU driver is essentially a big JIT compiler. Branching is very expensive compared to CPUs. Remember that 95%+ of branches of predicted successfully, and CPUs work on more stable ISAs.
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by verall 5y ago
Refactor to switch?? All of those break statements are evil!!
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Plenty of doctors do explain all of this, but people hear what they want: did the doc affirm or contest my theory? Did they "do anything"? (recommend surgery, prescription, diet, etc)
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by verall 5y ago
They are "forced" to work at below minimum wage rates both for the government and individual firms in public-private partnerships. I use "forced" in quotation marks, because although prisoners are no longer forced chain-
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by verall 5y ago
> Managing director of Thiel Capital > posted a paper describing Geometric Unity online and went on Joe Rogan’s immensely popular podcast to discuss it What makes someone an old school progressive, in your opinion? I'm having tro
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by verall 5y ago
Yes, and a part of this context is that Lone Star invokes images of the old state of Texas. When they lean into this, if they are not careful, they lean into some really awful events. It's not the same as the same pun on a bottle of Sn
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by verall 5y ago
They absolutely do? ISPs frequently rate the top of most hated companies lists, and many Americans do not have access to more than 1 ISP offering (>=30mbit) high speed internet.
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by verall 5y ago
Hey, as a fellow Lone Star drinker, I really don't think it's possible to separate the noose from its history, particularly in our great state. Sure, it's just a pun, but for many people it conjures a very particular image. T
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by verall 5y ago
At the very least, it makes it hard to prosecute low level drug offenders, which is where the most abuse (originating from the government) is in the system.
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by verall 5y ago
Hey, you might want to chat with him if you know him, since it seems like he has a personal issue with "copycats". I don't think he was twirling a moustache, but it seems like the idea of being cloned is very personal to Amja
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by verall 5y ago
Socialism != totalitarianism yet you keep saying this. China is socialist under their own definition of socialism. Yet they have heard the siren song and have been steadily marching closer to a state-aided crony capitalist system that resem
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by verall 5y ago
Dude, did you watch the video? You can hear her say "I'm going to tell them that there is an african american man threatening my life." And then she called the police...
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by verall 5y ago
Yes, I do. Ballistics comparisons in particular been found to be nearly complete bunk, yet experts continue to use them in court.[0] Tire prints are also pretty bad.[1] We live in an age of unprecedented HD video surveillance. We don't
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I wouldn't want facial recognition software to identify them because I can't understand its failure cases. If it is allowed in court as evidence, prosecutors will talk up the recognition as "state-of-the-art" and juries
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by verall 5y ago
The commingled inventory problem is seriously a United States thing, from what I have heard. It is a frustrating situation here in the US where lots of spoilable goods are available on Amazon but if you purchase them, they are spoiled. Deod
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They take a cut for microtransactions that they process, but you are free to use your own service. They do require price parity. That link doesn't seem related at all.
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by verall 5y ago
My friends and I play Apex through Steam, which I downloaded for free. When you click to purchase "Apex coins", it takes you straight to EA's website. Apple wants to enforce a cut on every purchase of in-game currency. Steam
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by verall 5y ago
Because of the layer of indirection, and potential for missed out innovation. Yes, nonrepairable devices are worse for the environment, but we had early poorly-repairable ultrabooks that helped create a market space for later more-repairabl
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It's a hyperbole and its not the best advice for a noob to compare to. It's easy for people to remember special cases and then assume it is the norm.

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