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Ah, thank you! That was a very rookie mistake from my part then.
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I have been willing to try Julia for a long time now. Yesterday I finally put time aside to port some stuff I have been doing in Python to Julia. 1st: install Julia - used a snap on Ubuntu, fine 2nd: get jupyter to work with Julia: a bit co
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7y ago
The all mankind benefits from increasing our knowledge about the universe.
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7y ago
You know what costs even less, has zero side effects and protects you for a range of STDs instead of just for HIV? Condoms. People on this thread are going around in circles arguing that: 1 - they are entitled to my taxes/insurance pay
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That's a clear overstatement for which I can't find any evidence. Contracting HIV with unprotected sex is difficult (1/1000 for vaginal sex and insertive anal sex, 1/71 for receiving anal sex - all numbers for unprotecte
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You are totally wrong in both your assumptions about what I said: 1st) PrEP solely protects against HIV. It doesn't protect against any other kind of STDs whatsoever. What is your solution here really? 2nd) Has it was clearly stated, I
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You do realize that in the beginning I didn't even realize that the guy I was answering to is gay, right? That info doesn't show up anywhere in his comment. Also, you do realize that absolutely all that I said, applies exactly the
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> I am showing personal responsibility by both myself and my husband using Prep and getting tested regularly. Can't understand why you need PrEP unless you or your husband have unprotected sex outside marriage. That's the per
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> How about we just don't fucking shame people for not wanting to use a condom as long as both (or all) parties agree. Especially when there is a drug like prep. That depends if it's those people bearing the full cost of buying
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PrEP has negative side effects (besides being quite expensive for the state), condoms on the other side, don't have side effects, and are cheap. It's a matter of having some sense of personal responsibility really.
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Why not? The OP was defending that berating someone for their political beliefs was just fine. Why are we expected to put the line at religion when "berating" someone's beliefs? The article in the human rights declaration def
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Shall we apply that same principle to, for instance, religion? Would you defend a professor berating in front of the class someone exposing the views of their minoritary religion?
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No it's not interesting. You are not "entitled" to travel for holidays, even in a society with a good social security net that ensures the basic needs of its citizens are met.
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When I was growing up, until I was about 16, my parents never, ever went on vacations (their only vacation in their life had been going on honeymoon, 1 week to a city 300Km away... and staying in a room in their relative's house). Now,
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I don't get it. Why not just keep a smaller part of the fleet with radar absorbent skin in top notch condition (and barely use it outside mission, thus keeping it in a good condition) and keep the other part of the fleet entirely witho
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In keep seeing this devious mixing of 2 different concepts in order to support one's political ideology. The 2 different cases the autor of the article tries to mix here are: 1 - People born poor normally have much more difficulty in r
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Is there any external entity verifying the CO2 emissions quantities from China (and other countries) or are we expected to just take their word for it?
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Is there any of these live music programming languages that uses python? Can't get my head around lisp/clojure.
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I don't get it, how do you warm the water? I know you can have an electric heater that keeps a certain amount of water hot all the time. But isn't that vastly more wasteful than just quickly warming the water you are using by burn
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My parents were born very poor (they were both taken out of school and put to work at 11 years old - yeah let this sink in for a minute). They did work all their lives until they retired though, specially my mom that having no job formation
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> Sure, because they have 0.09% of the world's population. Why does it matter their percentage of the world population? Are you defending that we should reward nations where people don't care about birth control and explode the
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What I think it would help me (personally) was a way to block certain web addresses (for all apps) at certain time periods (with no easy way of disabling it). There are a couple of apps that supposedly do that, but they all fail more or les
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Same-sex marriage is about LGB. I really don't understand (or actually I do, I just think it's devious) why we keep mixing sexual preferences in partners (i.e. Lesbian Gay Bisexual), and sexual identity (Transsexual, Queer). These
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Scientific American is getting very non scientific. A couple of days ago we got the: "Fat Is Not the Problem—Fat Stigma Is", now this article. What follows, "Aliens may have built the Pyramids after all"?
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If that was actually the case, you would expect the number to decrease slower (my guess being that online dating would still be increasing at the expense of all others). After all, being creepy or being rejected were already off the marriag
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Analog can still be automated. The right word here is indeed manual since it needs human intervention.
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Related and a big reason for the existence of this new cable: https://www.skatelescope.org/ The Square Kilometre Array, on its initial phase, will have close to 200 dish radio telescopes and 130000 radio antennas working to
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Been to Texas in summer last year (it was very hot outside) and I found it ridiculous how low the temperature inside was: most Europeans on the conference were complaining, we had to wear light jackets inside. Then, I went to India (also in
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The only place were they make it clear this is a Julia package is in the installation instructions: "The, install the Gen package with the Julia package manager. From the Julia REPL, type ] to enter the Pkg REPL mode and then run: pkg&
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Well, when are they going to remove the ad placeholders on pages? It's great we don't have to see ads, but they still take valuable screen space this way. With uBlock origin, I don't have to see te placeholders.
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