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Unfortunately, there is no “bite sized” way that is acceptable to communicate to the public to eat less meat because it’s terrible for the environment, or, even more bluntly, any way to tell people it’s just consume less without a large par
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3y ago
UX decisions are not humanitarian crises. Full stop.
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Afaik it’s cuz they cost like $300k
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Your post under says margins of 6%? 17 cents over a 6% margin on a $30,000+ purchase would be like McDonalds charging for extra salt on their fries. I’d guess it’s an ease of design and manufacturing decision when you can eliminate so many
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3y ago
I found it on archive.org. Search creator:”Albert Hoffman”
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The panic isn’t unfounded. There is work being done every day that shows we our on our way to collapse. To think otherwise is equivalent to climate denial.
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3y ago
If there was a $50 option with the only perk being access to their articles (doesn’t even need to unlimited either) I would have easily subscribed.
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3y ago
I’m surprised (I shouldn’t be at this point) that this is the only comment here critiquing the energy usage of data centers. When I see this headline I don’t think about steaming from Netflix, I think about the troves of data Google, Mega,
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Maslow came up with the idea for a pyramid. The visualization for the pyramid was created by someone working in advertising, iirc.
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Nope
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I don’t watch network news either and had the same reaction as OP reading “two students shoot down” A better headline could be “Widely Believed Math Conjecture shot down by two students.”
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Where are you from? I’m jealous of your cycling community. > his face tattooed on his calf Best cycling tattoo I’ve ever heard of
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I’ll be looking forward to it :)
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Isn’t GDP heavily correlated with the average person’s earnings? My guess is that that post-financial crises the banks made it harder to give out loans which would decrease the amount of household debt over time as more households get decli
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I would love if this was able to text me cheers throughout the day.
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It still is. It just hasn’t kept up with the new technology of the bike industry and those vintage parts featured on Sheldon’s site are becoming harder and harder to find and when they are found are just as expensive, if not more expensive,
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Nothing is fair. Stop being selfish. The absurdly wealthy showcase sociopathic tendencies and will choose things in their self interest at the expense of the rest of us. Doing something because the opulent does will only create a tragedy of
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Add biking or taking public transit instead of driving and not flying in planes as well. Having fewer kids, eating less meat, using human powered or public transport instead of cars or planes are the biggest things individuals can do to low
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It’s related to law because shareholders are sueing Musk and it’s up to the courts to decide if it was granted legally or not.
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Pretty sure it needs pedals to be legally classified as a bike, otherwise it is an electric scooter and a whole separate list of laws apply, but this could vary by state and country.
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This leaves out the ability to get to 85, 90, 175, and 180 lbs. Another set of 10s hits these missing numbers quite easily tho and allows for 330 lbs in total which should be plenty for most recreational lifters.
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Ya, I’m aware of all that. It’s an interesting theorem, nonetheless. I also have no credence for this forum to not be hypercritical of art history literature, but here I am talking about it.
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I read in an art history book that cave paintings were used as a form of magic/manifestation and the farther down into the cave the more powerful it became.
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>knocking over this rock 5 years of time to only few thousand dollars in fines? Infuriating
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The climate denialism on this site is ridiculous, considering the average education and pay rates of the users on this site.
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>shut their doors Yes, that’s usually what happens if they don’t have family to take over the business or employees to sell the business too. >business owners just wouldn’t start businesses. Maybe in the VC world but those aren’t smal
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Who is idlewords?
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GP never said adtech selling data, but they are complicit in the widespread sale of our data to governments. Is adtech not responsible for making the tools that only exist to sell us ads and soak up our data?
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3y ago
Bread has been a staple in most diets for millennia
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AFAIK it hasn’t been accurate enough until recently. I’ve heard OpenAI’s whisper is great text to speech and I think I read today iOS 17 is updating their speech-to-text as well. Also, I’m not an office worker but I would imagine working wi
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