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by xbar 4y ago
Worthy question for debate, but I feel "no."
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by xbar 4y ago
I don't agree, but I would like to try to give you the benefit of some doubt--what is it about vpn that you think adds to the overall defennce when zero trust networking is fully implemented?
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by xbar 4y ago
TLDR: breastfeeding has a lot of benefits but IQ is not consistently correlated in the literature. I find IQ topics go as you suggest, generally. Parenting topics around IQ are a slightly different beast: middle-class American parents (at l
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by xbar 4y ago
Or it's absolutely deterministic in this case. I don't think we have enough data.
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by xbar 4y ago
I won't argue with you. But I will change the emphasis. If you can breastfeed your baby, do it. Give it a real go. But if it is leading to a true loss of sanity, let it go. I've raised 3 and breastfeeding was a part of each baby&#
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by xbar 4y ago
I prefer the dub, too. That's unusual for me. I find the original audio enjoyable as an alternative way to explore the episodes, but I got a great deal of enjoyment from the casting and the acting.
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by xbar 4y ago
I'm curious: did you roll the opening theme and closing credits fully for each episode?
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by xbar 4y ago
He is why I never worked at EA.
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by xbar 4y ago
My memory is that the average 90's Silicon Valley engineer was arrogant. It was not at all astonishing.
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by xbar 4y ago
This is repeatedly reported news, not one journalist. According to Japanese police, the shooter claimed Abe's religious group association was the motive. At least two other papers have linked that group to the Family Federation (forme
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by xbar 4y ago
They don't own the Canadian Globe and Mail which repeats some of the comments about the media in Japan and highlights some questions about the Abe/(Moonie aka Unification Church aka Family Federation) relationship. https:/&#
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by xbar 4y ago
I hope no one misses the implied /s regarding CSM. The Christian Science Monitor is a model of great reporting in a time when few models exist. I am saddened when someone downplays a CSM report as biased because the listener assumes so
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by xbar 4y ago
Echo'd. Respect and many thanks, dang. Paul really should fund an AI startup focused on chatboard moderation based solely on learnings-from-dang.
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by xbar 4y ago
Do you manage your own remote compute/dev or is it employer-provided?
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by xbar 4y ago
I am going to play this game for the next week. Thanks!
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by xbar 4y ago
Seems like a market problem.
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by xbar 4y ago
Precisely. Consider this recommended reading: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_Bullshit
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by xbar 4y ago
Right. I feel like it's a better article without any reference to microservices.
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by xbar 4y ago
Here is an example of data abuse. You are comparing 2 different products' prices. The M2 Air is up £49 compared to its US counterpart. A ~5% increase. And its up €200 compared to its US counterpart. An ~18% increase. Exchange rates exp
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by xbar 4y ago
Compared to the M1 Macbook Air, the M2 Macbook Air has: a £50 premium in the UK vs US. A €200 Euro premium in Ireland (for example) vs US. So, you are right. Apple raised prices. I suspect exchange rates. It is easier to account for unfavor
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by xbar 4y ago
I don't blame you. That "pinnacle" of hardware design is an Apple poop-bomb. I have one with 32GB that was provided by my employer. It is bad. I hate using it. The keyboard on it is bad, the performance is bad, and the glitch
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by xbar 4y ago
The difference: everyone on Usenet was right.
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by xbar 4y ago
I had exactly the same experience with my 2013 Macbook Air. It is still perfectly fine, but I wanted something that was actually faster for couch surfing. Which took until now.
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by xbar 4y ago
No samples have made it to reviewers hands, so no. But perhaps it will mimic the M2 Macbook Pro 13", whose SSD performance scaled with size (meh at 256GB, blazing when bigger).
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by xbar 4y ago
I think the boot up audio of the key presses and the drive's stepper hit me harder than the lemmings. But I am impressed with the translation.
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by xbar 4y ago
I think your question was rhetorical in casting journalism that focuses on American goodwill as "human interest" was designed to engender an angry response; that it was a trollish question where you already had an answer that was
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by xbar 4y ago
I think you are smart.
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by xbar 4y ago
Not everyone can be right. Without the media to tell people that they are right, how else will they know? The reinforcement and advertising loops are real and effective at creating and expanding the divide. Perhaps you don't recall a t
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by xbar 4y ago
>The story is a commentary on how wonderful the people living in small towns are. I don't think so, but I see how you got there. I think it is a story about empathy for others in a crisis, and the author argues that this is universa
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by xbar 4y ago
Is this a question you are asking in good faith, because I think it is clear that he is not making that claim?

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