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by yulker 3y ago
Larger cars are more deadly.
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by yulker 3y ago
Please drink a verification can.
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by yulker 3y ago
But why is it shocking? Isn't it antithetical to what a browser is to have "content" (ads) be given special privileges?
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by yulker 3y ago
It has a meaning in a business context apart from a slang term
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by yulker 3y ago
The valley is not exactly a hipster stronghold. Much too suburban for them.
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by yulker 3y ago
Absolutely, that contextualization can be so useful even if some deem it fluffy. Also no one is obligated to read every single word of a book, if you don't want the anecdotes and case studies, you can skip them! They are helpful for th
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by yulker 3y ago
Ask yourself the same
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by yulker 3y ago
Soapy water won't break down the molecularly bonded fat and iron on your cast iron. If you mistake leftover grease for seasoning, then sure, soapy water will get rid of it. The trick to not sticking on steel pan is just preheating it p
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by yulker 3y ago
This leaves the taste of chatgpt in one's mouth, whether you intended to or not.
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by yulker 4y ago
If a particular group has converging interests and is facing a similar set of incentives, they don't need to be in an explicit "conspiracy" to be aligned. The emergent behavior in a system can both advantage a particular grou
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by yulker 4y ago
He probably had an influence but I find it curious that he always gets brought up around these topics, as if he's the primary explanatory variable for Japanese manufacturing success.
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by yulker 4y ago
360 usually involves feedback from peers as well, hence 360.
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by yulker 4y ago
What other terminology might better describe those concepts? These seem to be technical terms that describe specific things. Unless using them in an unrelated context (e.g. describing your pantry as a key value store), these seem relevant.
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by yulker 5y ago
The implication isn't that you personally don't deserve them, but rather that any rights you think you deserve if you're not willing to stand up for them will likely be taken from you in time.
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by yulker 5y ago
Net neutrality is not about the speed your ISP can provide you. It's about ensuring ISPs don't privilege some traffic over others.
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by yulker 6y ago
And created the very context for that poverty to exist in the first place as an extension of post ag society.
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by yulker 6y ago
Completing this many quests will definitely cause you to level up.
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by yulker 6y ago
I had a very similar experience. 3+ cups per day minimum for over a decade, phased out over two weeks with no withdrawal at all. Didn't drink coffee for the better part of a year looking for a benefit. Also noted no improvement with my
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by yulker 9y ago
Where in the comment is that implied? Seems like he/she disapproves of the apples to oranges comparison of the stats presented and not making any further judgment on policy efficacy.
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by yulker 9y ago
Does it actually allow it? I thought the declaration is just hoisted to the top of the scope?
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by yulker 9y ago
Is this the clinical or technically precise definition of what thinking is? Or is it your own definition?
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by yulker 9y ago
This sort of determinism seems wrong. It implies that if you had a Monte Carlo simulation engine of the universe and ran it 1,000 times beginning at the 20th century through today, you would expect those iterations to look a lot like our wo
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by yulker 11y ago
This puts the punishment of suspension in context. It's to punish the parent, not the student (i.e. forbidding use of the daycare).
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by yulker 11y ago
Your life is a debt with a life long term. To the extent that you need to eat food, your debt is forever.