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HumanReadable
4y ago
That really doesn't seem like the core issue to me. Once child is born parents have tons of obligations towards them, and severe neglect can cause a prison sentence. I'm not American, so forgive me for barging in, but it seems to
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Fair enough, I agree. I actually didn't intend for my comment to be an argument in favour or against, and I am a bit surprised it is the most upvoted of the section. I agree that there's a pretty interesting discussion to fair-use
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4y ago
Sorry for the unproductive tone of this comment, but there's something about the attitude of this tweet that really grinds my gears. Any time someone invents something new and incredible, there's always a crowd of negative nancies
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4y ago
As someone who is pretty decent at go (6k OGS, for those who know what that means), I teach go in a pretty unorthodox way, which has so far produced much better results than the way I see other teach it. The way I teach both the rules and b
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4y ago
yup, I'm 24 and single which probably gives me a lot more free time than many on this forum. That said I think you can get very far with a 35 minute workout 2-3 days a week, if you do the right compound exercises and push yourself.
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4y ago
My god there are many people in this comment thread who trivialise weight loss, clearly having never done it themselves. I'm a healthy weight, do heavy workouts 5 days a week and am in very good shape. When I cut my body fat down to ~1
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Snakebites kill 100k people every year, here's what you should know
(forum.effectivealtruism.org)
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Stuff I hear in the European Parliament but rarely in Silicon Valley
(mkbaio.substack.com)
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4y ago
like for example, after writing this comment I just tried creating a new account again (using my facebook to login). Half the videos are in dutch for some reason (I'm from Denmark, I don't speak dutch nor have I ever lived there).
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4y ago
I tried on multiple occations to get hooked on tik-tok, but each time after spending an hour scrolling through the feed with absolutely nothing interesting appearing I gave up. Was I doing tik-tok wrong? I am a sociable 23 year old, so it&#
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4y ago
As important is to recognize that even if the price cannot be negotiated, oftentimes the service you receive can! If the waiter seats you somewhere you don't like, don't be afraid to ask for the nicer table! At the hotel, don'
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5y ago
It's pretty easy to spot mold in your pu'er whether it's shu or sheng. I wouldn't worry about it.
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5y ago
Go try dramatically changing your weight and see how it makes you feel. For the record I've never been obese, I'm in excellent shape and lift weights ~5 times a week. When bulking, eating enough calories to increase by weight by 2
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5y ago
wow I thought it was just me with the problem! I've been torn because I really want to play the game after almost a decade, but out of principle have not wanted to pay them twice.
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EU joins semiconductor race with €43bn plan
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Or maybe we just use the same words to convey different things over time. I often find myself saying "I feel like <some argument> might be the case" when it would have been just as accurate to say "I think <some argu
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5y ago
I'm 23, so I'm likely less wise than many commenters, so grain of salt! I used to worry a lot about this, but over the time I noticed that I should expect to have slumps and peaks! It would be pretty unnatural to expect my perform
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5y ago
Worked for IBM for three years, this is accurate. To solve some clients problem we would build an ML solution from scratch just like everyone else, and then try to shoehorn some Watson service into it so we could use the Watson Brand to dis
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Danish government makes its new economic model open source
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This is a very misleading title and should be changed. The EU Parliament has NOT banned these ads. Rather they have voted yes to the act. Unless the council votes yes as well, nothing is going to happen. The politico title is correct, pleas
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5y ago
I agree there are no shortcuts, but just like the scales will come much more easily to someone naturally gifted at music, so will algebraic operations to someone gifted at math. We can all improve our abilities, but those not gifted has a m
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I agree, but I still consider it a step up to what we had before. There's always been institutions whom people are told to trust. For a thousand years it was the church. I think for most people to trust credentialed scientists from gov
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I have a feeling the computing demand for every AI use case the Danish military could want to pursue, could be met by a few mainframes with fewer security risks. Given the work that goes into verifying the data center meets some assumably v
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5y ago
his argument is that if not even the commission, which presumably would adhere to the regulation they themselves have written do it correctly, it suggests that the rules for cookies are different from what you claim.
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5y ago
When a luxury house is built and a family moves there, they have to move from their old home which is presumably worse. So will the slightly less wealthy family that buy their old home, and so fourth. That said, preventing gentrification re
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5y ago
The comment asked for things wrong with the word blacklist. I replied with a reason. I'm not arguing for the removal of the word, I don't know why you think I am.
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5y ago
I didn't claim we should remove the world blacklist. The comment I was responding asked for things I find wrong with blacklist, I replied with one.
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oh come on, there's much more basis than that. For starters, the lab was specifically working on coronaviruses! I'm not saying it's definitely a lab-leak, but it strikes me as ridiculous to confidently claim it wasn't gi
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it's less clear to non-native English speakers what the hell a blacklist is than what a deny-list is. EDIT: the replies I received to this comment are pretty shocking to me. I'm not arguing for the removal of anything, I am only l
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5y ago
FPS issues is what eventually killed dwarf fortress for me. If you want to do anything interesting be prepared to watch the game slow to a crawl. That and construction of anything being a nightmare as your dwarfs will get stuck in every con
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