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by brodouevencode 2y ago
Yes, but (especially) Greece and Italy aren't known for their stability in recent years.
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
> The top destinations for supplemental passports among Americans are Portugal, Malta, Greece and Italy Something tells me instability is not the real issue.
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
The EU did a pretty good job of tanking itself
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
If only that were true in practice.
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
It's not just lab-grown meat. Factory farming, GMOs, etc. are treated as skeptically.
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
Partially but not wholly.
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
Yes, and I would lump public (and even some private) companies into the pile. When all this went down it was certainly groundbreaking (at least to me) because in my previous 40 years on this earth I had never seen anything like it. There&#x
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
How interesting is it that the institutions that lead the world flip-flop so easily on public perception and not on values and principals.
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
Unfortunately I saw a very small slice of that pie.
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
I would not attend anything like this. But you do you.
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
I've been in this position. Even though they don't own it they may try to exert control (install Windows or you'll be fired, which is what effectively happened to me). Make them supply you with the equipment. Do not use your
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
Now overlay with sentiment analysis on the banned/removed comments
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
I'm very skeptical of all of it. Here's the rule that I use - if more than a couple of known partisanly-opposite sources (CNN vs. Fox News, for example) report the same thing, then it's probably true. Otherwise I only believe
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
Yes, but as you say they're faster and about the same cost. > Make train travel cheaper, reliable, comfortable, and to places that people actually want to go, and people will take them. Of course some of these problems are much hard
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
Fixed costs until it needs to be maintained.
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
Hot take: trains do not appeal to the American culture in the same way it does to other cultures.
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
> Nietzsche famously declared “God is dead” in the 1880s This over-simplification and misapplication of this quote has reached catastrophic levels.
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
https://archive.is/qwkd2
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
Breaking: journalists discover IP addresses
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
That's kind of what I was thinking - and directly contradicts other claims in these comments that want to attribute it only to the weight loss. Personally I've cycled through keto a few times. I will say that while it did not line
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
"Now, 86 years after Roosevelt’s report, the South has returned to historically high levels of economic inequality, lagging behind the rest of the US by every measurable standard. The plight of the South is a direct result of its long
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
Do you think that the perceived stability is a result of the diet or a result of losing weight (assuming that you have)?
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
Haha that's fair. Maybe I should have phrased that as "we're just now taking Hippocrates seriously".
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
High carbohydrate diets do not do a good job of suppressing ghrelin levels in the bloodstream - meaning you stay hungry for longer. High protein diets (not necessarily high fat) do a much better job of appetite suppression. This has been kn
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
I think we're just starting to understand the link between diet and mental state. I don't know if keto is the best answer (I have opinions on keto having cycled through the diet many, many times) but it is reassuring that this unc
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
Alzheimer's is colloquially known as Type 3 Diabetes in some circles. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2769828/ Edit: I'll accept that "colloquially" might not be the exact pro
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
Without an underlying morality driving it the efforts would be in vain.
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
Don't attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity. Seriously though k8s is Google-tier engineering, and probably works well for them. It works well for many organizations that have those levels of resources.
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
Yes, this is true. There's no such thing as 100% redundancy or uptime in the real world without significant cost. The likelihood of that happening goes down exponentially with each successive layer of redundancy or fallback in my exper
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by brodouevencode 2y ago
There are good use cases for it. If you have a cluster (or clusters) with many, many nodes running your application you need to be able to communicate changes/configurations to those nodes/applications. Zookeeper is really good at

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