helsinki8

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by helsinki8 8mo ago
Your link references a single study of 18 research participants who were male, exercised exactly once or twice per week, and were between the ages of 18 and 40. It's an interesting result, but it hardly "refutes" the hundreds
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by helsinki8 8mo ago
School buses are not the same thing as regular buses. They have flashing lights and extendable stop signs to make temporary safe road crossings for children. You can pass a regular city bus or commercial bus
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by helsinki8 8mo ago
Something they, and everyone else, should have a natural right to do. It's insane to call this a "threat". It's like saying they made threats to breathe. Freely sharing things should be an inalienable universal right.
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by helsinki8 8mo ago
We need to abolish copyright laws entirely. This is just the ten millionth instance of them being abused by the 1% to harm the majority.
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by helsinki8 10mo ago
If you want to read how horrible and scary the status quo is, just look at any scientific projection of current trends in 10 or 50 years. > corporations and governments will just rely on this instead of also reducing CO2 emissions They a
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by helsinki8 11mo ago
I was curious so I did a quick check. I can buy a flat screen TV from Walmart for $74. A handyman to come to my house is a minimum of $150. So the parent comment is true, buying a TV is cheaper than hiring a handyman to fix the drywall.
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by helsinki8 1y ago
> There's a reason why "AI = Actually Indians" is a meme everywhere on the internet As a good reminder of the weird information bubbles the modern Internet has become, this is literally the first time I have ever seen thi
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by helsinki8 1y ago
Shouldn't a call to the bank (and law enforcement) have caused those obviously fraudulent transfers to be halted or reversed?
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by helsinki8 1y ago
Deportation numbers can be highly misleading because of changes in how border interactions were recorded. There have been changes at various times to count as a deportation turning someone back at the border, or to count it as a refusal of
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by helsinki8 1y ago
And other people said the Internet was a fad and a bubble and cell phones were just for people who wanted to look important and solar panels would never work. History is full of people making wrong predictions in both directions about new t
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by helsinki8 1y ago
Your example seems kinda funny. Most people would think working on AI models for computer vision problems is a perfectly reasonable outcome for a STEM PhD, even if it's not a direct continuation of the thesis research. Turning a physic
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by helsinki8 1y ago
This is all misinformation. The vaccine significantly reduced severity of infection, likelihood to become infected at all, and likelihood of transmitting there infection. The side effects impacting periods were incredibly rare, mild and ful
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by helsinki8 1y ago
And the children who are getting poisoned? And the slightly less than half of people who voted against the party in power?
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by helsinki8 1y ago
"Finds as fact" isn't the same thing as imagines/thinks/claims. Facts are still different than opinions, that statute doesn't give him unchecked power to declare any crazy idea as fact.