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randomcarbloke
1y ago
I didn't realise you weren't the guy from earlier, so fine. I am not shrieking, I'm cool a cucumber. In general I try to avoid this subject because of how divisive it is and because the loudest voice in the room is the one de
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
Politics has nothing to do with it, it's about data. I'm right of centre and think RFK is a fruitcake, I have no idea how the guy above is aligned politically but I do know he doesn't know wtf he's talking about.
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
no it is an identical plot on the graph, not an overstatement at all. The standard of living for the median worker has improved significantly in forty years let alone two hundred, lifestyle inflation is definitely rapid as you would expect
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
>The more someone’s diet falls on the ultra-processed end of the spectrum and the less they eat of unprocessed foods, the higher the rate of health problems. False, based publicly available data, even data pushed by the UPF cultists ther
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
as I said if you remove china from the data the trend is identical. But regarding China specifically it has been the gradual transition to a more market led economy.
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
>or at least not in the selfish sense Wasn't a requirement, self interest doesn't imply malice. >capitalism only allows selfish self-interest to flourish How's that then? >Capitalism is a form of authoritarianism in
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
I stopped using Perl in the early 00s but I've heard rumours, how bad was it?
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
because you like the drama? It is quite entertaining but so tiresome.
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
Drama driven development is the truly modern paradigm, and if you think it's limited to Python you're blind. It's not community, it's meddling, toil, and folly.
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
Bread can be rationed but cannot be hoarded.
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
there is room, bear in mind such a device need only provide minute advantage for it to be significant.
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
But the substance of the post appears to be word-salad and I've already had my five-a-day.
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
My god El Reg has fallen off, that was the worst article I have ever read.
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
Game looks really fun but I would love it if it required the player to configure an agent driver, then you could have global leaderboards etc.
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
it's funny watching cooks and amateur chefs come to the same conclusion that professionals reached over one hundred years ago, I assume nobody asked, but with steak for example you use resting in a controlled environment to ride the te
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
Being a pilot is an epistrocratic privilege and they should welcome the input of the less advantaged.
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
it is truly excruciating
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
DRS directly dictates track behaviour, and the rules around track position have effectively killed the idea that "If you no longer go for a gap which exists you are no longer a racing driver", because doing so would run counter to
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
it has a few dings on the frame and I'm not especially attached to the form factor more significantly I am addicted to it and need a viable alternative.
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
I'm still using a 13 mini, it's fractionally too large, I think the original SE is perfection. Regardless, battery life is horrendous now, and it's starting to lag and fail so when the new ultra watch is released I'm goi
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
hash collision
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
lots of rich people died during the war too, noblesse oblige saw to that.
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
async scales better than sync in this context as on larger teams you might need a queue.
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
isn't this a tyramine/noradrenaline thing, rather than a gut microbiome thing?
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
I think it's definitely geek-bait, I wore one for a few months and would say that unless you have diabetes/pre-diabetes it's a waste of time.
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
as someone who eats relatively healthily but has no problem consuming processed foods (but tends to avoid excessive sugar), when I wore a cgm out of curiosity it was very clear that such a device offered me nothing, as a non-diabetic, non-p
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
I have kids and this post is the first I'm even hearing about it, but you're right I'm not rushing to the cinema, remortgaging my house only to surround myself with feral kids, I'll wait until it hits Disney Primeflix.
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
Musk said it himself "that's $100mm every time but it's the taxpayer footing the bill and they should get value for money" (paraphrasing), I can't remember the show but it may have been his Rogan appearance. Sorry t
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
it doesn't help that the craft of writing is being forgotten, even if you don't read you can see the same issue in film and television.
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randomcarbloke
1y ago
If you spend your own money sure why not, I couldn't agree more, but it's the taxpayer's. This very same individual was until recently trying to highlight frivolous government spending, surprisingly coming up short, obviously
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