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by task_queue 11y ago
You can run a debootstrap and get a chroot environment from which you can customize Debian without the installer.
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by task_queue 11y ago
Comment submitted unintentionally, see above
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by task_queue 11y ago
15ug / 0.5ug = 30x higher than EPA levels not 100x 25 * 0.5ug = 12ug is the upper bound for lead in Soylent reported by this article 12ug / 15ug = 1 serving of Soylent is 80% of the actionable dose for lead in a liter of drinking
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by task_queue 11y ago
15 / 0.5 = 30x higher than EPA levels 12 * 0.5 = 6x Prop 65 lower bound for Soylent
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by task_queue 11y ago
Most people do not consider the consequences of technology nor how to route their behavior around them.
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by task_queue 11y ago
> For drinking, you won't be living there in the first place if you can't afford the water bill, so nobody's going to die of thirst. That's the problem. Millions of people are already living in places where water is s
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by task_queue 11y ago
No, I'm not trying to convince someone who has made up their mind. You're really backing yourself up into that corner, though. Most higher organizations/clubs/associations/families engage in philanthropy and charity
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by task_queue 11y ago
> According to whom? Most good and considerate people who aren't complete shitheads
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by task_queue 11y ago
You're essentially saying that people won't be able to survive and that's the reason Free Market Water is a bad idea. People will pay a premium to keep their lawns green and if you can't afford to hydrate or bathe, tough
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by task_queue 11y ago
> Since people willing to donate have no real vision of people who are in need, They usually do, it fits their vision of what a "worthy" recipient of benefits looks like. Relying on charity to provide social services would mean
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by task_queue 11y ago
If it can be done through charity, why hasn't it? People have shown time and again that it does take action through central authority to enact societal change because people will not "change [their] allocation of charitable donati
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by task_queue 11y ago
>Neat, but can I add few methods to my Entry touple? Yes, if you subclass it. > Can something else inherit from Entry? Yes, it can be subclassed. >Won't named touple have some of its own methods that my methods could have coll
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by task_queue 11y ago
An equivalent in Python is >>> Entry = namedtuple("Entry", "id description amount") >>> Entry(*line.split(',')) Entry(id='1', description='an entry', amount='99')
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by task_queue 11y ago
http://pyjs.org/Translator.html >Overall, the general rule is that whoever wants or needs something, they either work around the limitations of JavaScript and the pyjs implementation, or they contribute code to improve t
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by task_queue 11y ago
Is this really a thing?
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by task_queue 11y ago
There is a difference between stating a scientific finding and making a prejudice remark. Especially when the former isn't thinly veiled support for the latter. I guess I'm being oversensitive because I'm reading the OP as im
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by task_queue 11y ago
Credit card payment reversals keep merchants honest, they are disincentives to enact or continue unfair behavior against the consumer.
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by task_queue 11y ago
It isn't so weird if he delusionally accepted his hypothesis from the get go.
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by task_queue 11y ago
Homejoy provides a service. The OP cancelled that service. What service was rendered that required an additional payment to be fair to Homejoy?
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by task_queue 11y ago
Those egg and sperm cells are quite alive before they meet.
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by task_queue 11y ago
Much social, political and technological progress happens because something/people instigated those with power into believing they might be inconvenienced or harmed.
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by task_queue 11y ago
The Nazi narrative was all about reclaiming what was rightfully the German people's land and resources after they were depressed by the reparations from WWI. It was created to get people behind the party and it worked. We got involved
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by task_queue 11y ago
It's the wrong one if it doesn't convert tabs to spaces.
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by task_queue 11y ago
I'm having a hard time thinking of an example of any of these that weren't about land or resources.
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by task_queue 11y ago
The idea of an operating system integrating with services like that still bothers me even though it is done in Mac OS X and Ubuntu.
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by task_queue 11y ago
Unless its being sold as a reference compound for analysis, I highly doubt that. Reference chemicals are sold in sub gram amounts because they are not being consumed. They are also extremely pure and cost a lot because of that. There really
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by task_queue 11y ago
What? Yes they do. They look for the chemical itself or its metabolites. Getting a sample sent off to a lab usually means "give this to a facility that can perform a GC/MS or whatnot and has enough reference samples on hand to det
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by task_queue 11y ago
By products of the process, left over reagents, whatever was used to extract or separate the product in question. Think heavy metals, intermediates and a lot of mystery chemicals. It's not FDA approved and probably made in lab with the
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by task_queue 11y ago
Binder is not 2% of the mass of the pill.
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by task_queue 11y ago
Definitely. A modern octa-core Exynos shouldn't be chugging along to render a blog post. It's absurd.

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