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whatscooking
2y ago
Public library, mall, gym
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whatscooking
2y ago
Django and Postgres
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whatscooking
2y ago
They love their industry-funded “science” too much to take a step back and think critically and objectively.
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2y ago
Most conspiracy theories have an element of truth to them
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2y ago
Yea let’s let fraudsters run amuck, he damaged the lives of millions of people, fuck him
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whatscooking
3y ago
The ham is fake
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whatscooking
3y ago
I can assure you that you are not hiring the best and brightest. The best and brightest left this bullshit system years ago and are doing their own thing
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3y ago
Because the indicators are propaganda set by out of touch elites
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3y ago
Prices are way too high compared to competitors
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3y ago
America in 10 years
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3y ago
Narrative brought to you by big pharma
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3y ago
We should make a vaccine instead of repurposing established drugs amirite?
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whatscooking
3y ago
Or the shortcut: hire based on nepotism
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3y ago
I’ll take ‘Made up numbers’ for $500, Alex.
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3y ago
Big words don't scare me. If I cared about research related to people with Down Syndrome, then I’d read it and understand it thoroughly, but I don’t. Critical thinking skills are largely innate, it doesn’t matter if you have a PhD or h
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3y ago
And really? Synaptic vesicles? Proteomes? I learned this shit in high school
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3y ago
If I was interested in this paper, I would read it and understand it like I do with all the bio papers I read…all research papers do is narrow in on something highly specific, they aren’t hard to understand once you have the vocabulary down
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3y ago
If you took your high school and college education even somewhat seriously, you would have already learned how an action potential travels through a neuron, and you’d have a good grasp of science fundamentals to read any research paper. I l
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3y ago
You know what I meant by “how a neuron works” so stop nitpicking, and speak for yourself about not being able to learn it in a day or two
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3y ago
People who are labeled as experts and who talk the loudest in society aren’t always capable of independent critical thought, so a lot of what they say is useless. Nothing is stopping you from independently investigating a subject. You don’t
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3y ago
Honestly it’s not worth bothering with him. He’s fat and convinced it’s irreversible without medical intervention and is caused by his genetics. You can’t convince emotional thinkers with logic
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3y ago
Welcome to the real world, where everything is backwards
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3y ago
Metabolism is pretty conserved across organisms, so it’s not even that bad
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3y ago
All these anti-aging posts make me cringe. Face it, you’re going to die one day. You want to be healthier? Eat a healthy diet and exercise instead of looking for shortcuts
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3y ago
if 99% of people cannot do something, then it is considered hard
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3y ago
Becuase software development is hard and most people, even those who call themselves software engineers, cannot do it
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3y ago
this whole article reeks of privilege
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3y ago
Yea definitely, that’s the way to do it, all startups should produce no value, inflate their stock and then the ceo should sell off his shares right before everything crashes and burns and screw his investors /s
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3y ago
There’s no such thing as the iPhone 7S Plus, but nice story
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3y ago
Middle class does not exist in South Africa. Look up their Gini index. If you think wealth inequality in the U.S. is bad, it’s 10 times worse in South Africa
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