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cd4plus

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    Comment #48386748

    I can't enter a serving size that's not a whole number on mobile because it automatically closes the keyboard when the text field is cleared

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    Comment #45858445

    This is wrong. Our bodies evolved to eat a diverse omnivorous diet and complex carbs + the antioxidants present in vegetables and fruits are anti-oxidative.

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    Comment #45563880

    What an incredibly weird take. Higher density cities are better in virtually any environmental metric per capita. This is widely supported

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    Comment #45301588

    Am I missing something or are they reporting that prices have "jumped" because they've increased 30% since 2020? That seems like a fair use of the word.

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    Comment #44954586

    It's really a shame posit quadrupled the cost of rstudio server/workbench because these tools are really nice in an academic hpc environment

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    Comment #42678057

    pixi seems fine, but it also is just using mamba on the backend so you might as well continue to use miniforge

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    Comment #40817519

    I can't stand jupyter notebooks for several reasons. I've been using https://quarto.org/ and writing .qmd docs and really enjoy it.

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    Comment #40505056

    Jerry Fodor? Noam Chomsky? Hilary Putnam? Patricia Churchland What is a pure philosopher??!? I'm not arguing the specificity of the question, I'm saying that question is nonsensica…

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    Comment #40501857

    Are you not a practitioner if you contribute to the field...? Seems impossible to meet your criteria. What's a pure philosopher? Are Frege and Decartes not philosophers because the…

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    Comment #40501434

    You haven't looked very hard then

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    Comment #40385379

    yeah, I also disagree with this. It's true Seurat is still heavily used for scRNA/scATAC but I see most new models increasingly being written/tooled for python and based on anndata…