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i am the demographic of the article, and while that's probably a part for the 25-35 year olds, it should have less of an impact on college students. even those with plenty of money…

i actually have some first-hand thoughts on this. i'm in a bit of a bubble as many of my friends are engaged and some are already married (i am a young guy close to graduating coll…

we had a guy at our studio seriously into this. you have to train a lot: hit bags of rice, then beans, then sand, then steel shot. eventually yes it tends to cripple your hands tho…

it's not a collective per se but employees are certainly well paid. because they are highly skilled, are not easily replaced, and could take secrets elsewhere. commodities trading …

the higher the stock, the downer the foo the bigger the vol, the more imma do

No, small states do not have the same rights as large ones. You may disagree with this but I don't see any point in pretending it's untrue. Large countries have more sway and matte…

what? safetynet is absolutely a pain in the ass. i think there are some xposed and magisk modules or whatever that can work around it but that's a cat-and-mouse thing and can break…

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why do you believe that knowing who owns it is good for the public in all cases? business owners are also a part of the public, you know, while megacorps like google aren’t so much…

i am surprised by your opinion it is fundamentally and deeply inconsistent to support consumer privacy except for joe six pack’s LLC for his general contracting business financial …

respectfully, fuck that. it's not an "option" to verify with private companies because those companies make basically the sole decision about how ID and auth are set up. by making …

an electron implementation would sorta kill the point of npp :)

this poses a huge risk of creating a prion epidemic. things like CSF are very, very risky

sure, that's one alternative opinion. i am one of the biggest fda-haters you'll find but, in a vacuum, this call isn't really wrong. it can theoretically be used medically - but i'…

even worse. not a hard anticholinergic but salvia has some deleriant effects

> salvia you couldn't pay me enough to touch a deleriant

degree of effect. marijuana and ecstacy are "soft" because, in common recreational doses, they have less radical effects on one's personality and coherence. heroin, acid, and psilo…

this isn't how things are defined, though. these days, heroin is not necessarily the best opiate against opioids. we have more selective drugs that are better at targeting analgesi…

> Forest Blizzard used our services primarily for open-source research into satellite communication protocols and radar imaging technology, as well as for support with scripting ta…

three weeks of spotty or delayed attendance can lose one a job most of the people with the option to remote work are working decent white-collar jobs, so add this to the long tally…

i do not care for them, but profit cap is not the same as margin cap

cost-plus has largely proved to be a busted business model. in industries where it is de rigueur, such as defense and space, traditional business models have driven efficiency impr…

very similar arc to "plastic bags are bad, save the trees!" -> "plastic is bad, paper is renewable!"

the soviets had and the russians have survivable second-strike capability

time delay. would have been silly to build a system that triggers instantly, seeing as a geomagnetic storm or whatever would initiate nuclear annihilation