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dogmatism

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    Comment #48624246

    Ok I don't know about soccer But I know about DI Track and Wrestling. And they're essentially off like 2 weeks a year. This forbidden stuff is a fiction.

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    Comment #48624095

    >Finally, the cardiologist you see in the office is almost certainly not doing stents for you as those are very distinct skillsets (in the US). Umm, what? No. It's exceedingly rare…

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    Comment #48623964

    Nah, by 2021 Prasad's reputation had gone into the shitter I actually think he's just grifting and the notoriety he achieved went to his head. His pre-2020 takes were better reason…

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    Comment #48623936

    One can make the argument that Prasad has his title of Professor due to the stature he gained with his ill-founded contrarianism and subsequent notoriety. He was promoted in 2022 a…

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    Comment #48604919

    I read a lot, and have since I was a child edit: also, native English (well, American) speaker

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    Comment #48579975

    Is this company public? Can I short them?

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    Comment #48440145

    > college (maybe on a scholarship but maybe not--again, pay to play), plays for the varsity team a few times a week during the season wtaf? Do you really think this is the reality?…

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    Comment #47957382

    As an early-adopter of POCUS, I can't quite believe we actually still use stethoscopes

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    Comment #47957371

    I still use one I got in 1994. Replaced the earpieces and diaphragm a few times, but the chestpiece and tubing are original That's like a little over $3/yr. Can't complain

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    Comment #47916581

    No competitive distance runner since like Zola Budd ran barefoot or minimal shoes. The carbon plate revolution is the main driver for drop in times over the last 5+ years

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    Comment #47916563

    Yeah, I just literally use table sugar, which is 1:1 glucose:fructose. Maurten et al using 1:0.8, close enough! And I don't believe the hydrogel thing is any magic, just marketing.…

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    Comment #47833580

    If we're just doing fun apocrypha my favorite is the one about the USS Constitution and alcohol consumption

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    Comment #47833292

    I didn't think so, but LLM's have taken so many tropes of a certain style of writing: the bullet points, the contradiction to make a point (not this...but that...) that when I see …

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    Comment #47832755

    Is this AI writing? Maybe from an outline prompt? I can’t tell We’re screwed

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    Comment #47344691

    hell no I don't think I'm cut out for the modern world

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    Comment #47340186

    Calais, ME

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    Comment #47041861

    I’ll give you a counter example. I had an MRI of my neck for unrelated reasons. It found a thyroid nodule with suspicious characteristics. Incidentally I had had an MRI of the same…

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    Comment #46865901

    If one is of a certain age, of course they studied for step I without it and the classic method was the inspiration for Anki to begin with: making your own flashcards on index card…

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    Comment #46851027

    answer: adblocking in the browser (and other data scavenging which can be done with native app more easily than PWA)

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    Comment #46750180

    Operation "Catch of the Day" I'm not kidding

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    Comment #46750167

    and SCOTUS has ruled presidents have immunity for any actions while in office

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    Comment #46750161

    >The Trump regime is acting like it wants a civil war. it's not out of the question that incitement to invoke insurrection act and then cancel the midterms is the strategy

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    Comment #46750132

    also Ben Franklin: "A republic...if you can keep it" (elipsis mine)

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    Comment #46750120

    Even more of a relic: those militias weren't just bands of yeoman farmers. They were veterans of the recent French-and-Indian war. Often who had served with the commanders of the B…