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enragedcacti

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    Comment #48632790

    Tell it to the hundreds of thousands of dead people that doge had zero power. It didn't seem to matter that their aid was congressionally allocated, so sorry if I'm skeptical that …

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    Comment #48631104

    > - stopping fraud / - addressing wasteful and ineffective programs Good to know that this will be an evergreen argument despite an extremely well-supported project to do just that…

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    Comment #48591190

    I'm pretty sure e-ink has a much higher ceiling for reflectance than TLCDs/RLCDs, so you'll be able to use it comfortably without a frontlight in a lot more situations which could …

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    Comment #48575951

    Good to know that I'm getting to my destination faster and more safely all because of woke! https://www.iihs.org/research-areas/roundabouts#traffic-flow... Btw your 'classic patter…

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    Comment #48575285

    I don't think requiring prospective hires to write a DEI statement is equally as political as illegally cancelling already funded and approved research into e.g. racial disparities…

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    Comment #48569550

    Well, the If Books Could Kill episode about The 4 Hour Workweek came out September 2023... https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-4-hour-workweek/id...

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    Comment #48562206

    Seriously, when our tax dollars pay for idiots to play around with lizard spit[1] all day, why should we trust anything they want to fund? [1] https://biomedical-sciences.uq.edu.au…

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    Comment #48562055

    Call me crazy, but I think climate scientists can enumerate major carbon sources and sinks. Unfortunately your comment is so vague that I can't tell if you're referring to a specif…

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    Comment #48480103

    https://vorpus.github.io/performativeUI/ so far I'm seeing: GradientText, Animated button, EyebrowPill, Aurora background, MockIDE, LogoRow, SlippyWords, StatCounter, CommunityBadg…

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    Comment #48414598

    Ambiguity is inevitable in something as complicated as nutrition. I'm casting doubt on this specific categorization for being a poor proxy for healthiness and for completely ignori…

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    Comment #48413960

    I'm glad we are finally getting some good, solid guidance around UPFs. Hey everyone, just buy "good stuff"! while it is quite funny how you turned around my "just spend way more mo…

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    Comment #48413550

    If the goal is to regulate unhealthy foods then it does kind of have to be perfect (very low false-positives). UPFs as they are defined include baby formula, many frozen meals rega…

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    Comment #48413144

    You'd love my new food category. It's called Ultra-Priced Foods, and it argues that the more expensive something is, the better it is for you. Sure, there might be some exceptions,…

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    Comment #48412416

    Immediately backing off to "I know it when I see it" really doesn't help your case that UPF is the right way to categorize unhealthy foods

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    Comment #48358478

    It's Pride Month and the organization is doing Pride things, its not that complicated. > This will undoubtedly create tensions and will lead to fewer donations, thus having a negat…

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    Comment #48327433

    Falcon Heavy has a much smaller max payload diameter (~4.6m) compared the New Glenn (7m), I doubt the landers (MK2 especially) can be retooled to fit without essentially starting f…

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    Comment #48326562

    It almost definitely cannot. It already has a far lower thrust-to-weight ratio than real launch escape systems (1.x at best versus 6-10+)[1][2], and it would only be able to light …

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    Comment #48283758

    I agree in isolation, and I have used nest-asyncio a couple of times where it really was a lot easier than the alternative, but from an ecosystem perspective I'm glad it isn't the …

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    Comment #48283123

    > Like, why can't my sync function await something asynchronous? The answer, at least for Python, is that it is an intentional limitation because the alternatives introduce some qu…

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    Comment #48227485

    > When you get a ticket, you get points against your license, and end up paying more in insurance, often for up to seven years. AFAICT this not the case in the vast majority of sta…

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    Comment #48227004

    If you have to shakily walk backwards into a D- explanation of the concept of a civil offense, maybe you shouldn't remark on the constitutionality of enforcing them.

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    Comment #48208793

    He makes that argument but IMO it's not particularly well founded. He talks about his old Chevy Volt and guesses about the new Nissan series hybrids while ignoring Honda's current …

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    Comment #48197745

    > Prompt: Make it look like the weird shape of my hand hole super zooms and magnifies the ground it's looking at in sharper quality. There's got to be a reason this is phrased so i…

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    Comment #47934392

    USER What are the primary reasons for secession as stated in the declarations by the states of the south? talkie-1930 The primary reasons assigned for secession in the south were, …