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Comment #27788664
> Made with Does anyone else gag with when companies do this (made with love)? It feels too emotional, but maybe it's really true for them? Edit: Replace the heart character with <…
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Comment #27775757
See also Brexit
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Comment #27764095
This looks really useful, thank you
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Comment #27758296
Namaskaram, I don't know of many part time engineering positions, but the trend is growing, e.g. [1]. However I'm confident that you could find a position that would pay you that s…
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Comment #27745751
If you have the opportunity to go to university, my personally small and insignificant advice - do it. If you're already established in the industry but haven't studied these thing…
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Comment #27727739
Should the mentally disabled have rights? Let the scientists study their stuff! /s
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Comment #27719716
So what? If your argument is absolute number of deaths because of crop deaths, those crops would still be killing animals and thus it's still more than not eating meat.
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Comment #27717651
Furthermore, most meat eaters additionally eat plants too, and the animals they eat also usually are eating industrially farmed plants, which really makes the crop deaths argument …
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Comment #27716034
The argument is that pasture raised cows is better than factory farmed cows. I am saying that in both cases the cows die.
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Comment #27716009
"crop deaths tho" is not a stable argument. Eating meat requires death. But there are ways to avoid killing animals when harvesting grains etc. And in any case, it's a very inflate…
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Comment #27713464
If I understand correctly, then I would say it's your choice to perpetuate owning a pet, specifically a dog. And in fact, as pointed out elsewhere in this thread, with careful plan…
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Comment #27713420
The "humane" argument is flawed because in the end - factory or pasture - the animal is killed. Live a happy life and be slaughtered or a miserable life and be slaughtered.
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Comment #27713354
From a strict vegan perspective, you're supporting the killing of other animals in support of your pet. Isn't that inconsistent?
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Comment #27696749
> That’s what barrel makers told the horseshoe fitters :) I'm not following - can you explain the analogy?
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Comment #27696356
Hot take: if you're a mediocre dev, maybe be worried; if you're in a niche and have deep expertise you'll be fine.
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Comment #27685501
I don't think it would take an unprecedented amount of coordination, because not many people would even need to know the secret. During times of mass chaos there is a collective em…
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Comment #27682839
It sounds similar to the editor plugin called TabNine
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Comment #27670221
I'd like to see beyondd (one of the co-founders on here) to address this
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Comment #27668563
I see I misunderstood the question
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Comment #27659126
I think it's user submitted vs mods editing the title
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Comment #27654301
Uhm, how was I doing that?
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Comment #27648595
This really sounds like the title of an Onion article
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Comment #27635206
Feedstock production is highly efficient. Grazing animals for meat is very inefficient in terms of caloric output. This is to say nothing about morality or even nutrition.
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Comment #27628421
There's a vast difference in historical numbers of large herbivores roaming wild and the amount needed to supply demand for meat. If the current level of demand is constant, it bec…
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Comment #27621257
They also ate berries and even some of partially digested plants from the stomachs of some of the land animals they ate.