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twofornone

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    Speaking about backing up...if one were interested in long term archiving, do magnetic platters offer longer lasting data integrity than SSDs in cold storage?

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    It's a numbers game. 83% of gay men report having more than 50 partners, majority of whom are strangers. 23% report more than 1000 partners. That last stat is hard to believe but t…

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    ...imagine the millions of dead people? What are you implying exactly, that if behavior from a protected class is the source of a major social issue/catastrophe, that we need to av…

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    I don't have space to respond to your whole commend but upon skimming these two points stood out: >Big tech hiring focus on diversity is much the same - the bar is NOT lowered for …

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    I think its absolutely certain that thousands of generations of specialization for local geographies post africa lead to disparate dietary needs. Yeah, humans can pretty much eat a…

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    >These are dark days for supplements. Although they are a $30-plus billion market in the United States alone, vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin E, selenium, beta-carotene, glucosamine,…

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    I strongly disagree. These accusatory virtue signals are everywhere , deliberate, and most importantly antithetical to reason. Ignoring this stuff is how we ended up with diversity…

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    I mean, there's a name for it, I don't think its a new phenomenon: autogynephilia. If it becomes so severe as to interfere with daily life then I don't think indulgence is an appro…

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    >I hated that people around me would put me in a category that was convenient for them. Because race is a pervasive concept in the U.S., it was easiest for people to label me as Bl…

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    The magnitude and duration of exposure is probably lower, since plastic is a western and relatively recent invention. Moreover, it is precisely because transgenderism is primarily …

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    >bisphenol A mimics the hormone estrogen and can lead to damage in sperm development.19 Further research has shown that microplastics, and not just those with bisphenol A, can caus…

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    What I don't understand is that the verbatim option still exists, it just doesn't seem to do anything. And quotes don't seem to work anymore either. It's all very insulting.

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    >Dr. Grace Lordan, Associate Professor and Founding director of The Inclusion Initiative at LSE: "There is evidence that current hiring processes are plagued by cronyism and bias. …

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    >Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who is currently trying to buy Twitter, has expressed concerns about the number of fake accounts and a potential crack down could see users such as Biden lose…

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    Would they evoke these same reactions if the people weren't aware that they were looking at picassos? Modern Art is a cultural placebo for the vast majority of admirers. If it has …

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    I wish they would release a modernized phone with a decent processor and camera in the form factor of a pixel 2. How much compute does the average person even need from their phone…

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    Do you have a source for that? Happiness I can believe, especially because of the correlation between intelligence and neuroticism, but if IQ is a valid proxy for intelligence then…

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    It's a shame, a couple years ago BTC was anticorrelated with markets. Then institutional investors started playing and since then crypto largely just tracks the markets. I wonder, …