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From what I've seen it's mostly related to just losing weight in general (less weight -> less musculoskeletal stress -> weaker bones and muscles). Weightlifting can counteract it.

Motherboards are actually stupid cheap right now, especially secondhand. I'd look into that some more.

Or a hectometerstone, if you will

Explain how it is relevant

And yet, as the DEA and other agencies tighten distribution of opioids, deaths continue to increase.

The US has done everything but defund public education lol.

My hot take is that wealth inequality is the least bad problem we could have, if it is even a problem at all.

What people are actually experiencing is not wealth inequality, but cost disease. Vital things (housing, healthcare, education) are more expensive - and that's mostly the fault of state action.

Wow this is nuts.

History shows that the "fundamental change to power relations" is just a shift from moneyed interests to political/bureaucratic interests. Which is worse because while moneyed interests have power money can buy, political/bureaucratic interests have the power of state coercion.

"They will go as far as to kill people for this" is rich coming from someone preaching Marxism, for which millions have been murdered.

this made my day

Isn't mercury tidally locked? Day is always day, night is always night.

Nuclear restrictions were instituted by beurocratic means, not democratic means.

That's heat shrink tubing, but we're talking about one of these:

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Nobody has suggested using this for addition tasks in production. It's an academic exercise. What are you on about?

You can pay bills from your savings account with ACH in the US.

Electrician

I'm not more "in the know" but it makes sense that new drivers could require it. New drivers, after all, are pretty much always written for newer platforms that Rust has support for. The main issue with enabling Rust (let alone requiring it) is that Linux still supports platforms which Rust does not.

I think code size is one notable reason

While saying "it's an herbicide, not a pesticide" is categorically incorrect, I still think it would be better if the journalist used the more specific and less confusing term here.

Off topic, but I'm curious. Why are you typing spaces before every period and comma?

Similarity of the hardware is absolutely irrelevant when we're talking about emergent behavior like "thought".

Creators say that premium is a huge chunk of their YouTube revenue. I'm inclined to believe them over some random like you.

JavaScript is backwards compatible. You can use an older standard supported by everything if you wish.

No. The powder he's promoting in the video (which performs better than pods) actually costs more per wash than the most effective pods on the market (Cascade Platinum Plus).

I love Svelte. When I first used it, it was like using a framework for the first time: Wow, everything is namespaced to the component, even CSS! Wow, just putting $ in front makes it update automatically! etc, etc

They asked what was controversial about what he said, not whether the FCC's actions were constitutional.

Private healthcare is barely a market at all - heavily distorted due to government policy.

This reverses causation. Investors are involved because prices are going up, not the other way around.

"Investors buying up housing" is a common explanation alongside "short term rentals taking over" but neither make up a large enough portion of the demand to explain prices.

the slow and unproven trickle-down effect of market-rate housing

Slow and unproven? Supply and demand is the most reliable law of economics. Cities like Austin that are building market rate housing are actively seeing affordability improve.

Furthermore, even if it wasn't sufficient, abundance YIMBYism would still be helpful and necessary.

I think the best solution for this is to just not use webfonts, and in fact use the system font instead.