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kevviiinn··on Colorado repealed law limiting municipal internet
They call it that to placate the masses
kevviiinn··on Better cognitive ability from less snacking of processed carbohydrates
Calling wheat, corn, and sugar vegetables is a disingenuous stretch
kevviiinn··on Supreme Court Narrows the Scope of the Clean Water Act
Liberals are still capitalists
kevviiinn··on Colorado repealed law limiting municipal internet
Because in a capitalist society, capital owners are in control
kevviiinn··on A psychiatrist reflects on Philip K. Dick’s substance abuse and mental health
No, it definitely invalidates that conclusion
kevviiinn··on SFPD obtained live access to business camera network in anticipation of protest
The dystopia already exists, you just happen to be one of the lucky ones that it isn't impacting as much
kevviiinn··on A psychiatrist reflects on Philip K. Dick’s substance abuse and mental health
But then that means the analysis isn't correct, it wouldn't be an indicator at all
kevviiinn··on A mental health crisis in science
The goal of a PhD education is to learn how to do research, first and foremost. That is the entire point of a PhD

If you want to do anything else just get a masters

kevviiinn··on A mental health crisis in science
I don't know, can the admins stay afloat without making 200k+ per year? Maybe give some of that to us grad students
kevviiinn··on A mental health crisis in science
Honestly I would be happy if I just got paid as a 100% FTE. I'm literally in the lab all the time, this 50% nonsense is BS. They say it's because international students are restricted to 20 hours per week, so okay just double the pay then and still call it 50%. The salary for my current work is super low anyhow, I'd be making way more if I got a job at big pharma with my current degrees
kevviiinn··on A mental health crisis in science
In my PhD program I don't see that at all, in fact our program recently paid for students to attend a multiple day seminar about how to get jobs outside academia. I'm not sure where you get that impression from
kevviiinn··on Ethical, societal implications of genome-wide behavioral, brain-related traits
You make it sound like that role is predefined by just body type and mind type, it totally ignores environment
kevviiinn··on iPhone maker Wistron quits, saying Apple didn't let it make a profit
None of your statements disagree with the comment that you're replying to. All of those situations are ones in which people are nakedly demanding compliance
kevviiinn··on Ethical, societal implications of genome-wide behavioral, brain-related traits
Cavemen in India came up with phrenology?
kevviiinn··on Clinical validation of a blood-pressure sensor for continuous health monitoring
Sounds like we should be updating criteria then
kevviiinn··on Severance payments at Wikimedia Foundation
No, what they actually are is a mouthpiece for corporations and capital owners. Just like every other major media company out there. The government is also a mouthpiece for capital owners and corporations which is why you might think that
kevviiinn··on Severance payments at Wikimedia Foundation
Okay but your ideal scenario is not our current reality
kevviiinn··on FBI misused surveillance tool on Jan. 6 suspects, BLM arrestees and others
From what I remember there were warnings that went entirely ignored, just like with most of the mass shooters we've been seeing

So no, these surveillance capabilities actually don't help at all

kevviiinn··on FBI misused surveillance tool on Jan. 6 suspects, BLM arrestees and others
Hyperbole and tyranny make great friends
kevviiinn··on FBI misused surveillance tool on Jan. 6 suspects, BLM arrestees and others
Well I'm definitely not surprised. Give law enforcement any sort of surveillance powers like that and of course they're going to abuse the shit out of it. They literally have zero oversight whatsoever

And they say it has "now been scaled back"

Color me skeptical

kevviiinn··on Ozempic drug supresses desire to smoke, drink and more?
Our experience exists on a series of spectrums, some people experience pleasure way too intensely and it actually causes problems which is why this might be a good thing

Obviously there are people who like the pleasure given to them by food a bit too much and they consistently overindulge, it can be that way for many things as well. I'm not saying that the cause is always related but for many it may be

kevviiinn··on Cities Aren't Loud: Cars Are Loud (2021) [video]
That's where a ton of the pollution comes from as well, the tires break down and fill the air with particulate. Road and brake particles as well
kevviiinn··on 20 Years of Gentoo
Before gentoo I would sometimes wipe the os and start over but no more. Now I can fix anything
kevviiinn··on 20 Years of Gentoo
I feel like the custom compilation is the point
kevviiinn··on 20 Years of Gentoo
Honestly it's the sleekest OS I've ever worked with, it has exactly what I want and nothing I don't. Sure if I forget to upgrade for a while it's a headache sometimes but I've learned such an insane amount about Linux it's a clearly winning tradeoff. That's on top of being absurdly lightweight, fast booting, and super customizable.
kevviiinn··on Social network ad targeting can “listen into” conversations using “live photos”
What does that have to do with this?
kevviiinn··on Tesla Bot can walk slowly and pick up stuff now
Walking away from a project of yours is a failure, it's a failure when you decide something isn't worth pursuing. Not to mention I can say I'm "not interested" in pursuing something I know I won't work
kevviiinn··on India's Alphonso mangoes are virtually impossible to find in America (2018)
You can buy mustard oil but without the same erucic acid content. Also ghee is definitely available at the Indian shops I've been to? Not sure where you're getting your info from
kevviiinn··on Tesla Bot can walk slowly and pick up stuff now
How about hyperloop, for example
kevviiinn··on ChatGPT is not ‘artificial intelligence.’ It’s theft
It doesn't chop text content into bits and reproduce it, that's absurd. It's a text prediction engine, it predicts what tokens come next based on some context
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