torsday

I consider myself a feminist and I strongly recommend the book. It was my therapist that recommended it to me. The term "nice guy" has been co-opted to mean something different (though related) in the meme world.

It's almost like you're intentionally leaving out context from the stated quotes that create a clear argument of his beliefs.

There are ones that purport to, but none actually do. The false positive rate is crazy high.

> it would be impossible to know whether one or other member of the Ukrainian delegation was actually working for the Russians.

That. That's the big argument. And it's a terrible argument.

Although I haven't had the chance to experience the game's precursors or indulge in Dungeons & Dragons before, I must say, I'm truly excited about this upcoming release. The concept seems intriguing, and I can't wait to dive into the world of possibilities it offers. As a newcomer, I'm eager to see what this game has in store for both veterans and newcomers like myself. Kudos to the developers for creating such a captivating experience!

I've never contributed to it before, but will make sure to be a pixel in the Apollo logo.

This is the big part:

> Little Boy had around 140 pounds of uranium, Fat Man contained about 14 pounds of plutonium and reactor number four had about 180 tons of nuclear fuel.

Yep. This is increasingly pushing me away from Google Maps. Once offline mode comes to Apple, I'll move over completely ...just wish i could bring all my saved locations over.

As a user of free transit, i must disagree. It's great. The first poster isn't just correct in principle, but also practice. And it certainly doesn't deteriorate service. A sense of community ownership/responsibility grows from it not being pay walled.

> None of the misdirected emails have included classified intelligence

Well that's good. Though it seems time to put a domain check on outgoing emails.

I don't think anyone expects much of Putin other than acts of a tyrant, but it should be pointed out that one was a military target and the other feeds the poor.

Oh yeah.

In the long term because of it actually replacing jobs without creating enough new ones.

In the short term, because C-Suite folk overestimate its ability to replace workers.

(I'm a software engineer, recently laid off with a couple thousands other people with a CEO that's big into ChatGPT and worked under a director that wanted to ChatGPT all the things, even where it didn't remotely make sense).

Also it's crazy ignorant. Durango is filled with white people, all the way from poor to god level rich (their tiny town aquarium has nurse sharks in the back for the mansions around there).

...you mean investigative journalism? Of such matters as the deaths of hundreds of people? Possibly at the fault of government officials?

You just defined every third party app that works with an API. Are all such apps cash grabs to you?

What do you like about it?

Creating a great product that makes money isn't a cash grab.

Looking at you Economist .

There aren't two realities, I would start there.

I created a transcription for my notes, thought I'd share:

https://gist.github.com/torsday/258250b13996a686fb615ee04a55...

I wish we Netflix Canada here in the US. You have more than we do :/

Problem, and the thing that makes it special.

Some interesting drowning facts:

- Clean and cold water is ideal: pneumonia and metabolism.

- If you revive a drowned person, insist they go to the hospital: CPR can push the fluid in their lungs into their blood, only to return later on, drowning them all the same, "parking lot drowning."

- Quite often, water doesn't enter their lungs as their vocal cords spasm.

~ Paramedic in another life

This is why I'm excited about the development of the Apple watch and similar ubiquitous metrics. From the heart rate alone you could determine many significant cardiac events, e.g. A-fib, PSVT, heart blocks...