This comment is probably gonna be annoying but its just an exercise in experimental design for me.

When measuring births, there’s also a lot of other factors to rule out. I take this graph as saying “Humans tend to have sex in a specific season” and that’s what I’m going to respond to.

Some other factors may be that theres more failed pregnancies during specific times of the year, and the sex rate per season is relatively constant. Maybe humans tend to have sex in ways that conceive during specific times of the year. There’s really not conclusive evidence of a mating season given this graph, although it is a helpful visual when it comes to looking at birth rates.

This is such an interesting point I’ve never heard come up before, wow

You can turn notifications off for distracting apps. You can physically turn your phone off. You can turn off WiFi when you don’t want to check the internet. There’s a few other things I’m not mentioning but those ones seem solid.

Lemmy, NPR, and AP are the only things I read now.

Stop using types for variables

Mint is a great distro to choose for initially switching. The difference between using mint and raspian is that mint has a lot more GUIs for setting, packages, etc. Don’t make the mistake I did and make sure you use those for peace of mind. You can always do a live boot to see if any software you want to use actually works on your system running mint. Also, make sure you back up every important file before messing with any of this.

Theres actually a lot at the gym you can’t do at home. Any barbell movement (big stick with weights on the end) you can’t do unless you have one at home, all the cardio machines, workout classes, cable machines, etc. I enjoy my gym time because I’m able to get a better workout at the gym compared to anywhere else. You can basically where anything to a gym. If you’re doing upper body, just make sure you have a loose fitting shirt on, if youre doing lower body have loose fitting pants on. Gym time is what you make it. If you find one thing fun, you’re allowed to just do that.

Interesting. It would probably also depend on the number of other people downvoting and commenting. Also this assumes that someone consistently downvotes and comments on one post.

This is the only real way to do it, the other solutions involve “standards” which more often than not aren’t all encompassing. Make sure that any user input of a country is just them uploading the jpg of their home country without any sort of validationbecausee everyone is loyal to their home country.

Readme literally was changed to have the phrase “make x great again”. I wonder what got this person to fork it.

What do they say about standards?

I think that’s the whole point of the rolling code, no?

Only problem with just using just pgp is that the signal would be vulnerable to a replay attack. I feel like a rolling code that’s encrypted using PGP might be the way so that the replay attack part is gotten rid of.

All that’s to say, there’s probably some technical paper that details the best way to set up a system like this.

Idk if this would work but bearblog is a nice platform for releasing stuff. You can customize it a lot and the UI is pretty nice.

segue

Wait that’s how it’s spelled?

Hungy

I love this idea of defining lying using other manipulation techniques when lying itself is such a simple thing in comparison

Thanks for the update, I wrote using rocket a few years ago so I figured everyone was still using that!

Sweet, thanks for the link! I didn’t realize it was that complicated.

Do you know if there’s a crate or library that already implements this functionality that I can pull from?

What is it