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  • That doesn't mean that introducing them in unnaturally large numbers isn't harmful to biodiversity

  • We need more native pollinators, and honey bees are very good at outcompeting them once they're introduced, threatening biodiversity and thus ecosystems.

  • Tangential, but I'm working with some code that started out in the punch card era (I'm doing particle physics, it's in fortran)

  • All of this makes it more confusing, not less

  • I kind of am judging. Misrepresenting how science works and what it can and can't do ia a dangerous game on the age of intentional misinformation. Even if you're just trying to be cute and fun.

  • Usually when an unpleasant, inconvenient, non-optional 'feature' like this comes out, it's at least obvious how that'd generate the culprit company more profits. But with this one, Im genuinely befuddled as to how it benefits YouTube shareholders. Anyone have a guess?

  • Sure, if you can shell out 360$ for a blender (that's the one that's linked on the site you linked).

    Also, while it's still marked up and doesn't enjoy the same government subsidies, plant milk can be cheaper than cow's in many places.

  • I've never been under the impression that any edible plant part is a vegetable. Like, an almond? An apple? Rice? Cinnamon? I could go on. All edible plant parts. I've never heard of them be referred to as vegetables.

  • The last sound being one that afaik doesn't exist in English. It's like the j in jalapeño but waaay guttural. It's the Greek letter χ.

  • It's pronounced yiff, right?

  • Curious, is anyone pronouncing them the same or does this only work in text?

  • They don't, they're a distinct third thing with a distinct third type of cells

    They are, however, more closely related to us animals than they are to plants. As in, our last common ancestor is less far back.

    Also, unrelated to your comment, but related to the post: vegetable isn't a botanical term, but a culinary term. So, there's no bioligical basis for vegetable in the first place, so there's no issue with counting mushrooms among them. Sure, it's a bit inconvenient that the word 'fruit' is both a culinary and a botanical term in English, and there's overlap to it, but that doesn't mean it's somehow illogical that some things are culinarilu fruits but not botanically, and vice versa.

  • Nope

    Jump
  • I used to be in a relationship where my partner pressured me out of making my body look exactly how I wanted it to look. Didn't end well for my mental health.

  • Yeah. I think it must be partially covered, otherwise Id expect a higher price. Wifi is extra though (unless you have eduroam hehe)

  • Fun fact, the stay itself isn't entirely covered in my country. Being in the hospital costs like 20€/night (regardless of what procedures and tests they do, those are fully covered).

  • I'm 100% the guy on the right (except I don't think IQ is very meaningful and I also don't have my PhD yet)

  • Thanks :)

  • So, what are the security issues in all of python3?