That’s pretty harsh. The idea of using AI to help digest more news more efficiently is not a bad one. My only criticism is that currently the product seems to take more away than it’s adds in terms of formatting, consistency, and general presentation.

OP, ignore this person. Keep working on it, but don’t spam your self promotion until you are confident that people will actually want to use this product over their current choices.

Even that wouldn’t stop a stubborn narcissist.

Yes because a significant number of people who otherwise would have met and formed relationships didn’t. If you didn’t already live with someone then there was way less chance of being with someone during that time.

I would assume that during 2020 at the start of the pandemic the amount of pregnancies significantly decreased. So the question for me is: is the abortion rate cited the number of total abortions or the number of abortions per pregnancy?

It really depends where you live. Some places are very dusty, especially if it’s generally dry and/or windy.

I learned on a manual when I was 17 but only had that car for maybe 6 months before I got an automatic and haven’t had one since. I’m now in my 30s. Was in the USA west coast.

n, obviously

America has done almost the exact same thing as in this photo: https://images.app.goo.gl/i6UN6uCZWBjUqNL57

Are you as floaty as in some video games too? I think a double jump with crappy real physics wouldn’t be very satisfying.

I don’t agree with the idea of wholesale copying all of reddit, but I really do like the idea of creating an instance and copying all the subreddits as empty communities, and then each of these communities can point people to the Lemmy equivalents (and block all other content).

The question is who would do this and how would it be curated?

Kraft is utter garbage so that one’s not really surprising.

The way that steam handles paid reactions seems fine to me.

We are starting to see the first drugs on the market that utilize the amyloid beta pathway in some fashion because research in the 90’s and 2000’s were absolutely convinced that this pathway was the lynchpin to the disease. My understanding of the disease (I studied biotech but not Alzheimer’s specifically) is that amyloid beta plaques are more of a side effect of whatever is really going on than the main show. And unfortunately the mechanism of dementia in general is not really well understood, Alzheimer’s included.

These sobering results are not really that surprising because treating the amyloid beta plaques after they have formed is sort of like trying to prevent spoiled meat by removing the maggots that have accumulated on it.

I assume if you search on maps for archery tag it will pop up. Idk if there are facilities everywhere.

If you have a large family you can also just buy the equipment yourself for not like crazy expensive

I’ve found that I’ve been enjoying Archery Tag, also sometimes called Archery Games as a fun replacement for laser tag. It’s basically dodgeball but with marshmallow tipped bows and arrows. Shits fun and great exercise.

The thing I remember most when I think of that show are the incredibly disturbing full face shots in all their detail. Always freaked me out as a kid.

I agree with you from the context of YouTube, and perhaps I am misinderstanding Lemmy, but I don’t think it has any sort of similar engagement mechanism?

The issue with YouTube is the desire to push “engaging” content even if that content sucks or is actively incendiary.

The Reddthat instance that I’m on also has disabled down voting which I’m also all for. On Reddit, down voting very often became a tool for vocalizing what you disagreed with rather than a low effort or inappropriate post.

Dave from 1993

Was that movie Eight Crazy Nights?