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it is full
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Engineer: that glass has a 2x safety factor
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it is full
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Engineer: that glass has a 2x safety factor
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Don’t you know I’m not AI?
Just a heads up, I can still read the names through the censoring
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Elon Musk Says X, Formerly Twitter, Will Test Charging Users $1 Dollar a Year to Post, Like, or Share
Muskrat gunning to be the next CEO of EA or Unity? He's on the right track
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Throwback to the old DnDemotivators
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A poor analogy, as it's the same as saying that I should expect a cow to grow mold because a steak will get moldly over time. That said, the conditions that allow many mushroom-bearing fungi to flourish are also ideal for mold growth, so it's not impossible to see mold on mushrooms. I've had to throw out my fair share of monotubs due to the growth of green mold
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Good price.
Nice censorship
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What are your 'name brand only' items?
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Nah, Oreos are still a name brand, not a generic. Like cheese nips vs cheez its
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Nice! I grew up with this!
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Tales From the Tables episode 33: Surrender, vile brigands!
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Cause they're a firbolg
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How do I calculate if a test like this is statistically significant?
Your null hypothesis is the thing you're trying to disprove. For example, if I wanted to run a study to asses the effect of adding a certain growth hormone to a cell culture, my null hypothesis would be "there is no effect". In your case, it would be "there is no difference in how much different things are liked". From there, you'd run your study, and do your statistical analysis, for which there are different methods based on the type of data, number of groups your comparing, sample size, etc., and I'm not a statistician so I can't say which methods are best for what you're planning.
When it comes to p-value, to really simplify it, you can think of your p-value as the likelihood your null hypothesis is true. That's not exactly what it means, but it's an easy way to remember it.
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Throwback to the old DnDemotivators
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Mush room for improvement?
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What are your 'name brand only' items?
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You should try some Uniball Jetstreams
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Egg_irl
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Assuming you've exhausted common tucking tape products, I have a couple techniques that work well for me.
Have you tried combining tucking with gaff underwear? Works well enough for me, but like any tuck, it can come undone. But the gaff can help keep things flat enough until you get a chance to re-tuck.
For tapes, Mefix tape and 3M micropore tape are commonly used for T-taping in the foreskin restoration community, so it may be worth trying as an alternative to other tucking tapes
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What does god need money for
What's up with that "t"?
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Elon lied about the monkeys — and he shouldn't be trusted to put his Neuralink chips in human brains.
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Maybe they need the brains of their patients to have fewer wrinkles and have been playing 5D chess this whole time to ensure that happens
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Vegan food: The west vs India
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That's a bit of a stretch. Meat + salt rarely disappoints me
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What job is TMNT hinting at?
My pet theory is that it's hinting at a Pirate-themed job. Pirates vs Ninjas
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What does god need money for
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Looks more like a tomahawk to me
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Another aspect of Pascal's wager that seems to get overlooked is the idea of a god that punishes those who follow other gods but ignores those who follow none
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What goes good with American Cheese?
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It goes great with ttoekbokki, too!
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What is the best type of pet to have as a buddy?
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I think it depends. I have three snakes, and I feel that combined they're less work than a single cat or dog. They're all in bioactive enclosures with an automatic misting system, so other than changing out the water, care just involves feeding them once a week to once every other week, reading the temps and humidity whenever I walk into the room, and occasionally handling the to inspect for potential issues