Huh, I browse Subscribed regularly, All I don’t? When a post doesn’t belong in a community I know (ie regardless of subscription status) I vote down.
No. Some communities I don’t want to see regularly, but I know how the community works.
In Germany, a liter of cow, oat or soy milk is all 1 EUR or according to DuckDuckGo 6.53 BRL (1.17 USD). Ten years ago, local cow farmers fought against the discontinued 0.40 EUR/l ensured price (meaning world market competition), more recently I read somewhere that oat milk has production costs of 0.20 EUR/l here, so the whole math is off on both consumption and production side.
US-American subsidies and food culture politics are so deranged that expensive animal lactation is cheaper to the consumer than simple plant extracts.
Politicians without cops become blowhards real quick.
Cops aren’t the root cause of evil, they’re just actively standing in the way of making progress (in theory).
The root cause of evil might actually be in most of us not cooperating when that’s needed.
Greenland: 🇬🇱
Isle of Man: 🇮🇲
Papua New Guinea: 🇵🇬
Albania: 🇦🇱
Creative debt bondage
“PROBLEM SOLVED.” is on sale right now!
Grab your populist talking point for only 3 seconds of thought at your nearest mouth.
Cheap hardware solution for a software problem.
I hope so, but remember that they were like
“You haven’t said thank you”
just weeks ago
How is this The Onion-worthy?
3L glass of pickled cucumbers, an electric lantern, oversized terrycloth towel
No, I am not ready to take a picture of what you have in mind.
The point is that languages without large speakerbases might consider barging in with the most recognized languages rude, while languages with similar status might find it normal.
No taxation without representation, but in reverse.
Better add that to the rider conduct
There is no evidence for algorithm-based voting and those are mostly controversial posts which discuss the very acceptance of LLMs into a program, ie there is no guarantee that they belong into the respective community.