DozensOfDonner @ DozensOfDonner @mander.xyz

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Ditto. Ours is called Tony, after the character Suckboy Tony from American Dad.

Read a paper on this at some point, and this has become standard practise at home. Notice that visitting friends don't do this, so I thought about looking framing the paper and/or some figures showing those plumes after flushing (can't remember what paper it was but I guess searching pubmed for "toilet flushing" will easily give some appropriate results).

edit: OK "toilet flushing plume" did the trick and showed this marvel (see figure 2) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9732293/

Wanted to make a joke about fancy young cars, but apparently automatic tire pressure systems have been around since the 80's, and apparently it's mandatory in the EU since 2014?

Never saw it in a car myself, but the youngest car I ever drove is I think my dad's from 2010 or something.

Yeah they'll find a way like that around any argument

Wait what? You get ads for oncologists? Like what? Cancer medication?

You swim every day?

Today is my "day off" which i use to finish my phd thesis and for some reason im feeling on top of things and focused, which is nice. Could be new medication, could be more exercise, could just be random. Wife is having a terrible migraine though, that's a bit sad to see.

I did notice that one we talked about vacuum cleaners or something, we got some ads about that. Weird i guess. But 90% of the time with household stuff like that its: research something (and start getting ads), buy something and keep getting ads for another month. And companies are posting top dollar for those ad- companies and their algorithms???

Yeah I've got ads for very weird, retiree, conservative dad shirts a lot a while back, with text like "dad: I fix things and like cars" or something dumb like that.

I'm in my thirties, European, super left, don't like/never wil have kids. Wtf?

(By the way algorithms those facts are just a present, see what you wanna do with it)

Seeing how 90% of the ads I get are reeeeeally missing the boat, they might already be over- harvesting my data?

The Dutch "Avondshow met Arjen Lubach" did a funny piece on this. A lot of people are laughing at the US, or it ultra-conservative parts at least, but it's a bit sad that's it's so bad, to be honest.

Oh my god, from old members of In Flames?? I gotta check that out!!

If doing nothing is already an improvement, this must be a whole other level. It's forreal super cool to hear this, but there I'm wondering how sustainable this type of action is with opposing right wing politicians. I mean, it feels kind a no brainer that this is the right thing to do, but the previous administration apparently got away with some other views?

Hope this works out well!

Ok, dus eh... consequenties? Ergens?

Working in neuroscience of consciousness field I feel him deeply. Although 57k sounds amazing to a Europoor

Wow, politici beginnen te dreigen om samenwerking tussen bedrijven te bemoeilijken. Wtf is dat voor instellingen

Subbed to it last year because I like a lot of the nature stuff, and it's pretty good. But to be honest, in the day to day live I tend to forget it and go for the quick and easy dopamine rush of a comedy show I already saw 300 times. A bit sad

True but they are rates of events, which could be said to be 0 for nothing and 1 for a spike.

That being said there are definitely some things in the way neurons behave that are not very binary, from the potentials driving ion flow to the way certain proteins act. Complex on amazing levels but I'd say it's stil just a gloopy predicting computer.

Upvote if your save the pizza crust and make garlic-oregano-oil dip breadstick snack crusticles with them.

Interesting read. To anyone interested, the original article can be found here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41560-020-00696-3 Also note there is a critical re-analysis posted in 2022 reporting some other results, and a reply from the original author again.