And yet, most of his fellow representatives will still vote to continue sending funds to Israel instead of strengthening healthcare, education or social security.
I get why they don't want to share their detection mechanics for potential fraudulent signups, but that is a very interesting topic to learn and discuss.
This is how things are supposed to work out. Less people select to go to the states where government is harming them. Sucks that many people (especially people with low means) have to suffer u til the change eventually happens.
Remembering Aaron Swartz (November 8, 1986 – January 11, 2013), an internet freedom activist who believed knowledge should be free and not behind a pay wall. He helped build RSS spec, Creative Commons and reddit to name a few.
He hanged himself after being cornered by a few overzealous federal prosecutors while MIT stood passively (when it could have stood up for its ideals).
Tim Berners Lee said it best, "Aaron dead. World wanderers, we have lost a wise elder. Hackers for right, we are one down. Parents all, we have lost a child. Let us weep."
Love it. Just downloaded and used it. Would you consider adding diarization to your roadmap? I am not sure how hard it would be, as other implementations need to use hugging face/pyanote to do it, instead of local processing. (I left a review on the Appstore also).
I propose an in app purchase for diarization (and any other requested features).
We are bringing millions and billions of these animals to life. Stating that they face similar or worse fate in nature is not realistic as they wouldn’t exist in the first place.
Any recommendations for an affordable city/town with moderate weather ( high 90f and 2-3 weeks of snow per year), walkable neighborhoods and good schools in North America (US/CA)? Seattle area is decent but too pricey for our family.
Do you believe that there’s no trauma involved in the dairy and egg industry? Spend a few minutes watching this about dairy. https://youtu.be/roIWg4ntj9k
Earthling Ed also has videos about egg industry, but the gist is make chicks are crushed in a meat grinder alive.
In my opinion, while many parts of Austin are becoming expensive, I think it’s still not seattle levels of expensive (a lot of bidding /price wars in Austin are for newer houses, while bidding is pretty common in seattle for houses built in early 1900s).
I was planning on eventually moving to Austin to be closer to family, but I won’t do it now. Will stay here in Washington, even though housing is very expensive here.
That’s a very broadly generalization. I have a vegan ideology and I understand the culture behind food. But I also know that culture is constantly changing. We are also very aware of ecological impacts of agriculture (may not be the “true” ecological impact as I’m not sure if there are any long term studies on that). What I know is there might be some communities/ countries that can’t move away from animal based protein yet, but for a lot of people living in industrialized countries like USA/UK, eating animal bodies/products is not a necessity for survival (or a healthy life).
> the vegetable plots were not sprayed with pesticides (like they would be in the US), and so they consumed a fairly large amount of animal (insect) flesh as a result
This doesn’t make any sense. When you eat/cook vegetables, you don’t leave insects on it. You actually wash the vegetable. What you are suggesting is gross and so u healthy.