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It’s almost funny. Honestly, the only way I can see them regaining any trust at all is by a complete change in leadership and increased transparency and accountability.

so obviously it is not happening, and by the time the CEO is replaced it will be too late

When I said half life, I made a mental shortcut that it degrades into harmless compounds.

The 12 days just means how long the body keeps most of tritium.

You are talking how much radiation the water causes and that it is smaller than radiation from banana, and I’m talking that this “banana” stays in your body for 12 days and part of it your body integrates by replacing your hydrogen with its radioactive counterpart.

You work with radiation, but this isn’t just about radiation, but also involves organic chemistry and metabolism.

That 12 days is not a half life, but it is how long it stays in the body before you pee it out. This only matters if you had a single incident of drinking the water or eating contaminated food not if you are constantly exposed to it then each time you consume affected foods you know it stays with you for about 12 days and small part of it stays with you forever as your body doesn’t see the difference between tritium and hydrogen, so it will be happy to use the radioactive version, which could increase your chances of cancer as well as your future generations.

Isn’t the problem as much with the radiation itself as consuming radioactive elements that will stay in your body likely to the rest of your life and provide radiation from the inside?

They said in the video, that it isn’t easy to decarbonize maritime industry. So I think it stayed like that because burning hydrocarbons is easiest.

Looking at logs on those wings, I noticed EU logo there. So it looks like they are trying this because they got government money for this project and likely if not for that this work likely wouldn’t happen.

As somebody who immigrated to the US, I came to conclusion that a lot of the world is far more racist. US is just openly fighting that so it is much more visible.

If it is too hard, I’ll be ok if they just skip it and won’t charge it.

Since I’ve been 12 years old once, I think she is perfectly capable of understanding explanation that it comes from adult game, and using it could attract possible pedophiles.

He shouldn’t need to show the game or say more than that.

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I don’t really use any tool. For my stuff I use FastAPI which generates swagger UI, and when troubleshooting I interact that way.

https://archive.is/20230805134605/https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/05/us/politics/jack-smith-trump-threat-social-media.html

This is absolutely how he should be handled from the start. A lot of people dismissed him “because he is an idiot” and that enabled him to cause damage to our country.

Is it just me, that whenever I see mrbeast face with that stupid smile I want so bad to punch him?

This is funny, because there’s another post saying “Netflix earnings down”

https://lemmy.world/post/1818862

Only 1%… I mean, wouldn’t it be concerning if it was 100%?

How much were they expecting?

Anyway the article says 14 out of 1,000, while 4 years ago in 2019 it was 19 out of 1,000.

Is that really surprising?

LOL, I mean you have Stalin in your profile picture.

argumentum ad temperantiam of course

Yeah parent poster added the masks into the comment, but the study did not mention them, but as the study says, the improper hand hygiene is responsible for large number of food poisonings.

Why the study doesn’t talk about masks? Likely because it was done before pandemic so no one wore masks in that setting. Second thing is that generally they are concerned about serious diseases and if somebody would report catching a cold from eating at restaurant will simply be ignored. People are also less likely to report because it’s harder to be sure where cold came from.

Though if diseases transferred via dirty hands caused 41% of outbreaks, then I believe it’s safe to say that air borne disease is more likely to transfer that way, it’s just a kind of diseases that no one cared about until we had covid, and only in 2020.

I believe it could be this: https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/72/ss/ss7206a1.htm

It’s messed up. Imagine the memo said, that in-n-out bans hairnets, gloves and washing hands unless the offender has a medical note.

I don’t argue for mandating it, as it is very hot in the kitchen, and mask would make it even worse experience, but pandemic or not this makes sense when working on food, it makes it more sanitary, and if employees wants to wear masks all power to them, they should not be penalized.