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@NEETzsche

We care about what works, not what people who have no understanding of science think of the system.

@SirHendrick

@Co a better start than I had. But yea if your looking to get fancy there is a lot of practice needed. Though I've been at it years and I can say that about myself as well.

@Co

The style you see me posting is Copperplate Italian Hand.

If you wanted to do calligraphy there is no rule that says it has to be cursive :)

@cee

@Co

Was that slow writing or fast writing? Looks like ordinary handwriting (though not horrible for that) wrater than "fancy" or calligraphy... but its a better starting point than I had.

@cee

@spazzpp2 Sure.. doesn't change the fact that a proven fallacy is at play here. This isnt some obscure thing data scientists are proposing, its literally something you'd learn in a basic undergrad course.

Moreover I'd expect the expectation of being incorrect to go the other way, to presume the studies which exhibit the fallacy clearly to be assumed to be where the error lies rather than somehow it is correct despite the obvious application of said fallacy.

@stux We dont run glitch but we have that feature. Its easy enough to port on top of vanilla from QOTO if you wanted it.

@spazzpp2
In what sense? The problems with observational data and confounding is a fundamental component of data science.

@trinsec
I love spicy, but inknow your delicate Dutch pallette probably wouldnt survive it. I always assumed it was more of a horseraddish kind of spicy though.

@trinsec
They are just so selfish with their scrinkled little noses. I really want to try hasparat btw.

@cee
Its attractive as far as normal handwriting goes. Id like to see how you handle a flex nib ;)

@trinsec
Agreed. What made her and gul du'cot such great villains is their realism. Most real world evil people convince themselves they are doing good when really its just a justification. They both captured this beautifully.

@Chrisleon27
Yup, the high pressure tanks are pretty sturdy with thick walls. Normal tanks (not high pressure) are something like 2500 psi. Regardless the oxygen and other gas isnt liquid though.

@Chrisleon27

I am, yes. We dont use liquid oxygen in scuba. We use pressurized gases, including oxygen, up to about 4000 psi max.

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