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8·18 days agoIf anyone wants some plant-based recipes to save some money, there’s some good communities on here for that:
Hypothetically, it said specifically vegan men instead of being broader
So is that like a yea or a nay? :P
Hey now, soyboy doesn’t have to be applied to just boys. The meme was, hypothetically speaking, edited to not say “vegan men”
Or in other words: I’m listening…
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It’s not bad! I liked it at least. It has a hint of banana but not super strong like I was worried it might be
It didn’t unseat oat milk from its place in my heart, but it was good
3·1 month agoIf you want to make the arithmetic faster for any number, (n+1)*n / 2 is the closed form expression for summing the (whole) numbers 1 to n
So (8+1)*8/2 = 36 in this case
Yeah this is good context to put, I’m going to copy that to the text body because I’ve definitely seen people mistakenly think they aren’t eating processed meats when they are
I get that this is more tongue and cheek, but for some perspective it’s around ~21% of US adults that are functionally illiterate (in English) from 2024 stats
3·1 month agoFertilizer prices going up aren’t going to cause that dramatic of an effect. What we’re looking at isn’t unprecedented since a lot of fertilizer is still made elsewhere from other sources
The fertilizer production decrease is not as bad as you are suggesting. Fertilizer prices are up, but not at an unprecedented level. Fertilizer production is not that dramatically centralized as to have no supply left, just less
There is a silver lining to this, it’s going to push everyone to do the things we should have already been doing for climate change at a much faster pace
Renewable energy, especially solar, in recent years as already become the cheapest form of power per kWh. It’s made up 90+% of global new electricity capacity in the last year. New instillation will likely go even further. The war in Ukraine already helped ramp up renewables in many countries and the oil supply shock here is far higher than that.
This doesn’t have to come solely from the top down either. Besides the roof-top solar setups you think of, plug in solar is becoming available in more locations which also allows it to exist for apartments, renters, or just someone who wants a smaller but plug and play install. Outside the US, it’s already a thing in Germany, Austria, France, Lithuania, etc. More states in the US have been looking at approving plug in solar which makes small setups easy to install and possible on balconies. Utah has approved it a few years ago, Vermont just approved it earlier this year, Virginia seems set to do so.
It’s also going to lead towards more electrification. From last week
Induction stove sales on Amazon India have jumped more than 30-fold, while rice cookers and electric pressure cookers are up fourfold, a company spokesperson said.
Kitchen appliances maker TTK Prestige (TTKL.NS), opens new tab said demand for induction stoves had surged far beyond supply.
“There is a threefold surge (in demand),” CEO Venkatesh Vijayaraghavan told Reuters.
https://youtu.be/bAF35dekiAY?t=74 for this being acted out
Not a member or anything, but there’s some stuff like that on Lemmy
Plus some recipe websites are really good like Nora Cooks
3·1 month agoDon’t see a paywall on my end, but https://archive.is/VKgxt should work
I don’t imagine they were talking about being eaten out by other turkeys, but I can’t really say for certain
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If dogs didn’t want to be eaten, why is Elwood’s Organic Dog Meat so delicious? /s
The study seems to suggest those 2% are more so generic facts rather than particular initiatives or changes
EDIT: which is not to say that other generic facts can’t be misleading or twisted, just that these specific 2% weren’t