It requires drill down now and doesn’t list visits on the location itself which is a huge negative.

There isn’t, because you cannot prove a Lemmy user’s gender to enforce this. You can only moderate the content.

Very depressing. We’re social animals, and being highly literate and informed while also socially apt, you really realize just how far apart you are from others, which is alienating, frustrating, and tiresome.

I’m sure the actual paper defines this better, but without a definition of what puts something in this category, it’s not useful.

Even for bread, is it all bread? Is it added gluten? Is it a specific preservative? Is it only bread with bleached flour?

Even so, mass produced and packaged is not the actual contributor…

Same with prepared food… Costco makes prepared food that is equivalent to what you’d make at home. It’s that still bad? If not, what other prepared food is fine?

Surprise, it’s religious history.

The parabolic bottom causes fridge water to shoot up and out causing a mess.

Simple sorts are fundamentally different than the algorithms people are talking about.

They close the bags with a dot of plastic based glue so it doesn’t open

A context aware interpolation with less overhead is a cool technology as compared to context unaware averaging. How that ends up implemented in various engines is a different topic.

Depends what you want to render. High fps requirements in conjunction with movement where the human eye is the bottleneck is a perfect interpolation case. In such a case the bad frames aren’t really seen.