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by 0x5345414e 1y ago
This is having a direct impact on my wellbeing. I was at Whole Foods in Hudson Yards NYC and I couldn’t get the prime discount on my chocolate bar because the system isn’t working. Decided not to get the chocolate bar. Now my chocolate leve
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by 0x5345414e 2y ago
Yes
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by 0x5345414e 2y ago
Right. Aside from declining GDP per capita, way too much immigration, a housing crisis and wage stagnation things are going great!
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by 0x5345414e 3y ago
Education centre seems like a strange choice given that it’s in the middle of nowhere…
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by 0x5345414e 3y ago
Yeah I’m not sure I agree with that statement either…
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by 0x5345414e 3y ago
This is a bit like saying you cheat on tests by studying…
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by 0x5345414e 4y ago
I don’t see how this challenges the CICO argument at all. Weight gain is just a function of calories absorbed and calories burned. You can dig into the details of what those two numbers might be for different people but it doesn’t change wh
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by 0x5345414e 4y ago
In aggregate, employees make a company money. That much is trivially true. At the individual level, one can be a net gain, net loss, or breakeven. I often wonder how skewed this distribution is at some companies. Ideally you trim the ones t
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by 0x5345414e 4y ago
True, that’s pretty common in industrial and commercial settings as well. Though here I’m thinking more in terms of a residential setting. Relying on a secondary fluid loop would likely raise the cost quite a bit due to the extra components
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by 0x5345414e 4y ago
So it’s a solid and it melts, absorbing heat, then it must turn back into a solid, releasing heat. I’m curious to see how they move the solid back to where it started to complete the cycle. Maybe the material doesn’t move at all, it’s on s
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by 0x5345414e 4y ago
New refrigerants will make a big difference here. The main theoretical restriction is the pressure delta required to go from a low enough pressure to transfer heat into the system at a low ambient temperature, then to a high enough pressure
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by 0x5345414e 4y ago
COP vs. efficiency. In the case of a heat pump, it takes 1 kW to “move” 3 kW of heat, rather than turning 1 kW into 3 kW.
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by 0x5345414e 4y ago
SBF more or less admitted in the leaked Twitter DMs that the “effective altruism” was just PR (surprising no one, I hope)
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by 0x5345414e 4y ago
Kagi has been great for me
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by 0x5345414e 4y ago
I’m not sure why, but I have a feeling that, long term, this won’t turn out as poorly as everyone thinks.
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by 0x5345414e 4y ago
I think there are a lot of people that would. Are they the people that twitter actually needs? I’m not sure. But there are people that would. Some of them are in this thread.
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by 0x5345414e 4y ago
Well he was dumb enough to post a bunch of lies and nonsense to Twitter the last couple days…
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by 0x5345414e 4y ago
One day when you’re all grown up you’ll understand that people valuing different things than you doesn’t mean they’re idiots.
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by 0x5345414e 4y ago
Works fine for me on iOS 16
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by 0x5345414e 4y ago
It brings predictability because know you won’t run out of memory. If everything is statically allocated, the total amount of memory the application will use is known at compile time. Very important for memory restricted systems.
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by 0x5345414e 4y ago
My rate is 165 USD/hr, but I’ll drop it as low as 135 for a long contract (6 months+). I do custom software for the refrigeration industry (mostly simulations, sensor data logging, a lot of web apps, etc.). But yeah like another poster
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by 0x5345414e 4y ago
You will get better pretty quickly if you keep at it. Hopefully you live near a place where you have a bit of elevation gain for your hikes. Another thing that I’ve found helps a lot is squats and deadlifts. I would say the main thing that
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by 0x5345414e 5y ago
Travelling helped me a lot. You’re kind of forced into social situations especially if you stay in hostels. I’m not talking about a 1 week vacation though. I’d recommend a multi-month trip.
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by 0x5345414e 5y ago
This paper has some interesting details on potential causes of lean diabetes: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4434081/
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by 0x5345414e 5y ago
This is the more correct answer. If anyone wants to dive into mechanisms of insulin resistance, this paper is a good overview: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6170977/
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by 0x5345414e 5y ago
The ideal way to less work with freelancing is to get retainer contracts. Build an application for a business then charge a quarterly fee for maintenance. Maintenance is usually about an hour or two of work a month. Though I'm more in
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by 0x5345414e 6y ago
This is a great book/course. I started programming at 13 but didn't truly get a grasp of how a computer worked until I took this course at 24. Got me started with embedded systems and all kinds of other fun stuff.
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by 0x5345414e 6y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Waterloo, Ontario | Remote only, any timezone I'm working on a large project for a company in the refrigeration industry and I will potentially need some sub-contracting work in the near future to help with the wor
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by 0x5345414e 6y ago
In order to make it reliable you had to make a custom classifier. The one that shipped with their software was garbage.
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by 0x5345414e 6y ago
Funny story about the Myo. It was a promising device and seemed to me like it had great niche applications (such as medical). Founders weren't interested in that I guess and moved to smart glasses. Last summer they sold the patents for

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