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Aperocky
2y ago
Full aerobics with no strength training. So far I only do cycling and running, averaging to about 110~ minutes per day (with weekends having longer times and weekdays shorter) 80% or more of it is spent at Zone 2/Endurance where I try
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2y ago
Yes. But at least the watch is comparing against a previous measurement, making the baseline consistent. It could have been named Vo5max and for me it'd have worked. In the real world, this number actually tracks pretty linearly with h
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2y ago
Fortunately, this seems relatively simple to change (compared to other things with this magnitude of impact). It was a transformative experience to go from 40 VO2max to 57 (as reported by Apple Watch, and losing 30lbs on the way) over the p
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3y ago
All 5 of them operated at a time without weather radar, satellite and internet. I'd bet they'd all be safe today by simply not moving into weather systems.
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3y ago
> come in for a few years, work, pay tax, and leave. This option would also tie OP to pay tax forever and wherever.
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3y ago
The combination of python, shell and vim powers through any ad-hoc tasks I get. The speed is amazing.
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3y ago
That's assuming that the other 95% stays the same with this new agent (vs creating more work for you to now also have to parse what the model is saying).
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3y ago
The big corp eng might not write a lot of code, but their code might get executed far more often.
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3y ago
Except that's what low code is today. You'll have to describe it in such detail that you might as well as paint it yourself. Maybe it will abstract away setting up the paint and brush and the canvas, that part I'm fine with t
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3y ago
Even the church of emacs have never seen desecration like this.
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3y ago
It has always surprised me how many employees and contractor Google has. Anyone has a rough estimate of tech/non-tech division in Google?
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3y ago
Even the good old steppe nomads did not uproot their yurts all the time, usually just a few times per year or at the far end a dozen times a year. This is rather more like full time traveling setups.
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3y ago
> that hobby may be frivolous in the eyes of someone else. So what? That's missing the entire point of <hobby>.
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3y ago
It could be a 3D porous boundary. A solar eruption may impose 10~ AU of continued heliosphere at this distance.
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3y ago
There's a sweet spot between simplicity, feature and usability. I think git exist right in the middle with a little bit of learning curve. A lot of proposal in this thread would have improved one of these at huge detriment of others.
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3y ago
> arcane CLI commands Are the syntax of the commands the issue or are all CLI commands arcane to you? What would you propose to be the command syntax if you were designing it?
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> The short summary of Cagan’s definitions is that feature teams are told what to do and are measured on delivering output. They’re incentivized to ship products, have low levels of collaboration and almost no autonomy. Product teams, on
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3y ago
> lost the moment it allowed hundreds of fat compensation packages to be signed. There will be no OpenAI to begin with had that not been the case.
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The board could have stayed, they (and OpenAI) just had to bear with the consequences (i.e. all the employees leave). There are no board that can prevent employees from leaving, nor should there.
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3y ago
I mean you can separate a screen out into a bunch of pixels as well, or specifically blue, red, green pixels. Even on the vision front, we have rods and cones that works differently to generate ONE vision. This is entirely semantics.
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Would love to hear what the rest of those are, please be specific.
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That is outrageous, I think most? present media sites have control over which article to paywall, to paywall an obituary is baffling at best.
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> most tasks we achieve via computers and phones do not strictly require a screen. X (doubt). There are unfortunately only 5 senses that our brains can interact with the outside world, and visual ways are the most information dense and t
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3y ago
In my area of expertise? I'd build it.
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I don't think this captures the point I was trying to make, the US government have ultimate control over Federal Reserve and its policies. Thanksgiving will always arrive but the government is not going to be the turkey with its debts,
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3y ago
I've always had a felt for city building games having played since Simcity 4 first came out in 2003. imo the genre does not need great graphic - it needs great content, Song of Syx is one of my more recent (~2 years) favorite, having a
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But what if you can set the CC rates as you please (let's say to 0% because why not and we've been doing that for the better part of last 12 years). And if push comes to shove you can just get infinite "loan" from a bigg
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The hallucinations are now lethal!
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In a way, this speaks to the power good software engineers hold. You can have hundreds of millions but no match for a small number of software engineers in what they are good and enthusiastic at.
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Biology is a great equalizer. Being upper class and lower class apparently doesn't have significant biological indicator to affect strategies such as these. The poorest among our society are still mostly drawing in the same amount of c
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