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by Auracle 1y ago
We sure did. Just a little on those dissolving puffs or whatever to start. Once our kids could eat (cut up) toast they had it almost every morning.
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by Auracle 1y ago
I wouldn't go as far as the commenter above but probiotic strains that we can actually produce are an absolutely tiny fraction of the bacteria that can exist in our gut. There's a reason fecal transplants are a thing, and it&#x27
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by Auracle 1y ago
A dairy allergy is perhaps one thing, but it's always great when ice cream places offer non-dairy alternatives. I'm extremely lactose intolerant and it means I can actually get a treat along with my wife/kids.
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by Auracle 1y ago
You're in a thread about how feeding small children peanuts prevents peanut allergies, so to call it pure fantasy is a bit of a stretch. Might it not have mattered? Sure. Might it have prevented their kid from getting the allergy? T
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by Auracle 1y ago
My friend told me that his in-laws absolutely refuse to buy a new car, as their whole lives they’ve been told it’s an awful deal. Instead, they’ll get something a couple of years old and save maybe a few thousand dollars on a $40,000 vehicl
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by Auracle 1y ago
Energy use, presumably. Of course, are those same users always running their screens super dim? Are they using pen + paper instead of typing whenever they can?
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by Auracle 1y ago
That was back when we had manufacturing knowledge. That’s all but gone.
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by Auracle 1y ago
Honestly, I hated when they removed automatic photo tagging. It was handy as hell when uploading hundreds of pictures from a family event, which is about all I use it for.
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by Auracle 1y ago
I just lost a bunch of files on mine due to their Drive software. I was setting up a folder to sync and just clicking the folder in their file explorer when setting it up isn’t enough to actually select it, so the sync went one level higher
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by Auracle 1y ago
Name another "standard" profession that makes a median of 240k per year.
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by Auracle 1y ago
To prove your point, I believe the last time I went to an ENT to get my nose cauterized for bloody noses cost my insurance around $500 or so. That's for a 5 minute "procedure" I could easily do at home with the right equipme
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by Auracle 1y ago
Have you every talked to someone that’s been in sales for a long time when they’re not at work? Some of them (almost) never turn it off. It’s unfortunate because it makes them seem completely disingenuous.
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by Auracle 1y ago
…isn’t that far better than him just keeping it for himself, which he could have done?
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by Auracle 1y ago
There's a pretty simple solution to the lack of new antibiotics that I've never seen anyone suggest: up the amount of time that any new antibiotics are patented. Right now there's not much of an incentive to create new antibi
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by Auracle 1y ago
You can get them for $2,000 now. One from Asus has been that price several times over the last few months. I got my PNY for 2200 or so.
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by Auracle 1y ago
Thats such a ridiculously extreme viewpoint. What exactly did the user “do to them?”
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by Auracle 1y ago
One man’s gimmick is another’s useful device. I don’t use my iPad much…or didn’t, until I had a toddler and long car rides. I either used my phone or my PC, or a projector for movies. The iPad didn’t really fit in there. I use my Quest 3 of
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by Auracle 1y ago
There is a clear answer - that is, it depends. Some people are able to (mostly) recover their own production and some aren’t. Bodies are complicated.
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by Auracle 1y ago
Yes, and their report was buried. It didn't say that they changed their minds. From further in the article: "But the once controversial theory has been gaining ground among some intelligence agencies - and the BND is the latest t
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by Auracle 1y ago
Your article is a little out of date. The general consensus of spy agencies is that it was definitely leaked from the lab. Created in a lab? Maybe. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cz7vypq31z7o.amp
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by Auracle 1y ago
Eh. People already vastly underreport their tips. This just codifies it in to law. I’m not saying it’s right but I also doubt it’s hitting the IRS’s coffers especially hard. Logically, it would make sense to me to make it dependent on how
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by Auracle 1y ago
Right, but there are plenty of things that can cause pain. It’s reasonable (although it also sucks) to tell women that they should avoid using Tylenol during pregnancy except for fevers in the short term.
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by Auracle 1y ago
Eh, ours was pretty neat. I say was because my wife has a habit of killing plants. My mom’s is still going, and she’s made some cuttings that have done well. The glow is super dim, sure, but it’s still neat. Hopefully we can eventually get
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by Auracle 1y ago
As we all know. People regularly overdose on Facebook and die.
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by Auracle 1y ago
I had to put together an AM5 computer pretty quickly after I accidentally fried some components in my last computer, so I got a Microcenter bundle. I got 2x32GB sticks of RAM with the plan to throw in another two sticks later. I had no idea
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by Auracle 1y ago
Oh man, someone should train an LLM on pre-Digg death Reddit and modern Reddit and have them chat. It’d be a hoot.
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by Auracle 1y ago
Fine tuning text to image/video models perhaps? For the newest models unless you quantize the crap out of them, even with a 5090 you’re going to be swapping blocks, which slows things down anyways. At least you’d be able to train on th
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by Auracle 1y ago
If you have a decent GPU Qwen Edit can probably do it and certainly won’t refuse. Keep in mind no editing model is magic and if the pixels just aren’t there for their faces it’s essentially going to be making stuff up.
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by Auracle 1y ago
Fun fact - I trained a lora on our almost-toddler at the time on SDXL and generated images of her doing dangerous things to send to my wife the first day she had a trip away from us. It was all fun and games until the little shit crawled ou
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by Auracle 1y ago
The US is not “collapsing” and we have plenty of social services. Our lifespan is lower because we’re fat.

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