DaveZale

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by DaveZale 10mo ago
moves at the speed of light even at rest! Wow... this is enticing.
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by DaveZale 10mo ago
nice. That's one approach to making it palatable. I have some Indian spices in the kitchen. This will be fun to try on a chilly day. It's really interesting that this study actually directly measured blood cartenoid levels. Wh
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by DaveZale 10mo ago
It's worth noting that the 3D-printed cornea was originally developed all the way back in 2018, at Newcastle University in the UK. Precise Bio, for its part, says it developed its 3D printing system in collaboration with clinicians ove
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Eat Some Spinach(swedenherald.com)
3 points by DaveZale 10mo ago|4 comments
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by DaveZale 10mo ago
in the US, it's all about medical "billing codes" so that doctors can be reimbursed for services. What is diagnosed as AD is often the result of vascular issues. Or even long term oxygen deprivation during the night due to
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Move over brainrot, this year it's rage bait(helsinkitimes.fi)
3 points by DaveZale 10mo ago|0 comments
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by DaveZale 10mo ago
I was placed by a recruiting firm that places a lot of tech workers from India for a short term project a few years ago. The recruiter worked hard to edit my resume to fit the job description (and I had to edit his edits to fit reality).
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
actual age minus twenty alrighty then (pushes hand through hair like Ace Ventura)
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
fwiw the Tokyo noodle packs' price actually dropped, if instant noodles is one of your staples.
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
"you are your brain" I stopped reading there. Nothing could be further from the truth. Compare yourselves during times when you, your brain, and the rest of your body were in peak fitness vs when you were miserable with a cold or
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
Arnold Schwartzenegger gives similar advice. Cultivate chosen habits, so that energy isn't spent agonizing over choices. This reduces friction to the behaviors that you choose. The Pump Club newsletter is a free offering and has simp
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
try watching a televised American football game. So many ads for AI. Of course ads appeal most to the gullible.
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
"The authors noted that the distinction between reality and delusion can be complicated by the actual capabilities of modern technology. Real-world algorithms do track user behavior to serve targeted content. This can sometimes mimic t
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
if you are near mountains, and love to go on long high altitude hikes, very little training is required
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Frankenstein the Book(dn790007.ca.archive.org)
1 points by DaveZale 11mo ago|0 comments
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
all of those sound great. Plus on top of that, we'll get unexpected developments. But these are economists, I get it
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
easy to build, kits available, or use arduino, or go even more original
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
or maybe what there is likely never makes it past the microbial stage? As we go up the food chain, entropy gets so much higher, with as many things that can go wrong as can go right. Look at the fossil record, most higher life forms eithe
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
some old school types also say Read it. Write it. Say it. Same gist
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
it's not 100% real, I bought a call last week at a deep discount to the ASK. Do you remember the stock market a few decades ago? Stocks once had large bid/ask spreads. Now the hft/dark pools eat it all, with 99% profit on t
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
also if the losses are in a non-IRA, they are (or were? talk to your cpa) tax deductible against other gains. But is it all worth even one lost night of sleep. Nah.... of course, there are ways of covering bets with options but that is p
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
I made the mistake of gambling on 3x gas and oil futures once. Problem was, I got lucky a couple of times. They got all my money back and then some eventually. Gains based on luck can be toxic! Unless it's a well thought out statis
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
also you may have to pay interest on shorted shares. Better to take a Burry/Taleb approach of extreme option bets with small money.
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
fwiw I am in the process of degoogling including a switch to protonmail, and the sign up included recs to use Bravesearch, Qwant and Kagi for search
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
maybe learn about options. do some practice trading. Theory is one thing, patience and common sense are other things. Above all be very, very careful, but have fun. The practice part is important but when you are comfortable, nibble a li
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
May be stating the obvious here, but Uncle Sam is lending a hand to AI companies. Sure it may be a red herring but hey, these people can literally print money if they want to. Just don't call it that. Call it "Fed balance sheet
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
Why am I suddenly hearing that pop song in my head, "How looong has this been going on?" WIX is a really cheap company, no loss. I got an invite to apply recently, and almost laughed myself out of my chair.
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
Nope, same here. But the attacks on neighbors hasn't stopped there. Or here
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
Gaza is not being destroyed relentlessly on a daily basis. Of course part of that is because it's already obliterated. But what a nightmare it was, and as a US taxpayer I was complicit. Okay here come the downvotes. So be it.
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by DaveZale 11mo ago
for the classics, look no farther than archive.org - no log in or paywall ... if you're like me, when you find one you really like, order the physical copy on betterworldbooks or some other nonprofit site

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