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by EMM_386 5y ago
> i should add, anxiety level can influence this system a lot The interesting thing is I have very low anxiety, I actually am taking this whole Covid thing in stride. I'm more of the "if it's my time, it's my time&qu
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> If i were in your shoes, I’d try to reach out to one of the groups researching long covid therapies. Have a link? I'm in NJ. This isn't "talking up" my symptoms, it's real. I'd love to talk to anyone in
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> Eg: Google Cloud console downloads like 20MB of resources. That must be a fairly large application. Consider they are pushing it internally, I have no idea how optimized that is. When you consider this is cached, that means you only h
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> You should consider that sequelae like this are characteristic of many forms of being very sick. I didn't go from very healthy to very sick after a stay in the hospital with Covid for no reason. I don't honestly care if it es
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> Just the sense of having some room for air inside your chest. Thanks this is exactly what I need. It's so surreal to just have a slightly long sentence in front of a group of people, only to end up catching your breath, to realize
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> Is is really that bad? It's not that bad. I am lead on a large Angular 13 project and we love it, easy to work with, build, deploy. We have literally no issues at the moment. .Net 6 C# APIs on the back-end, Oracle database. It
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> It took me 9 months to get over it completely. How did you do it? Just slowly rebuild lung capacity? I need to do this ASAP now as if I speak for too long, I have to catch my breath. That is "no bueno".
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by EMM_386 5y ago
I have been noticeably short of breath since getting a pretty bad case of Covid (hospitalized), and that was months ago. Even things like climbing stairs has become a chore. One top of that, I was experiencing syncope on standing which the
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by EMM_386 5y ago
They obviously have to surrender to satellites in terms of "hiding things out in the desert", they can't hide things anywhere on the planet anymore. But they seem to have hidden this well enough, it has to come out of a hange
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by EMM_386 5y ago
Very impressive. Note: I had to disable uBlock Origin to get this to work.
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> Nothing about superdeterminism says you can't find ways out of suffering Actually it does. Your movie is going to play out the way it plays out, regardless of whatever you do. Throw your feet up in the recliner or struggle for th
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by EMM_386 5y ago
Free-will fits perfectly fine into the evolutionary theory. When prey are faced with predators on the open savannah, they may be in "unconscious mode" when grazing the grass, but if they glimpse a predator, ears and tail go up, he
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> Physicists don't largely choose physical theories on whether they make life meaningful or not. I think you're thinking of religious people. I disagree, I think quite the opposite. Physicists often seem to adhere to a "re
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> Life can still be fun even it is pre-rendered. Like a movie you don't know what's going to happen next anyways. What if my life isn't "fun"? A lot of people live out lives of complete suffering. Childhood ca
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by EMM_386 5y ago
I strongly feel that the mystery of consciousness is somehow deeply tied into why we have things like QM and not classical physics. If it was just classical physics, then you get yourself into the thinking that you can rewind time and all t
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by EMM_386 5y ago
I am a subscriber. It's totally worthwhile, but it depends on your interests. I originally subbed, for all things, to see Penn & Teller teach the basics of magic. I've since moved on to learning about cooking and how movies a
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by EMM_386 5y ago
This was an absurdly teeth-clenching deployment. And no back-up, even if the Ariane launch failed. No back-up. Congrats to everyone across the board for getting this amazing telescope right where it needs to be. Now all we need is the mirr
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> My #1 issue with Windows 11 is not being able to un-group my taskbar items. Weird because while I hate that also, mine is the opposite. I hate not being able to group my start menu items. I use it as a "second-tier" taskbar
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> On Monday, 17 January 2022 at approximately 12:46 AM UTC Crypto.com’s risk monitoring systems detected unauthorized activity on a small number of user accounts where transactions were being approved without the 2FA authentication contr
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Pig Kidneys Transplanted into Brain-Dead Man as Patients Face Organ Shortages(wsj.com)
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by EMM_386 5y ago
Agreed, with reflection you can get around that also, but in JS it's even less of a "real thing" at the moment and I don't see that changing until the far future where we can drop some of this legacy cruft.
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by EMM_386 5y ago
I disagree with this. We have a reasonably large Angular application that is only going to get much bigger (hard to define what that means ... big telephony app with tens of thousands of customers). I am the lead and architect. We use enu
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by EMM_386 5y ago
For most here, this will be familiar, but what this is affecting is the radar altimeter. You've probably seen the videos where the system will do an audio countdown "100, 50, 40, 30, 20, 10, retard, retard" [Airbus]. That sys
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by EMM_386 5y ago
It isn't that difficult to optimize relational SQL databases. I've dealt with databases with billions of rows in hundreds of tables and the company's initial thought was to flatten the schema due to perf. complaints. We got
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by EMM_386 5y ago
This is technically true. If he wants to act like spoiled brat and put malware in his own code, he can under MIT (he can do whatever he wants, just like anyone else can do with it).
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> I don't think what he did was particularly good but I think he was entitled to do it. And the blame falls on the system we have which relies on random people to do work for free with no contract or obligation. Utter nonsense. You
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by EMM_386 5y ago
The silly thing is that crypto is now following the stock market for the most part, at least the big coins like BTC/LTC/Doge/etc are. Market goes down, crypto seems to go down with it. Look at something like 1-month BTC and
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> Has anyone made a bot yet to automatically reply to stalebot so issues aren't closed? stalebots serve a purpose but they can be extremely annoying also. I literally have 10+ issues bookmarked on Github I have to keep responding on
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by EMM_386 5y ago
We use PrimeNG and I would highly recommend it. It's under MIT also which is a bonus depending on your use case. https://www.primefaces.org/primeng/showcase/#/
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> I'm a big Angular fan, even if I tried React, I highly prefer Angular for being more strict, complete and imho more suited for very big projects. I agree, I just moved us to Angular 13 and I love every second of it. I've work

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