Johanx64

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by Johanx64 2y ago
> Just one more rep It don't work like that. The amount you can work out (at intensity) is limited by your recovery time. Thus you take that "supplement" and can do one more rep, or go to gym extra time a week, especially
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by Johanx64 2y ago
This for MCUs and low powered devices with barely any memory. 32kb of ram and 128kb of flash memory requirement (and some extra space for rendering buffer and framebuffer). Even this is not an insignificant amount for various MCUs.
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by Johanx64 2y ago
It's of no coincidence that your anecdote, anecdotally is completely outside of software development field. While I agree that 20 year old kid highly unlikely to be a good replacement for an experienced 55yo machinist or a 55yo electri
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by Johanx64 2y ago
This has been going on for a long bloody time. My old brother ink printer (10-15years ago) had an internal counter which upon reaching some threshold value (20k pages or whatever), would stop printing and would show some error. To fix it, y
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by Johanx64 2y ago
>Everyone who bought into post-industrial "service-based" economies in the 80s is now experiencing economies that are mysteriously failing to thrive. Fixed it for you. I don't understand how people expect "service-bas
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by Johanx64 2y ago
Saying "non-uniform distribution" doesn't actually purvey any insight or mathematical "truth" and reveals almost nothing about the actual distribution - other than stating that it's non-uniform (well, duh!). Wh
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by Johanx64 2y ago
>In any kind of non-uniform distribution of any good Not in any kind. It is absolutely the case, if there's mostly untaxed generational wealth transfer. Imagine this - you are born in this world with nothing. And every parcel of lan
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by Johanx64 2y ago
The whole conversation is a version of "does alcohol help with depression better than a placebo?" Because just like alcohol - so do SSRIs have a very clear, pronounced psychoactive pharmaceutical effects. It's just that both
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by Johanx64 2y ago
There's also a theory that the reason why SSRIs end up not helping or making things worse in the end is that for males they crush testosterone levels, and if they didn't, they might have been an effective treatment otherwise.
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by Johanx64 2y ago
> Not outperforming a placebo means they don't actually do anything. SSRIs are potent pharmaceutical drugs that have multiple, very strong effects. For example, Setraline (SSRI) is one of the most effective drugs to treat premature
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by Johanx64 2y ago
> If I am 60 and you are 30, I can do the job and do it well, I should not be excluded because of my age. On paper, yes, you shouldn't be excluded because of age. In practice, it doesn't work like it. 60 is basically retirement
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by Johanx64 2y ago
People that find professors and similar in high esteem usually haven't spent enough time in or around academia and academics and for that reason still maintain some innocent aura of mystique and prestige around it in their mind. Quite
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by Johanx64 2y ago
Somebody made a website to express their opinion - wherein their opinion can be surmised by reading the domain name. Text is scaled to 300% to indicate just how important and authoritative they think their opinion is. And it talks down to y
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by Johanx64 2y ago
It's not net zero because you collect all the interest on money you didn't have to begin with and created out of thin air via an accounting trick. Now obviously the liability will get zeroed out in the end, but in the meantime you
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by Johanx64 2y ago
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by Johanx64 2y ago
Well, they do deal mostly with prescriptive policy things given the global context. Namely, do the "green" policies make sense given that: 1. China will only increase it's total energy and resource consumption 2. And so will
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by Johanx64 2y ago
Well, you see laws of physics and periodic table doesn't swap out every time there's a change in administration. Neither are field effect transistors swapped out for vacuum-tubes with a different ruling party. That makes a pretty
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by Johanx64 2y ago
Many people landed good jobs that way. It was a good way for self-promo back in the day. Jobs stackexchange section was also way better than most other jobs boards at the time. It only went majorly downhill after the key people behind the s
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by Johanx64 2y ago
For a while Nintendo didn't have a competition in handheld market. If you wanted a handheld gaming device you only had Switch. Now Steam deck easily competes on fun with Nintendo, because a lot of people have massive decades old steam
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by Johanx64 2y ago
>I personally will never use a platform that can kick me out on a whim, or could screw me the moment Gabe Newell gets hit by a bus. Dude, you have to rebuy all the games you've already bought and already own every odd generation. Im
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by Johanx64 2y ago
It's so odd to see Nintendo who hasn't competed on hardware specs for decades to release new console without atleast some gimmick(s) to sell their severely underpowered hardware. Absolute zero gimmicks and zero excitement. I perso
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by Johanx64 2y ago
Black neighborhoods and china towns are anecdotes? Interesting! It's important for you to understand that I'm not trying to convince you of anything, you already have pronouns in bio, that's like trying to explain to a religi
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by Johanx64 2y ago
It's very simple, I've lived in cities that have "black neighborhoods", pakistani neighborhoods, muslim neighborhoods, asian neighborhoods, indian neighborhoods and gay neighborhoods, and many more hoods in just one city
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by Johanx64 2y ago
Preferential treatment based on immutable characteristics. It's called discrimination. Great idea! What you're engaging in is transparent and glaringly obvious. It's subversive and downright malicious. Even in a cohesive and
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by Johanx64 2y ago
What benefits does your linguistic framework and redefinitions of commonly used terms offer? I'm not seeing it. Looks like you're desperately looking for some seams from which to break fabric of cohesive society appart. Homogenous
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by Johanx64 2y ago
You live in such a twisted "diverse" world-view that has pitted even men and women, young and old against each other. What a rotten culture. Don't No-True-Scotsman and pontificate me what a homogenous and non-homegenous count
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by Johanx64 2y ago
As somebody who born and spent significant portion of my life in very homogenous country. Reading these threads I always come to the very same conclusion: diversity IS the problem and creates problems instead of providing any tangible benif
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by Johanx64 2y ago
> None of this is new, or unique to Russia. Russia has extreme levels of alcoholism and drug abuse. A lot of it is quite unique to Russia, country that brought you Krokodil and things messed up beyond your wildest imagination. People in
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by Johanx64 2y ago
Look for ASUS Alder Lake-N, roughly 100eur incl vat. (that's mobo with N100) You do need to buy SODIMM DDR4 (12-14eur for 8gb), m2 NVME for storage and power supply (which you have to buy for rpi5 also). You end up with a board with wa
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by Johanx64 2y ago
Does running a website automatically mean you are a "tech" company? Or does it become "tech" company just because you need to buy a whole lot of servers to store all the hoarded user data that later is sold out to advert

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