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>which have beneficial effects on muscle growth and repair? Repair from what?
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A sauna will do nothing for muscular-skeletal health.
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I think someone would much sooner switch to a competitor than up their tier.
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It's weird enough to feel performative but not weird enough to be interesting.
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So if someone enthusiastically shows me some crazy game mechanic they made and I say "that's cool", I am using the word "cool" incorrectly?
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It seems like the US never really reovered fully from the Civil War, and the undercurrent of racism has just been allowed to fully come to the surface with social media.
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No one forced Elon to kill a million Africans. He could have just like, not done that.
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It entirely depends on what your goals are. If you want to solve the problem quickly then just use the resources you have, if you want to become someone who can solve problems quickly then you need to spend hundreds of hours banging your he
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Great designers will make great designs no matter what tools you give them.
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Just spend 30 minutes a day without using them. Think of it like practicing an instrument.
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Of all the times to complain about Europeans complaining about wars, maybe now is not the time?
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At this point anything that makes computers less usable is a good thing, time we go back to the real world. It was extremely unpleasant while it lasted.
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That which can be asserted with no evidence can be dismissed with no evidence.
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Long term LLM use will greatly reduce your ability to work in the absense of them. Which is how addiction works.
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It gives me a pleasant interface to talk to my desktop from my phone. I can just send my computer a discord message and have it execute some arbitrarily complex task for me.
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>geoblock one small country Considering that there is multiple "why is this blocked in the uk" comments on every single one of these posts maybe the UK isn't such a small country. Geoblocking a decent chunk of your readers
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So you are thinking that the UK government is going to do an international criminal investigation against aphyr for posting an archive link on a hacker news thread.
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It's "playing it safe" in the same way that wearing full hockey gear to go to the store is "playing it safe". He is either making a political point or excessively paranoid.
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>I'm glad you have done this and I wish more would follow the same course. The more content that becomes unavailable in the UK, the more people might start to pay attention to the stupidity of the law. The law isn't going to be
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Do you have proof the person you are replying to is a bot or are you just going on vibes?
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I think he is trying to make some misguided political statement.
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The game being successful wasn't luck but it being as successful as it was definately was. Block based games had existed for years before minecraft, I don't think there was any reason to believe that this one in particular was goi
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Requiring someone to have access to another camera is not "theater" if it vastly reduces the liklihood someone will be able to produce a copy.
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It is odd when people try to put Notch on the level of someone like Carmack. Like because the guy made a billion dollars that means his opinion should be highly valued in perpetuity. He just seems like a fairly average game dev that lucked
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Switching government and deleting google are probably on the same order of magnitude of difficulty for most people.
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The movie Perfect Days captures this perfectly.
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I would assume writing evolved with humans over many thousands of years and wasn't just some big invention a guy came up with.
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Especially considering Amodei and Altman will be little more than footnotes in 50 years time. They seem important now but they are just the people that happened to be in charge at the moment AI happened to happen. There is more going on tha