Llamamoe

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by Llamamoe 2y ago
Given the links between dementia and infectious disease and the microbiome, I wonder if the real explanation could just be that unmarried people have less exposure to infection vectors(since living with another person working elsewhere esse
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
> I think saccharin is probably the safest of all the artificial sweeteners. Stevia and monk fruit extracts (herbal sweeteners) are probably okay too, as long as you're not allergic to them. No, isomaltulose(a.k.a Palatinose) is the
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
You'd more than notice if your water was bad enough to develop enough harmful microorganisms to be bad for you (this goes for drinking water, not random wilderness water of course. always filter and boil that)
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome is extremely common, and extremely underdisgnosed both - most sleep studies only screen for sleep apnea, and most physicians aren't aware of the different ways in which UARS presents, even though it&#x2
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
Plastic is not metal, it's a tangle of polymer subunits that get scraped off relatively easily. Whenever you scrape a plastic container with an utensil or finger, or even just from water being poured out of a bottle, a small amount of
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
> but you should also keep in mind sometimes young kids who don't know any better often do a pretty good job. At entry level positions in their field. Not at taking a damn axe to the internal workings of a government they know nothi
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
These tools need to be paid for. By people whose welfare is currently being taken away by the same man who owns NeuraLink.
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
Now add an option to exclude people and places from showing up ^^`
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
There's even cheaper ones on AliExpress/Alibaba, and some of them are pretty good- there are YouTube videos from owners, and even some Reddit testimonials. The quality is extremely variable, but some of them are apparently pretty
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
Doesn't seem to work on mobile.
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
I haven't had much luck using it as a search engine, but I ADORE using the "explore random websites" feature[1], and just browsing random personal blogs and sites, or kitsch neocity pages. All of it feels so human and is a jo
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
To some extent, it is true that academic environments tend to lean heavily left, but it's debatable whether that's "ideological capture" or just truth tending to agree with left-aligned ideology more. To me, the most con
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
Since when is stack overflow a garbage site?
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
One of the primary roles of norepinephrine is literally mediating alertness, including stress/fight-or-flight responses more specifically.
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
> From that logic you should block every single corporate blog out there. I considered this previously. I feel like the web would be a vastly improved experience if you just blocked everything affiliated with a corporation as opposed to
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
I'm sorry but you're missing the obvious fact that $0.000000001 per user per financial quarter is simply worth incomparably more than the future of humanity's access to knowledge and learning. Have you paused even for a momen
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
I'm not familiar with cryptography enough to know whether these arguments make sense, but if they do, this is really damning. That's a series of intentional, unnecessary changes that each massively weaken the protocol's secur
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
You might experience mind-wandering "dreams" while in shallow sleep, but they're not true dreams, and this stage is a brief transitory stage into NREM sleep, during which no dreams happen.
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
Obvious caveat: You REALLY want to research this in-depth to see if there's any basis to it, but I recently came across the fact that Hymecromone(4-methylumbelliferone) is an inhibitor of Hyaluronic Acid synthesis, which is a part of e
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
As far as I can tell, Nanite is only faster when you're rendering huge trianglecount, unoptimized meshes, and strictly slower than proper LOD - I've seen convincing evidence that just enabling Nanite for already-optimized meshes r
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
> In fact, the video game industry is one of the few that actually care about performance, often more than safety and correctness. If it does, then it doesn't show. It feels as though most major game engines have completely given up
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
The problem is that this process would likely use more energy than you could ever hope to gain from photosynthesis, even assuming it could be as efficient as in algae.
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
It's a bad comparison but what you say is only true if you look at direct deaths - youth doesn't really protect against long covid, and the increase in cardiovascular risks in fact seems to disproportionately affect younger people
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
My problem is that inevitably, precision while typing on a mobile keyboard is low, and you NEED autocorrect, in most cases autocorrect supporting 2 languages simultaneously. One feature I miss from Swift Key for android 2 is that it'd
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
Almost, but not quite - you can move each vertex of a cube inwards on all 3 axes, e.g. treating each face as a 4-point heightmap. This would automatically extrude new cubes upwards, destroy ones you flatten to nothing, etc. which means it c
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
IMO, an even better tool was the Cube 2 Sauerbraten ingame editor - a combination of octree(e.g. variable-size) voxels spliced with per-vertex heightmaps that let you treat parts of it as terrain, others as cubes, and sculpt others into arc
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
So what does it do? Create a normal map while drawing?
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
People without ADHD already get more than enough benefit from just coffee. Stimulants might be able to benefit them further, but if you let anyone take them, eventually it'd become expected of everyone due to their increased productivi
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
Could you include information about the hardware necessary to run it?
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by Llamamoe 2y ago
> I ended up ditching search alltogether and ended up finding a semi-relevant paper on the nih.gov and going through the citations manually to trying and find information. I've been doing this for years now. The normienet as I call

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