NotGMan

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by NotGMan 11mo ago
This depends heavily on which EU country you are: some EU countries have great and cheap healthcare, others have shit and cheap healthcare with 6+ months of waiting time and you can't find even a personal doctor in the public system (w
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by NotGMan 1y ago
Nothing ever happens in isolation. Thinking that the only change is more vit D is reductionst. There could be billions of other interactions changed across the plant due to a "simple gene change for vit D". I remember one mice or
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by NotGMan 1y ago
Chat GPT-4 has alegedly 1.8 trillion parameters. Imagine having a bunch of 2D matrices with a combined 1.8 trillion total numbers, from which you pick out a blocks of numbers in a loop and finally merge them and combine them to form a token
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by NotGMan 1y ago
In many project it's impossible to know the requirements up front, or they are very vagues. Business requirements != programming requirements/features. Very often both the business requirements and programming requirements change
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by NotGMan 1y ago
You have it up-side-down: with ML you can NEVER proove that you won't suffer a gimbal lock or other problem. So if you have a very fast analytical approach you can simulate different paths in a physics simulator on the chip also as a v
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by NotGMan 1y ago
That is true but at the same time it doesn't tell us anything about heart disease increasing or decreasing nowadays.
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by NotGMan 1y ago
>> "Is not as bad as it sounds" >> Cats died because of vitamin A destruction in food. And what other things are our brilliant scientists also overlooking? Just because they can't measure it doesn't mean it d
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by NotGMan 1y ago
Perhaps the author would do best to stop using all of this human exceptionalist inventions such as sevage, medicine and food production and she should go live out in the forest in a hut made from dirt.
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by NotGMan 1y ago
Absolutely false. Check out Nutrition and physical degeneration book by Weston Price. All you need to do is to look at the pictures in the book, you don't even need to read it.
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by NotGMan 1y ago
Good for you. Doesn't change the reality that most of them don't know how to handle money.
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by NotGMan 1y ago
You are free to give them 2.5% of your money, see how it works out. Reality supports my case.
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by NotGMan 1y ago
1) After how many years of 2.5% annual donation would their own wealth drop until they thenself become poor? Donating 2.5% means that you get poorer and poorer over time unless you can make more than that per year back. 2.5% of wealth also
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by NotGMan 1y ago
This would be great if you'd be guaranteed eg 5M $ after ~5 years of doing so. Mostly set for life. Obiously it won't happen :) This type of work is only if you own the business yourself since you're the one who profits.
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by NotGMan 1y ago
>> And no human is so worthless as to be replaceable with a machine. Has the author been in any factory or seen what it looks like in many factories? Robots everywhere! Is the author a manual laborer? If not, why? Because humans even
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by NotGMan 1y ago
You think that Bezos and Musk have billions in their own personal bank account? So what do you mean be "extreme wealth"? Companies? Dividend payouts? House? Yachts? I agree that luxury items that are out of reach of the middle cl
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by NotGMan 1y ago
Chemo could have modified her gut microbiome. People went on keto diets etc... to heal their psychichiatric issues. Eg the son of the Roblox founder healed his bipolar with a keto diet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwXKh7
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by NotGMan 1y ago
You could've at least googled it. Structured water is a real thing, not some hocus pocus. It's in your blood vessels for example, it forms a thin layer at the edges.
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by NotGMan 1y ago
If he wouldn't he wouldn't have make it. You have to take the risk in your life or you're gonna be stuck where you are. Was he lucky? Perhaps. Would he make it if he wouldn't risk it and put in all the work that he need
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by NotGMan 1y ago
This is well known in low carb and juice fasting communities: many people completely healed life long depression after an extreme dietary change.
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by NotGMan 1y ago
Kennedy's explanation: https://x.com/SecKennedy/status/1932580198198964241
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by NotGMan 1y ago
Unfortunately this is the truth.
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by NotGMan 1y ago
Perhaps it's due to overnight fasting, that people in the morning don't eat yet/as much? Autophagy is increased during fasting, it usually takes 3 days of water fasting to fully ramp up to its maximum, so no food overnight mi
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by NotGMan 1y ago
That's a myth. Also high protein consumption is not a problem for kidneys. There was a lot of bad science, this "protein is bad for the kidneys" comes from people who already had kidney issues from other reason beforehand, no
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by NotGMan 1y ago
Health critical apps are the last ones that should be vibe coded. This is pathethic and any kind of "we're not medical professionals" disclaimers should be void in stupid and actually dangerous apps like this.
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by NotGMan 1y ago
Perhaps what this is actually showing is that college is in, in fact, not for everyone. But modern incentives force everyone to college. Thus is gets devalued and it means nothing to have a college degree.
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by NotGMan 1y ago
This. When working on your own engine you also feel as if 90% of the time is spend on user interface creation if you actually want to have an visual editor. People don't realize that they will spend 95% of the time on the engine and 5%
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by NotGMan 1y ago
I see a lot of people here saying "be honest" etc... but that simply doesn't work in real life. I suspect that all of those "be honest" people never actually did this in real life: if they did they would realize tha
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by NotGMan 1y ago
If you'd ever tried this you'd realize quickly that it simply doesn't work on a large part of the population. Humans aren't rational.
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by NotGMan 1y ago
~350$ per week if you want to buy it. Pretty sure carnivore or some other no-fiber low carb would be a bit cheaper :)
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by NotGMan 1y ago
>> He suggests that a positive reform would be to “redshirt” the boys. In other words, give them an extra year of pre-K before starting them in school. Oh God, how stupid do you have to be to not see that this would make the problem w

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