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by Sammi 2y ago
Anyone here have any experience using Acetylcysteine to treat long covid? Or any other safe drug?
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by Sammi 2y ago
Steve Jobs scaled it. Brian Chesky, maybe the Zuck and Elon? There are multiple examples.
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by Sammi 2y ago
The real world actual usage of neural network software is increasing. People are finding uses for it. They are replacing or augmenting search and lookup. Translation, proof reading, and copy writing is actually useful. AI assisted coding is
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by Sammi 2y ago
Shame can be a very positive emotion like this :) It is usually a signal that there is something we would like to change.
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by Sammi 2y ago
The lottery has many players and few winners. Real life is all of us and all of us have an enormous impact in some way. Especially if we try and apply ourselves. Not all the time, not for everything, but if we try enough things enough times
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by Sammi 2y ago
> All that said, it's trivial to use proxies or VPNs to bypass any blocks. Maybe for you sure. The large drove of people flocking to serverless these days suggests that even most technical people don't want anything to do with
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by Sammi 2y ago
Aren't the cool kids using https://tailscale.com/ these days?
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by Sammi 2y ago
You are critical and people are critical back at you. Did you think this was going to be a one way street? With conspiracy theorists you have to be super vigilant, because they don't argue in good faith.
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by Sammi 2y ago
I don't understand the difference you are describing, but the data you link to shows a very similar graph to the OP. Or at least I can't see what the difference is. Could you elaborate?
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by Sammi 2y ago
Why?
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by Sammi 2y ago
I downvoted because you didn't qualify your statement.
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by Sammi 2y ago
Just closing well known ports will mean less drive-by sniffing. Which is an improvement. Doesn't mean you are now completely safe - it's just an improvement. At the very least it will make your logs smaller, as they won't be
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by Sammi 2y ago
I have a folder of scripts. One main script that calls into the other scripts, just so I can keep my head straight. But one large script might work just as well for you. This sets up everything I need so I can treat my servers as livestock
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by Sammi 2y ago
Half of all the people in the world are below average. I know, it's crazy right? Confirmation bias makes us expect others to be like ourselves, but they are not, and you're going to have a bad time when you expect them to be like
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by Sammi 2y ago
From Iran's perspective: yes exactly. No one is attacking Iran. Because they have weapons to defend themselves with. This is because attackers like weak targets. They don't like attacking someone who can defend themselves. Russia
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by Sammi 2y ago
P-limit is amazing. So good it kinda is a proof that most libs aren't as good as it.
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by Sammi 2y ago
At this point I avoid Intel for the same reason I avoid Boeing.
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by Sammi 2y ago
If companies are really spending twice the money on amd chips as these numbers imply, then this should mean that a amd server chip has a 2x perceived value compared to an intel one.
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by Sammi 2y ago
I pay for Youtube Premium. I never see this, and I don't understand how suffer like this. You don't have to. I also use Revanced on mobile.
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by Sammi 2y ago
So he actually got silver?
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by Sammi 2y ago
Typo. Funny typo given we're on hn.
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by Sammi 2y ago
Or just two separate moonshots for now.
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by Sammi 2y ago
"What I find instead, is that by just processing novel information, especially if I focus on analysing it, my brain internalizes insights and builds model of that type of thing" Sorry, but this is memoization.
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by Sammi 2y ago
As per the example above, for all practical purposes it does.
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by Sammi 2y ago
This makes me so tempted to get one of those whole genome tests. I had issues with anxiety from age 20 to 38. I was a regular drinker of coffee between the age 20 to 38. About a month after quitting I was finally able to yawn properly like
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by Sammi 2y ago
Mastodon doesn't have a fraction of the ground sources that Twitter has. You go to Twitter because that's where the people who know shit and tell you about shit are. It has nothing to do with Twitter itself. It's just network
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by Sammi 2y ago
That's what actually makes it a source :) You get the news from the horse's mouth.
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by Sammi 2y ago
So story points work when they are used as an internal tool for a team to understand themselves. And story points don't work when they are a tool used to communicate to the external world outside the team.
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by Sammi 2y ago
There are surely to be diminishing returns for sure. Ladybird is clearly improving this fast right now because the devs are picking the low hanging fruit. But we also don't need 100% parity before Ladybird usable. And when users pick i
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by Sammi 2y ago
They want to be able to run more websites well before they invite the unwashed masses from windows XD

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