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But you are just using virtualenv with pip. It doesn't change any of the moving pieces except that uv is virtualenv aware and will set up / use them transparently. You've been able to have the exact same setup forever with
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Is that how that works?! I've always wondered what legal trickery they used since Mexico isn't listed on the WHO's list of countries who don't require Rx for antibiotics.
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The addictive component makes sense, does that mean men who are injured and produce less go through withdrawal? Or like men as they age? That sounds miserable.
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I'm not saying to sell it over the counter but surely just bring a prescription would be sufficient. I see medspa clinics advertising it to men for its masculinizing effects so it can't be that hard to acquire.
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Is testosterone a controlled substance? But why?
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This is just how Intel names their CPU generations. It's far more boring than you're imagining. It's presumably named after https://snohomishcountywa.gov/5383/Panther Comet Lake, Elkhart Lake, Cooper Lak
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It's Conservapedia, authored by AI, and exists to present the world as seen through the eyes of Mr. Musk. The hope is that through AI it can be comprehensive enough to be useful and if enough people adopt it you can quietly put your th
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The total number of clusters. Determining this algorithmically is a fun open problem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Determining_the_number_of_clus... . For the data I work with at $dayjob I've found the Silhouette a
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You might be right, I'm just talking about "last mile" efficiency. I get electricity at $/kWh and gas at $/therm and then an electric heater is x% at converting that electricity into hotter water and a gas heater is
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I think the much better language would be the "no language" database. Throw portability to the wind and just have the client ship the query plan directly. The frontend to the database is howerver you want to expose it in your lang
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I'm currently facing this dilemma when it comes to my new water heater purchase. The $/kJ actually delivered into the water difference is so significant despite gas being less efficient that I'm probably going to switch to ga
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1y ago
> On asynchronous protocols like ASGI, despite the fact the concurrency model doesn't change that much – we shift from one event loop per process, to one event loop per thread – just the fact we no longer need to scale memory alloca
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It will be interesting to see if this will make natural gas a more attractive source of residential heating as the price has remained relatively stable over the past 20 years. The push for electrification seems like it relies on us metaphor
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Every durable function platform is so disappointing because they all try to work without solving the hard problem: serializing, snapshotting, and restoring a running program. They all have some API that pushes the work of state management a
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1y ago
Yes? Our boy in the big top hat pardoned the entire Confederacy—he's Pardons—Georg. Nobody would be dumb enough to use number of pardons to argue Lincoln was corrupt or abusing power. 4000 of Biden's pardons were mass pardons. 150
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Right, the ability to pardon is a diplomatic tool. Sad that it's being used as a get your buddies out of jail free card or a way to collect donations. I think at this point whatever policy differences between us are probably secondary
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It really does seem like folks on the right assume that people who vote Democrat have a lot more love for Democrats than we actually do. The whole Bill Clinton in the Epstein files thing is another example—like yeah man let him hang. There&
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I'm not. If they had simply said, "Hey this is getting to be too much work and I don't want to continue anymore. Let me know if you're interested in taking over maintainership of the project." then that's fine.
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I don't know either. But it was the first time I'd ever seen this phrasing and searching the internet for it didn't turn up much. So I came up with what I thought the best-faith interpretation of it could be—that due to my (p
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Ceph is absolutely lovely and rock solid. Can't recommend it enough.
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Step 1: I made this thing and am freely giving it away for the benefit of everyone. Come join the party! Step 2: Wow, because this is a community project I can depend on it continuing to exist freely thanks to a large base of diverse partie
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I mean it's great that people are figuring out LLM biases but looking at each individual question and the spread of answers seems to support the theory that companies aren't biasing their models (or at least failing to do so) when
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I hate saying people are holding it wrong but given just given how LLMs work, how did anyone expect that this would go right? Managing the LLM's context is the game. I feel like ChatGPT has done such a disservice for teaching users how
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This is the problem, the law clearly recognizes tracking as something people don't want. The fact that they let every website beg you to allow tracking instead of banning all but functional cookies is the problem. They capitulated to a
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I can assure you I am as white as they come, my family being a mix of Quebecois and Irish I'm "wears sunscreen in the winter" pale. I'm at a loss for why you would assume something about my racial background from my view
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The technology forum that despises technology, what a world. We should be expanding voting access, not taking it back to the 19th century. Vote with whatever means you have: wanna show up physically and hand-write your ballot, great!, wanna
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But is the distinction meaningful? The alternative to a shed in Virginia is a different shed in Montana? I mean sure there are a lot of different sheds out there but they're all still sheds. They're all shared responsibility model
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1y ago
It's actually kinda great. When AWS has issues it makes national news and that's all you need to put on your status page and everyone just nods in understanding. It's a weird kind of holiday in a way.
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Any news organization that does this deserves to burn, but I think it makes sense for aid organizations because they want to be able to portray the work they're doing / have done but might have some pause showing real people'
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Did I miss something in the article? The user can get their recovery key by logging into their Microsoft account. You don't have to jot it down, that's why it's only turned on when you sign in with Microsoft account so the re
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