TechnicolorByte

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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
Just wanted to say I relate completely. Moved a year before pandemic to a completely new place straight out of school and struggled making friends. COVID ruined what little social circle I had started to form. If you (or anyone else reading
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
Good article. The jist of why nutrition science is so bad is a few paragraphs in: > Nutrition research tends to be unreliable because nearly all of it is based on observational studies, which are imprecise, have no controls, and don’t fo
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
You might be right about that actually. I was probably thinking of some of my favorite restaurants and cafes there (e.g., Stable Cafe) but the street itself is a bit empty and can feel sketchy at times.
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
Well this makes me feel silly for renting a private master bedroom+bath in a shared house in NoPa for $2k :) granted I love the location and convenience of it. Maybe I should start looking around for these rent controlled places…
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
Yeah, Mission St is pretty grungy. Had me confused why people thought Mission was such a up and coming place. Then I explored the adjacent streets on either side of Mission St and it’s a lot nicer.
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
This reads like someone who hasn’t followed Tesla’s AI progress since the hype days of the mid-late 2010s.
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
This feature absolutely blew me away last WWDC. Having your own customized digital dashboard with the elegant simplicity and consistency that Apple’s known for is exciting. Although I question the eagerness of carmakers to let the tech behe
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
Great news. Minimizing the amount of street-level pollution will make these walkable cities more pleasant for pedestrians. Reduced noise pollution is another side benefit. Hoping to see a similar effort in SF. Hate walking near NoPa/GG
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
> He readily admits he alternates between enthusiasm and anxiety about how artificial intelligence can change assessments in the classroom, but he believes educators need to move with the times. I have respect for the idea of moving with
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
What do TRT and peptides do that regular exercise and a balanced diet don’t? Some quick googling makes seem like it’s for better muscle growth but not understanding the benefit in relation to having a “younger” body.
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
I’ve always wondered the same. I’d be completely lost as to what I’m supposed to do in such a situation.
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
Really happy that Apple introduced Hide My Email for this reason. Only wish it was easier to manage cross platform and for the ability to initiate email convos instead of only replying.
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
And this is why the remote craze has been bad for me, especially being early in my career.
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
Are drug-assisted therapies a thing in the US? Always hear about them online but figured they can’t be legal.
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
If I were to hazard a guess: 1. The unit price of games is higher than any other media form. What do you pay for your TV shows? Probably not much with a subscription (or ad supported). Movies? $10-$15 a pop at the local theater. Music? Virt
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
> The CDC notes that 71.6 percent of Americans fit the criteria for being overweight Scary number along with: > The percent of the U.S. population that is overweight has remained roughly constant since the early 1960s. But taken in co
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
Is this using Nvidia’s tech or MB’s own HW/SW?
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
It’s interesting that Google—the inventor of the “T” in GPT—is on red alert due to ChatGPT. And Google has a bunch of research in AI (see Dean’s recent blogpost [1]), so what gives with their lack of AI product/execution/strategy?
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
Avoiding the holidays is probably another reason.
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
Thai rings true IME. My (small) social circle died out with COVID/remote work/moving to the city and I’ve struggled to make connections because I’m not the type to initiate events. Realizing now that I’ve taken for granted these o
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
For someone who doesn’t know much about this stuff, what does that mean?
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
Sorry, what do you mean that it got rated?
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
Can I ask where you moved to and why it was a bump on QoL for you? Thinking about whether or not I want to stay in SFBA or not.
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
While we’re on the topic, any recommended pizza places in SF?
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
Would be nice to pay 2009 residential rent prices in SF! Obviously different markets with very different levels of demand. All the more reason to jumpstart commercial-to-residential conversions.
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
Exposure therapy sounds right and something I’ve discussed with my own therapist to get over my own SA. Best of luck to you!
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
Agree with this perspective. As rumored, this headset seems totally un-Apple-like in both form and purpose. It has the same general problem as with all VR headsets: they’re bulky, uncomfortable, and expensive. So I can only see this being g
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
What concrete steps are you considering for overcoming your social anxiety?
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Could getting rid of old cells turn back the clock on aging?(knowablemagazine.org)
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by TechnicolorByte 4y ago
Any specifics on what you think transistors are being wasted on?

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