Tenoke

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by Tenoke 5y ago
Those are definitely the most common but a normal user might also not know it matters and sign up for a novelty email service so theirs can sound cooler.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
This is not even what the common wrong Dunning-Kruger interpretation means, even if we don't consider that the whole thing seems to mostly be a statistical artefact. https://arelbundock.com/posts/dunning_kruger&#x2
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Presumably because opening/working hours remain the same by the clock when we switch (or when you are on the edge of a zone as in some of the studies) rather than adjust, and they are currently more optimal for one of those. At any rat
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Probably not in that case. My flights cost around ~100e though so spending even 1 hour extra to reduce my risk of missing it by 5% is already not worth it.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
You can paint it negatively but hiring them when others don't also improves their salaries - if everyone else followed their lead there'll be no inefficiency and they won't be underpaid.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
The argument isn't about a specific company having the competency but that someone would and they would rise above. Also, more specifically - as a Samsung user for my preferences they offer as good or better products than Apple while o
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by Tenoke 5y ago
>Yes, it's a war. Deal with it The countries doing the seizing aren't at war with Russia and seem adamant about currently not being at war.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
>I need nvidia drivers (for ML and sysadmin stuff) Even with WSL I don't see how Windows is better than Linux for nvidia ML stuff and I use Windows+WSL, too. Care to explain?
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by Tenoke 5y ago
It's definitely true for PCs. At best you can get the same price for pre-assembled but usually it's more expensive. Not sure about laptops though.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
All of the above is true for Bandcamp except needing an internet connection initially but I don't imagine that's such a limiting factor. There's still CD sales going on there so the above doesn't explain it completely an
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by Tenoke 5y ago
They might make it harder to choose but props to Twitter for still having the chronological option and allowing access through alternative interfaces like Tweetdeck unlike say Facebook. Also props for letting you to just straight block in t
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Same currently. Unless I'm just modifying a simple trusted image (which does happen often enough) I just start from Ubuntu during development and only attempt to move the image to Alpine if I'm really trying to improve resource us
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by Tenoke 5y ago
>due to the great popularity of Docker, Alpine Linux is one of the most deployed operating systems currently in use Wow, that's impressive! However, when I check on Distrowatch it's only in the 30s. Is there a better statistic?
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Ownership transfer is done by a function call. The function often has extra logic like % of the funds for the transfer going to the artist. I guess you can cheat by sending a small amount in the transfer and seperately paying the seller the
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by Tenoke 5y ago
I hadn't seen the meta-analysis, thanks. 2=3 IQ points drop is pretty significant and enough to be worth consideration but it's not too worrisome.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
>We are already seeing studies that show regular marijuana use is correlated with permanent decreases in intelligence, memory loss, motivation, and mental health. I can maybe believe it but I am yet to see a convincing Meta-Analysis or a
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by Tenoke 5y ago
You were comparing to working out indoors not working out in a car initially.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
This all seems like bad advice stemming from some naturalistic fallacy. >a pragmatic daily fitness (for example commuting with a bike) instead of a more 'artificial' fitness For example this just seems random. Driving a bike is
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by Tenoke 5y ago
>Go through all the screening you can, cancer (of any form) is easer treated when caught early. Or even prevented. There's reasons why we don't screen for all cancers all the time - one being that when you are young and healthy
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by Tenoke 5y ago
There's almost nothing non-hyperlocal that you 'need' to hear about to start your day. You seem to be singling out one topic because you have an axe to grind.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Presumably they can take legal action against you if you distribute it and make it harder to access and find by others. Also the quality will likely be lower.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
>Mildly interesting; I don't think anyone is surprised. I am surprised. I didn't expect to be Great Firewall'd without fanfare as an European and I haven't seen Google Search be quite that heavy handed before. I also
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by Tenoke 5y ago
For example all-cause mortality in the linked there biggest meta-analysis is actually lower at 6 than 8 hours (graph[0]) and only slightly higher than at the optimal point. This isn't the same as general ability but it's likely co
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Pointing at outliers doesn't prove anything. They can easily be (and likely are) highly atypical genetically, that doesn't prove how much exercise helps or doesn't help the average person.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
6 hours of sleep are enough for most people physically and the rest is more tiredness than any reduced ability. It's possible the other negative effects you are experiencing are mostly placebo. E.g. look at the studies discussed here
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by Tenoke 5y ago
It's largely a myth that you cant benefit from some centralization for some use cases while building on top of a decentralized system so no.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
It seems like the US gets a disproportionate amount of talent and resources from the rest of the world in return though. It's not like the US will do as well without that and it's to some extent just where the globalization/c
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by Tenoke 5y ago
I take advantage (pirate and use this extension) mostly because where I've grown up it was normalized (Eastern Europe) and because it's convenient. Nowadays I do try to support more but I am not so sure I really buy the arguments
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by Tenoke 5y ago
Maybe but in case something like MUH or MWI is correct the above doesn't apply.
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by Tenoke 5y ago
>I actually believe steve jobs when he says microsoft held back computer development by decades potentially. This doesn't seem plausible to me. Decades is a lot even when accounting for compounding growth and some of their more ques

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