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by ac29 1y ago
See also: https://github.com/ggerganov/ggwave
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by ac29 1y ago
From your link "Kratom contains over 50 alkaloids—primarily mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine—which act as partial agonists at μ-opioid receptors"
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by ac29 1y ago
RK3588 uses a 7 year old CPU design and OrangePi 5 looks expensive (well over $100). A used sub-$100 x86 box is going to be much better
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by ac29 1y ago
The 1%/year failure rate appears to just be made up. There are plenty of electric motors that dont have anywhere near that failure rate (at least during the expected service life, failure rates certainly will probably hit 1%/year
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by ac29 1y ago
> The commenters here have simply assured me that allowing these people to live near me will expose my young children to marijuana smoke, and that I will not and should not have any recourse. At least in the state I live in, the only leg
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by ac29 1y ago
Super Audio CD used 1 bit audio (at a very high sample rate) and sounded just fine
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by ac29 1y ago
> Whether or not the effect in the paper turns out to be true and reproducible, the supplements you've seen almost certainly don't do anything unless you're wiping out your established gut microbiota with antibiotics first
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by ac29 1y ago
> I've always been skeptical of probiotic supplements in general mostly because they are stored/shipped in unrefrigerated environments. I believe in most cases the bacteria would end up dead before you even ingested it. However
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by ac29 1y ago
Aside from the other red flags in that link, the author claims to be able to get rid of SAD symptoms in "about 45 minutes" which strongly suggests a placebo effect to me (or at least not an effect from changes in their microbiome)
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by ac29 1y ago
I think they may have been referring to the fact that in the case of a spilled drink there's a shortcut from the sensory input to a motor output. Maybe you reach for the falling cup, maybe you back away to not get spilled on. These don
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Kagi for Libraries(kagi.com)
7 points by ac29 1y ago|0 comments
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by ac29 1y ago
Kagi assistant is hybrid search / LLM
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by ac29 1y ago
I live in a climate with a 6 month dry season. Established trees are fine with only rain, but new trees need 10-15 gallons a week of watering when its dry. Las Vegas only gets 4 inches of rain a year, so I imagine supplemental water is like
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by ac29 1y ago
OpenAI is attempting to develop AGI. For most definitions of AGI, that would be a pretty wild success. Theres another path where AI progress plateaus soon and OpenAI remains a profitably going concern of much more modest size, but that is n
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by ac29 1y ago
177 calories per day on average according to your link. More in teenagers, less in adults. Long term trend is decreasing consumption.
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by ac29 1y ago
100% agree that people should cook more. But your example of roast chicken in under an hour is misleading since it doesnt include the time to go grocery shopping or to clean up. Add those in and your roast chicken dinner is probably taking
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by ac29 1y ago
As the saying goes, weight is lost in the kitchen. Exercise is absolutely invaluable for general health but its not effective alone for weight loss for most people.
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by ac29 1y ago
> Put another way, the bag of chips at the American grocery is _designed from concept to factory_ to be unable to support living beings. This is a weird leap. Yes, there is some degree of modern engineering in packaged food to prevent sp
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by ac29 1y ago
Moving from a progressive tax structure to a (mostly) regressive one is a bad idea, so I am glad FairTax never went anywhere. I am all for simplifying the tax code but consumption taxes are the wrong way to go about it.
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by ac29 1y ago
As near as I can tell from a brief search, geohot left comma in 2022
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by ac29 1y ago
> Try wine and grape juice side by side. Baring truly awful wine, the wine will taste better The unfermented juice of wine grapes has many similarities to the wine it would produce if fermented. "Grape juice" is usually pretty
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by ac29 1y ago
> I'm a little confused by how the article worded this. The paragraph ending with "and also will support SR-IOV" begins by discussing the Arc Pro B60, so I'm not sure if that feature is specific to the B60 or if it&#x
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by ac29 1y ago
I am amused that one of the handful examples they chose to use is wrong: "The best way to get to Stanford University from the Ferry Building in San Francisco depends on your preferences and budget. Here are a few options: 1. *By Car*:
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by ac29 1y ago
> To accomplish that feat, the treatment is wrapped in fatty lipid molecules to protect it from degradation in the blood on its way to the liver, where the edit will be made. Inside the lipids are instructions that command the cells to p
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by ac29 1y ago
Its good but its wildly expensive. Its also pretty potent stuff, I describe more as coffee for people who love coffee, not hate it.
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by ac29 1y ago
> Battery life is also much better. The fan itself is obviously eating less power. I think the CPU also enters a somewhat lower power state in whisper mode, or it’s willing to sleep a little deeper. It’s not clear everything that changes
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by ac29 1y ago
Can you add Linux build instructions for people not on Debian/Ubuntu? I didnt see anything on the github or in the source download. Alternatively an AppImage or Flatpak is a nice way to test software.
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by ac29 1y ago
> Yes but as a shareholder I get an untaxed unrealised capital gain instead of a taxable dividend In the US, stock buybacks are taxed. But, its a fairly negligible amount (1%).
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by ac29 1y ago
I only clicked through the first few steps of the process but it appears to require government issued ID.
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by ac29 1y ago
> If everyone builds non-tracking arrays, power during peak will become almost worthless if solar is a big part of overall generation capacity During peak solar yesterday in California wholesale power was $5-6/MWh (<1c/kWh).

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