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by aeonik 9mo ago
Yea, same here, following the studies had helped me fix a 18 year old shoulder tendon issue. I owe that research group a lot.
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by aeonik 9mo ago
There's very good evidence coming out of UC Davis. they have MRIs, decent experimental evidence, and biochemical explanations. They have published quite a few papers over the years. You can start here, https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.n
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by aeonik 10mo ago
Diamond is my favorite exception to this, one of the best thermal conductor and insulators.
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by aeonik 10mo ago
Some people use hyperbole to make a point, and some people see this as a red flag, and causes them to lose trust.
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by aeonik 10mo ago
Yea I get that. But the context of the conversation is white collar crime, corruption, or unfair practices, and paying significantly above market rate. Costco is a very egalitarian organization. They pay is flatter across the entire hierarc
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by aeonik 10mo ago
This guy has a PhD in exercise science and is a very evidence based dude and breaks things down very nicely. https://youtu.be/DupQfkoI-Sc?si=QK_w2d99TcvNcQsD
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by aeonik 10mo ago
Costco's IT department is not above market rates in the Seattle area fyi.
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by aeonik 10mo ago
Compilers and programming languages themselves used to be hideously expensive as well.
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by aeonik 10mo ago
They are completely different synths. Vital is a wave table synth; Helm is a subtractive synth. Helm was the first synthesizer that I really excelled with. I would recommend anyone who wants to actually learn the fundamentals of synthesis,
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by aeonik 10mo ago
I bought some transparent polycarbonate tubes for a ventilation system I built, and I had a few leftover tubes. These tubes have been one of the most consistently used toys for the last 2 years. They are about 5 bucks a piece depending on l
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by aeonik 10mo ago
Probably Math and science teacher/professor. I also could end up being happy in condensed matter physics, astrophysics, robotics, materials science, nano tech, optics, or RF. Some combination of engineering and science. I love teaching
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by aeonik 10mo ago
I totally forgot about this. I build from git using the AUR.
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by aeonik 10mo ago
Yes. https://github.com/openscad/openscad
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by aeonik 10mo ago
I do a lot of work in similar areas here. While vibe coding will get you something that potentially works, I've noticed LLMs are really bad at cleanly abstracting across multiple layers in this area. They usually will insist on parsing
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by aeonik 10mo ago
While technically true, you have censored and suppressed the truth. Almost all ice has mineral impurities in it, and is therefore a mineral. Therefore water is actually lava (molten ice) and should be referred to as such. Your depiction of
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by aeonik 11mo ago
Gabe Newell: "I think Windows 8 is a catastrophe for everyone in the PC space." 2012: https://www.pcgamer.com/gabe-newell-i-think-windows-8-is-a-c...
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by aeonik 11mo ago
Another hypothesis to test would be if the radiation is being used as a catalyst somehow. E.g. Could be denaturing something else, unlocking a previously inaccessible energy source. Possibly some radiochemistry creating a new food source fo
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by aeonik 11mo ago
The hundreds of millions of years is the, "all life starts to die for sure" time line. There could be other disasters we don't know about between now and then. we shouldn't rest on our laurels.
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by aeonik 11mo ago
Very impressive video. This is making me want to start my daughter out on scratch or Racket when the time comes. His keyboard sounds amazing too. Buttery smooth pearls.
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by aeonik 11mo ago
Not the GP, but I often just use commas and parenthetical asides (like this). It's a different stylistic choice (em dashes are nice and all), but it's not how I think, and my writing reflects how I think. I also will often use the
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by aeonik 11mo ago
Definitely resonates with my experience. Not diagnosed autistic, but ADHD.
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by aeonik 11mo ago
You make good points, I think of it like this, Patents were meant to be for the public good, aka disclosure. In modern software terms, to me, that means any software patent should be open sources, and they aren't, which is a worst of a
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by aeonik 11mo ago
I'd be super cool with software patents if they actually open source the software and had actual usable modules included with the patent. otherwise I agree, copyright is the way to go.
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by aeonik 11mo ago
More like 3rd to 5th best is most categories. There's just a lot of categories. Its ease of use and deployment give it a lot more staying power. The syntax is also pretty nice.
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by aeonik 11mo ago
I wrote: “Right as Python was rocketing in popularity, Go came out.” I wasn’t talking chronology of first release, just describing the overlap in hype cycles back then. The comic was released in 2007, and started heading to the moon. Go cam
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by aeonik 11mo ago
A MAJOR portion of popularity was because of this xkcd comic. https://xkcd.com/353/ It hit the front page of Slashdot, Digg, Reddit, made the rounds on Hacker news, etc... ( https://news.ycombinator.com/
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by aeonik 1y ago
Arch is rolling release and bleeding edge. This helps a LOT with games, especially new ones needing the latest drivers or hardware support.
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by aeonik 1y ago
You know about the Ultraviolet catastrophe? Physics Explained Ultraviolet Catastrophe: https://youtu.be/rCfPQLVzus4 This Veritassium Video goes back further in time and talks about Action, and the Genesis of this idea. htt
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by aeonik 1y ago
You didn't just give a compliment, you forged a symbolic bridge between islands of meaning!
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by aeonik 1y ago
Reminds me of this paper: "Oxygen-assisted monodisperse transition-metal-atom-induced graphite phase transformation to diamond: a first-principles calculation study" I think it's pay-walled unfortunately. https://p

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