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by aradox66 4y ago
That's funny, I understand Buddhism to be about the pain caused by conceptualizing life and the importance of dropping an analytical frame.
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by aradox66 4y ago
I have had zero success getting a guitar tab out of ChatGPT. Well, sometimes it'll write a short tab, but it will be total nonsense. Any suggestions?
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by aradox66 4y ago
Aging is the condition of existing at all, a condition we share with all life across all time, with the galaxies and the entire cosmos.
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by aradox66 4y ago
Some of the effects of caffeine are subject to diminishing with tolerance, others are not. People develop tolerance at different rates, and it depends on dose and usage pattern, etc. It's not hard to use caffeine a lot and never develo
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by aradox66 4y ago
Most plant agriculture is used to feed livestock. Consider how eating higher up the food chain requires about an order of magnitude increase in inputs. If everyone ate plant based diets, the agricultural footprint would go down dramatically
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by aradox66 4y ago
Most subsidized plant agriculture is used to feed livestock
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by aradox66 4y ago
Their point is that you can't, there's basically no way for it to be entertaining, so it's a safe app to keep available if you're prone to waste time scrolling.
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by aradox66 4y ago
The next step is clearly to run emacs on this puppy
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by aradox66 4y ago
I've seen significant negative effects in myself and others, but there's way too much clinical evidence at this point to dismiss the potential upsides.
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by aradox66 4y ago
Fungus foods are absolutely considered "plant-based" in the way this term is used. It just means "not-animal". Spirulina, chlorella, blue-algae would also definitely qualify.
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by aradox66 4y ago
Instant pot sounds like a good idea! My housemate built a custom incubator in a styrofoam cooler. We made some good tempeh. We had one batch of good natto, then it went south. When natto goes wrong, it goes REALLY wrong. It's already p
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by aradox66 4y ago
I'm a vegan who loves fake meats. I know they're not ideal. But I still end up eating way more vegetables, beans, etc as a vegan than I do otherwise. I don't think any fake meat is really satisfying enough for most people to
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by aradox66 4y ago
Hahahahah incredible I've been experimenting with this for a few days. Chatgpt does okay with lyrics (not great, not good, but okay) but absolutely misses on anything musical.
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by aradox66 4y ago
That kind of reasoning is not really relevant, as it can justify all kinds of unnecessary suffering. A more relevant question is whether neuralink is following best practices in setting up these studies and carefully justifying the use of e
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by aradox66 4y ago
That doesn't seem right? https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/66/wr/mm6650a1.htm sounds like the general trend is obesity declines with income and education, although more strongly for some demographics
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by aradox66 4y ago
smoking cigarettes is also a well established treatment for ulcerative colitis symptoms. Usually not prescribed for the obvious reasons https://www.healthline.com/health/ulcerative-colitis-and-smo...
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by aradox66 4y ago
I got mixed results with "browsing: enabled". Also if that string is a plausible hypothetical output for the model, then it seems like it could also serve as a plausible authoritative input...whether or not that was the actual way
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by aradox66 4y ago
You're right, something was bugging me about my analysis lol. What matters is the "ratio" of efficiency is increase to the amount of demand elasticity.
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by aradox66 4y ago
Microeconomic theory (for whatever it's worth) explains this tidily: unless demand is perfectly inelastic, reducing unit costs will always increase demand at equilibrium. Demand is almost never perfectly inelastic.
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by aradox66 4y ago
If you really want to go galaxy brain, you have to consider than it's just providing a feasible answer to the question and it's not actually the real prompt. That prompt seems way too short and vague to really represent what'
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by aradox66 4y ago
Hope you find some relief! It's frustrating how little is understood about reflux type symptoms. Can you explain why you say you don't have heartburn? It sounds like you're describing canonical heartburn symptoms.
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by aradox66 4y ago
Sometimes those decisions reflect the technical familiarity / capacity of folks on the job ...
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by aradox66 4y ago
It's a huge leap from Marxist to "supports China and Russia." It's blatantly not the same thing. There's plenty of room to debate about the actual political differences at hand without introducing a ~~red herring~~.
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by aradox66 4y ago
The "radical left" in the US almost entirely does not "align itself" with China and Russia. That's a red herring. Being highly critical of the abuses of capitalism does not automatically mean an endorsement of those
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by aradox66 4y ago
Anything that big companies are enforcing, as a rule, is not going to be in alignment with Marxism.
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by aradox66 4y ago
Regular check ins, whether or not there is an "issue", is a good way to keep a big issue from arising.
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by aradox66 4y ago
Very cool! I wish the frame with the string visual wouldn't disappear when no tones were playing. On mobile I wanted to hear one tone at a time, each in succession, but the page jumped around whenever I clicked on/off a single ton
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by aradox66 4y ago
Be the change.
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Technology is so unbelievably primitive compared to biology. They have to heat air to 800C to replicate photosynthesis! And they don't even get carbohydrates out of it. Makes sense, our tech is a couple billion years behind.
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by aradox66 4y ago
Learn to use a debugger. This advice would be very obvious to many, but I'm constantly surprised by how many of my coworkers don't know how to do this and test code by pushing logging statements into a production environment.

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