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by atahanacar 3y ago
Please see my other replies in this thread for some examples. I wanted to correct every false information but realized it was almost all comments that were either missing some nuances or clearly incorrect. Human body is a combination of mul
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by atahanacar 3y ago
Comments are full of disinformation. Don't take medical advice from HN.
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by atahanacar 3y ago
>Salt is water soluble Yeah, and that's what makes salt increase your bp. More salt in blood = more water retention = more volume = higher bp.
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by atahanacar 3y ago
That is exactly why you need fasting blood glucose for diagnosis of diabetes.
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by atahanacar 3y ago
>I have to drop nearly dead and only then will I go to doctors' for diagnosis and treatment. This is a healthcare issue specific to your country. It is not a problem of "not enough measurements". Regarding using tech like
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by atahanacar 3y ago
Tracking your blood pressure randomly throughout the day will not be meaningful in any way, just like tracking your pulse isn't meaningful. It will only be annoying, as blood pressure measurement is a mechanical process, unlike heart r
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by atahanacar 3y ago
I wouldn't recommend anything written by a Taraf worker to anyone. For years, they had been publishing blatantly made up stories about "Kemalist military planning yet another coup against Erdoğan" and slandering some generals
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by atahanacar 3y ago
Interesting, didn't know about that.
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by atahanacar 3y ago
I swear I've seen this post and exact same comments earlier today. Edit: it looks like "X minutes ago" feature is broken. Tooltips show the correct time, which is more than 10 hours ago, while it shows 15 minutes ago.
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by atahanacar 3y ago
>A file can only have one group, and people use more than one application But users can be in multiple groups. You can have files with groups like "graphics, audio" etc. and give access to the application users by adding that u
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by atahanacar 3y ago
>While Mute may still remain, the features are not the same. Block restricts fellow users from interacting with, viewing and following an account. Mute simply hides your posts from their stream. Users are not made aware that they have be
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by atahanacar 3y ago
If everything is a file, and files can have permissions, then you can simply allow the "program user" access to those files using groups.
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by atahanacar 3y ago
That is how I search for pirated content.
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by atahanacar 3y ago
Oh. It is hard to get which comment is satire and what's not over text, given there are people who'd actually share the opinions one could think would be satire.
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by atahanacar 3y ago
Why? I get the spec being incomplete because 0/0 isn't mentioned but dividing zero? What is undefined about it?
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by atahanacar 3y ago
Did you just machine translate everything on the page or does Turkish syntax work too?
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by atahanacar 3y ago
If they just work, why are there support forums full of questions?
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by atahanacar 3y ago
>In the process of its verbiage manufacturing it may also slightly twist what I said, which may be different meaning, or is factually incorrect etc... Exactly what a human would do.
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by atahanacar 3y ago
>fgetc() reads the next character from stream and returns it as an unsigned char cast to an int, or EOF on end of file or error. >getc() is equivalent to fgetc() except that it may be implemented as a macro which evaluates stream more
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by atahanacar 3y ago
Plymouth? I tested it a long time ago but I can remember it having a password entry prompt.
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by atahanacar 3y ago
>pedal-assist e-bikes are great for making this accessible to more people They also make every excuse against bike infrastructure invalid.
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by atahanacar 3y ago
Because "This road is blocked because of that one cyclist, definitely not because of thousands of cars each carrying only a single person." or "If that bike lane wasn't there there would be no traffic. Just one more lane
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by atahanacar 3y ago
>I don't understand why people complain about the lack of tooling, when practically perfect tooling exists. A tooling can't be called perfect if you have no control over it. Having your workflow depend on software that you don&
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by atahanacar 3y ago
If this was a few years ago, I would argue it breaks indexability but today it would automatically get transcribed anyway. Though I still find reading a page like this more practical than watching a video except when eating as watching a vi
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by atahanacar 3y ago
Unfortunately not that I know of. Probably some executive thinks security by obscurity is a real thing. In my opinion any software developed using taxpayer money must be licensed copyleft.
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by atahanacar 3y ago
Here, if you are a salaried worker, your employer handles the taxes and the mandatory public insurance. When talking about wages, it is always post-tax. Good part is, you don't have to waste time or effort on your taxes, bad part (or g
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by atahanacar 3y ago
Actually, at least for this system, it is more like a common API enforced by e-Devlet with a client on e-Devlet, rather than the government tracking your subscriptions. Every time you open the page for this central cancellation system, it q
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by atahanacar 3y ago
For more context, prior to this, ISPs would force you to send them a cancellation notice over fax (which nobody has) if you wanted to cancel your subscription, even though they would come to your house to sign the contracts when first subsc
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by atahanacar 3y ago
For some reason, I am very fascinated by the architecture of PS3. Its complexity makes RPCS3 the most impressive emulator in my eyes. Though to be fair, all emulators are impressive one way or another.
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by atahanacar 3y ago
>2. reeks of anglo-centrism. Explain this, please. What about it is Anglo-centric?

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