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by bArray 2y ago
To reply to a now deleted comment about weight loss: You will still lose "muscle", and some of that will be in the fat embedded into the muscle. I would recommend checking out some of the learnings from the keto diet. You may or m
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by bArray 2y ago
I wondered about exactly this. The study is actually a published letter [1], and it doesn't appear to account for this. Science Direct even published a study about this in 2017 [2]: > Weight loss, achieved through a calorie-reduced
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by bArray 2y ago
I think it has been around for a while, but I agree that it seems to be pushed more now. Keeping a model in step with a real-world environment is to be fair actually quite complex, so I can see a lot of work needing to be done, and that wor
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by bArray 2y ago
I see they are building out a company around this [1], where there is an investors section. Biggest advice to this team is to get there quickly. Half the people in this comments section would bite your hand off for your product as is . [1]
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by bArray 2y ago
> I was pretty confused about the title as well. As somebody who lurks HackerNews I think either advances in LoRA or LoRa are pretty interesting and have appeared here, it's not unreasonable somebody gets confused. > What is it w
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by bArray 2y ago
Not sure. On one hand they maintain leverage (for things like protection from China), on the other hand the US might grow tired of being restricted. I think the US might also be in a position to apply pressure back by forcing ASML to only s
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by bArray 2y ago
AP News at this time are reporting 224 (Harris) vs 267 (Trump) [1]. A lot of political thoughts in these comments. I think the important thing going forwards is to figure out how to maximise the opportunity that you find in your environment
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by bArray 2y ago
I think the easiest solution here would be one of many readily available UPS's. If the fridge/freezer is kept shut, it should just sip at the power.
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by bArray 2y ago
Are there examples of modern projects with this level of attention to detail and longevity? The team that worked on this have one hell of a legacy.
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by bArray 2y ago
> Riding a yearlong high after the debut of a breakthrough, made-in-China mobile processor last August, Huawei returns with a first-of-its-kind innovation. Has anyone been able to find what CPU this is using? There was a theory that the
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by bArray 2y ago
https://www.bloomberg.com./news/articles/2024-09-10/huawei-t...
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by bArray 2y ago
> Even kings had to buy the favor of the commoners [..] It was literally at the cost of death and the loss of wars. > As for why that is related? Well, easy, for someone like Jeff Bezos, funding ocean cleanup or whatever would be not
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by bArray 2y ago
> To digitalise and decarbonise the economy and increase our defence capacity, [..] > If Europe cannot become more productive, we will be forced to choose. We will not be able to become, at once, a leader in new technologies, a beacon
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by bArray 2y ago
> The Ocean Cleanup’s operations demonstrate that the elimination of the GPGP can be done at today’s level of performance in 10 years at a cost of $7.5bn > Data and modelling indicate that the removal of the GPGP could be achieved in
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by bArray 2y ago
Electrocution I think is an easier risk to manage than the RF side, it's less intuitive and you'll be burned but not necessarily understand why. Ham is better than nothing, but I wouldn't feel personally comfortable operating
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by bArray 2y ago
It depends how powerful, but running a 1kW station could be feasible for a home owner. Also I imagine they would generally have operating times which would greatly reduce operational overheads.
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by bArray 2y ago
I went through it (admittedly many years ago), but ham licensing wouldn't really do anything for safe radio operation. I learned the real stuff from two very experienced operators. It would probably be easiest to regulate the transmitt
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by bArray 2y ago
I think lots of communities running localised AM stations could be super cool. > There could be a minimal licencing regime to demonstrate the individual is not a complete numpty [..] I wouldn't bother and it just adds more resistanc
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by bArray 2y ago
> These renewables sources have been much slower to come online and have been under resourced. It's far worse, then have been over-resourced using green taxes on fossil fuels and are still not coming to fruition. When they lose thei
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by bArray 2y ago
For UK shoppers looking for a cheap laptop, the Dell Latitude E7240 is a solid machine [1]. For about £50-£60 delivered you can get a 12.5" machine with a ~4th gen i5, 4-8GB of RAM and an SSD. It's great for Teams/Zoom and th
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by bArray 2y ago
There seems to be two bugs here, one that YouTube seems to have regressed on a popular browser choice, but also that Firefox allows any website to claim enough resources to make the entire browser inoperable.
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by bArray 2y ago
Has the leader board be gamed by any chance [1]? 1st himom 0min 1.001s 490 2nd elmoFOOBAR 0min 1.002s 400 3rd VeryFastTyper 0min 1.003s 708 4th EmacsUser 0min 1.004s 717 5th ShawnT 0min 1.005s 720 6th benbp 0min 1.008s 714 7th hehe 0m
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by bArray 2y ago
I think it's because policing in general is not at the standard it once was. Currently police are only rewarded for "big busts", but it's the smaller crimes that make all the difference to the individual. In the UK for e
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by bArray 2y ago
It'll be somehow worse. Your brain won't be encrypted, but your ability to communicate with the outside world will be. You will be fully locked-in until you send 100 BTC to an address. Seeing you have been hacked, they can reverse
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by bArray 2y ago
This isn't exaggeration either [1], 300+ jets to a climate meeting discussing how they will restrictively control our lives to reduce emissions. The people proposing these rules are unwilling to change their lifestyle to help the envir
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by bArray 2y ago
Exactly. We're all expected to suffer the inconvenience of soggy straws to offset this guys near daily commute. And it's not just this. Near all elites have unsustainable lifestyles that we are expected to offset by changing our d
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by bArray 2y ago
> There is jupyerlite which does exactly that https://github.com/jupyterlite/jupyterlite Had a quick look, this seems quite cool! Is there alternative output is the WASM is not run? It would be good if it defaulted
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by bArray 2y ago
I've been looking for something like this, but I'm still unsure it quite hits the spot. I think that this would be very interesting if it allows a person to run a blog like a Jupyter notebook. I have a lightweight hack [1] that ru
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by bArray 2y ago
> How is that a rumour? That they were purposefully delaying the extradition process to get money out of him.
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by bArray 2y ago
> And of course arbitration is not supposed to be completely controlled by one of the parties. It may be in fact, but it’s not supposed to be. When the arbitration is between equals, it’s probably pretty fair; when it’s unilateral, it ma

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