beaker52

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by beaker52 4mo ago
It's possible. If this is how it is supposed to be, I was thoroughly miss sold my ticket into this life thing. No refunds though, I guess :)
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by beaker52 4mo ago
BP (manageable), tinnitus (BP related), prostate discharge (due to muscular tension), sleep getting worse as the week would go on until I'd have to stop. Sleep wasn't restful at all, which was the main problem. I'd feel like
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by beaker52 4mo ago
OK, from tomorrow, I will abstain for caffeine until 21st September at the earliest and take a read. Let's see if I will still have a job :)
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by beaker52 4mo ago
I have one :) Unmedicated. Side-effects impacted me more than the meds helped.
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by beaker52 4mo ago
Yes, thank you! I am a subscriber to his channel, and I was surprised to watch his video. I have mixed feelings about the treatment. It is one of these "very expensive fix everyone is looking for, but results aren't guaranteed&quo
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by beaker52 4mo ago
Thank you for taking the time to sign up and write this. I'm glad your daughter is feeling better, and I wish her a continued recovery. I will consider this treatment more seriously, but the cost is significant, especially only to hope
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by beaker52 4mo ago
It's low when I've got a job, or need a job. Double, when I don't. I have years of data on this.
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by beaker52 4mo ago
Yes. I've tried avoiding caffeine during my year off. When I don't (even after weeks of abstinence) I sleep 12-14 hours a night and still need a nap during the day, which is incompatible with having both a day job and something ap
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by beaker52 4mo ago
Easily proven or disproven with a sleep study. You can get home tests too. Wishing you the best!
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by beaker52 4mo ago
Indeed. Thanks for the pointer. My testosterone level is in a happy range, as are most of my levels. Chronic stress, now that's an interesting one. I've never regarded myself as stressed. Or, if I am stressed, I'm always stre
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by beaker52 4mo ago
I didn’t discover that ticks were a problem until I was in my mid 20s, and had been rolling around in deer-filled brush for years. Either I got very lucky, or have a chronic tick-borne disease. I’ve been battling unexplained anxiety, fatigu
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by beaker52 4mo ago
I resent comments like this. It’s captain obvious and nothing to do with the actual point being made by the author, and subtly justifies the author ending up in a disadvantaged position. “if you didn’t want your computer data to disappear,
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by beaker52 4mo ago
Where’s carry water simulator?
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by beaker52 5mo ago
Deal. Where do I sign?
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by beaker52 5mo ago
> I was disappointed here for a while thinking about my NPC nature and place in this world, then I realized YOU must be a (very persuasive I'll admit) feature of the world that is impressed upon ME . Exactly. Now that we’re both
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by beaker52 5mo ago
> I'm sorry for any ill-defined terms as I'm not a philosopher myself Don't worry. You're in good company. > How would this work if, from your perspective, I'm also conscious and not a p-zombie? It's impo
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by beaker52 5mo ago
So many people appear to be mesmerised by their own place in the physical world, and taken by this powerful idea that the physical world is the source of it all, giving rise to everything through physical laws and processes, like our brain,
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by beaker52 5mo ago
I have had LLMs refuse several of my requests. I still got my answers, but at least they tried.
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by beaker52 6mo ago
It doesn’t really come as a surprise to me that these companies are struggling to reliably fix issues with software which relies on a central component which is nondeterministic. But they made their own bed with that one.
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by beaker52 6mo ago
Location: London/UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Experienced Generalist / Go / TypeScript / AWS Résumé/CV: https://dri.me/C0BM3ArVTLwKv7zVOtAwY1k3tOZGkw Eml: luke a
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by beaker52 6mo ago
The play was to use AI as an opportunity to quietly insert adverts into a platform full of paying users. The moment your company starts playing a pauper and enshitificating the products I already pay for, is the moment I stop giving you any
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by beaker52 7mo ago
I don’t mind looking stupid. It’s actually an important part of my identity - I lay my humanity bare. I am of flesh after all. I’m starting to suspect that it’s making it more difficult for me to land a job though. I don’t know. There’s som
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by beaker52 7mo ago
This is a distinctly Zed solution - trying to move the agent experience into the editor, rather than just giving the agent an interface with which to control and read from the editor. Not only do the most popular editors have little-to-no i
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by beaker52 7mo ago
I imagine that it’s because the rug is becoming insufficient to cover the growing dirt pile. I’m here for it. Corruption is a problem worth solving, so I’m happy to bother the ycombinator readership with it.
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by beaker52 7mo ago
Someone in the UK government is furiously writing this down.
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by beaker52 7mo ago
You’ve suggested they live in a bubble, yet your comments suggest that you expect no-one to “invade” your blissful little privacy bubble, and believe it’s okay to strike out and be physically violent to others if they do. > Go out into t
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by beaker52 7mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piggate
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by beaker52 7mo ago
> it feels natural to me that the line for images should be aligned with the line for the act itself Not before we get GTA 6 please.
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by beaker52 7mo ago
Next, they'll be banning porn depicting sex between ministers and farm animals.
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by beaker52 7mo ago
> You've asked one person to "fuck off" when they were polite. Someone doesn't understand an example when they see one. > You're dripping with condescension for everyone who's replied to you so far, Yes &

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