celdon25

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by celdon25 3y ago
What sort of treatment is this?
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by celdon25 3y ago
I have hashimotos and have happened to be often deficient in vitamin D but I thought it was unrelated. Endocrinologist is well aware of both and didn’t mention a link
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by celdon25 3y ago
> So I don't know why they do what they do. Supply and demand?
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by celdon25 3y ago
It has an active competitive scene, lobbies fill up in seconds sometimes. There are also tools such as dsstats that attempt to parse the replays already, but are limited by technology (maybe your tool can help with the limitations). If you
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by celdon25 3y ago
I'm curious to see how well this works with Direct Strike (custom game mode for SC2)
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by celdon25 3y ago
No, not his old stuff. His newer style. Would be quite an experience I think (if you're already a fan of the music anyway). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHomCiPFknY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HS
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by celdon25 3y ago
The middle initial being included is often a subtle but pointed hint to that effect.
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by celdon25 3y ago
Excellent choices. How about Gary Numan.
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by celdon25 3y ago
The "v" in Rave stands for "visual". The author's point was simply that it was not Rock n Roll. Though in all seriousness, I suspect the author might have been just capitalizing on the venue's recent opening, f
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by celdon25 3y ago
Correct but I probably wouldn't have felt the need to mention that in this memorial thread.
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by celdon25 3y ago
Or you know, cancer rates are actually going up.
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by celdon25 3y ago
About time.
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by celdon25 3y ago
That part was obvious enough. The icing on the cake is that they fail to point the reader to in-depth reading material, written by experts. Doing so would serve to acknowledge to the reader the author's own limitations, and to point th
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by celdon25 3y ago
https://lsp.sublimetext.io/language_servers/
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by celdon25 3y ago
Still doesn't seem interesting. Companies change over time, with turnover and all. The people that were involved with those early decisions are likely not there anymore, and that's one of any possible reasons behind such a priorit
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by celdon25 3y ago
Using the tool referenced in the paper, my own estimate came to around 25% https://www.tedsanders.com/agi-forecaster/
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by celdon25 3y ago
> I'm reacting strongly against this because it seems like more than just an innocent joke... I fear the tip of some climate-denial nonsense I've seen before, claims that the sun is making all the planets hotter, claims that ar
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by celdon25 3y ago
Sounds like they're dealing with Climate Change too.
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by celdon25 3y ago
> How could the mechanics of a forum be set up to achieve this? I’ve seen the best results with niche email lists that actively moderate the discussion quality. But the results are mixed and I eventually decided that it’s a lost cause. P
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by celdon25 3y ago
Mtgox was not run very professionally, so I doubt they would have lasted this long. I had to deal with them on IRC to get my money out. I was told that the person with the keys to get my withdrawal was “in the bathtub”. This was on the last
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by celdon25 3y ago
Reddit has plenty of paid shills too.
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by celdon25 3y ago
Nobody knows if the author checked the commit graph, which is really where you are expected to go if you want to know why it was needed. Maybe it turned up nothing, we will never know.
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by celdon25 3y ago
Jeff Atwood is one of the co-founders of Discourse and probably knows what he is doing. Compared to much of the legacy forum software, it's a big upgrade. His team also, in my experience, has offered very good support for corporate cus
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by celdon25 3y ago
No thanks, I'm happy that HN doesn't contribute to notification hell...
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by celdon25 3y ago
> an article that has yet to be updated should be called "now inaccurate", not "fake news". I disagree. It's a lie by omission, as same-day corrections on articles are a journalistic norm. By not doing so here, i
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by celdon25 3y ago
How is this not the top comment?
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by celdon25 3y ago
He clearly meant "a couple of three things" like from the Sopranos /s
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by celdon25 3y ago
> which no one realizes Ah, yes, the popular urban myth that houses in cities are made of gold and platinum (or similarly expensive materials) while the houses built on the periphery are doomed by planned obsolescence. Thank you for tell
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by celdon25 3y ago
> Sorry, but in this case it absolutely does. The alternative would be, for example, to request ID verification when signing up for a freaking TikTok account. Because that’s what you’re going to get if you prevent fraud prevention. That
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by celdon25 3y ago
Matrix feels a bit monocultural for my taste. Perhaps Revolt can do better, we'll see.

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