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   by changelink 2y ago

   For sure, but so does heavy post-covid. It's a trade-off that's well worth it for her. It improved her memory and brain clarity a fair bit to the point that it's doable to get through the days hoping for a cure (or at least a
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   by changelink 2y ago

   My girlfriend has pretty bad post-covid, the thing that helped her most was getting on Citalopram. There's suspicions that many SSRI's have a anti-inflammatory effect on the brain, which might be the mechanism. She's currentl
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   by changelink 3y ago

   I've built this a while back, using a previous version that runs Stable Diffusion on a raspberry pi zero 2 w: https://hackaday.com/2023/09/19/e-paper-news-feed-illustrate... https://github.com
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   by changelink 3y ago

   I just checked, and in the last 30 minutes a update has become available for my Pixel 5. The security bulletin doesn't reference this CVE specifically but does mention a critical vulnerability that could lead to RCE.
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   by changelink 7y ago

   Postgres has a extension called cube ( https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.6/cube.html ) that can be used for up to 150 dimensions (which is a compile-time limit, you can have more if you compile Postgres yourself). I
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   by changelink 8y ago

   It saves you about 6% of fuel, assuming the launch location is on the equator, is suitable for roads and can handle a lot of noise / avelanches. Getting into space is the easy bit (energy-wise). Getting up to orbital speed takes much m