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by cheald 4y ago
There's a lot of recent research which suggests that saturated fats have gotten a bum rap. https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/5-studies-on-saturated-...
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by cheald 4y ago
Yup, I definitely think that IF is part of the magic. Ketosis makes IF easier, in my experience, because of that elimination of the hunger impulse. Even on the days I do eat, it's usually not til mid afternoon - I don't intentiona
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by cheald 4y ago
Dumb question, but do you drink coffee? Black coffee is a great appetite suppressant. For me, the "aha moment" was finding those specific foods which provoke or reduce hunger in me. Black coffee can keep hunger at bay for a LONG t
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by cheald 4y ago
Not the OP, but I eat a high fat keto diet (mostly meat/eggs/high-fat dairy, leafy veggies, and some high-fiber nuts like almonds), get regular bloodwork, and my cholesterol is fine. Per my latest labs: 3.9 chol/HDL ratio (&l
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by cheald 4y ago
Have you tried very low carb diets? I maintain a strict keto diet (<20g carbs/day), and when I'm in ketosis the hunger impulse is almost entirely gone. I'm very active - I train Brazilian jiujitsu and lift - and despite th
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by cheald 4y ago
Fat is more calorie-dense (9kcal/g) than carbohydrate or protein (4kcal/g), but it's also extremely satiating - it's very difficult to overeat fat-dominant foods, particularly if you aren't eating it in tandem with
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by cheald 4y ago
You can use something like Heroic and completely avoid using the Epic launcher.
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by cheald 4y ago
It's doable, but it requires a bunch of extra expensive equipment. Most people that want to accomplish that goal just install a battery array instead, since you're spending the money and it also gets you power coverage when the su
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by cheald 4y ago
Solar won't keep you online through a power outage. The inverter is required by law to cut power from solar panels when there is not power from the grid, so as to avoid feeding electricity back into the grid lines (which technicians ma
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by cheald 4y ago
The US income tax was originally supposed to be a tax on just the richest, too. These things have a way of scope creeping.
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by cheald 4y ago
The Fed's dual mandate is to "maintain price stability" and to "ensure maximum stable employment", both of which are only accomplished through explicit manipulation of the economy. They're an enormously powerfu
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by cheald 4y ago
"I'm going to raise new investor money to pay my old investors off" is also, you know, the literal definition of a Ponzi scheme.
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by cheald 4y ago
I see a lot of this on the internet already - essentially just SEO spam generated by RNNs, which is good enough to get a plausible click-through, but not good enough to actually be right. I suspect ChatGPT and its ilk are going to just exac
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by cheald 4y ago
Just as an aside, the comment is flagged and dead, not deleted.
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by cheald 4y ago
Almost certainly a typo. PG releases get 5 years of support.
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by cheald 4y ago
No, I use it regularly. Seems like unlinking after an extended period of inactivity would be a good thing, though.
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by cheald 4y ago
I've used Signal on Linux for several years and have never been unexpected unlinked.
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The ultra wealthy elite are generally already under intense scrutiny and accordingly tend to pay an army of tax layers and accountants to ensure everything is buttoned up. Poorer people are significantly more likely to be audited: https:&#
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by cheald 4y ago
I'm thus far unable to reproduce it. Given: Rick Astley Never Gonna Give You Up Steps: 20, Sampler: PLMS, CFG scale: 7, Seed: 4231695436, Size: 512x512, Batch size: 2, Batch pos: 0 I ran a couple of batches of 32 (64 images total): ht
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by cheald 4y ago
That's a very interesting result. Did you happen to capture the seed for either of those first two images? It would be interesting to try to reproduce.
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by cheald 4y ago
Nonsense. Observations about certain characteristics of a copyrighted work are not covered under that work's copyright. If I take a copyrighted book and produce a table of word frequencies in that book, no serious person would claim th
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by cheald 4y ago
The story here seems to be that images which should have been protected by their custodian (the doctor's practice) and never online ended up somewhere on the public web, no?
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by cheald 4y ago
From the model's perspective, it's not a distinct motif, that's the thing (and, it struggles quite a lot to reproduce the actual mark). The model doesn't have any concept of what a "watermark" is. As far as i
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by cheald 4y ago
I understand that, but why is using copyrighted images to train a model be any more illegal than studying copyrighted paintings in art school? Copyright doesn't prevent consumption or interpretation, simply reproduction.
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by cheald 4y ago
A lot of Photoshop's built-in tools could arguably qualify as "AI models" (think things like content-aware fill!) - I don't think Getty would say that using them would disqualify your image, but isn't that essential
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by cheald 4y ago
It's not that the watermark is on them per se, but that the model tried to emulate an image it had seen before which had a watermark on it. Imagine showing a child a bunch of pictures with Getty watermarks on them, then they draw the
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by cheald 4y ago
You can definitely do JSX wrong. React doesn't do a whole lot to protect you from it, it's true. But, in a project which uses it well, I hate it a lot less than I once did.
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by cheald 4y ago
I understand the instinctive reaction against JSX. I did a lot of Perl and PHP way back when, when it was super common to have bits of template sprinkled hither and thither with logic woven in here and there, and it made maintainability a n
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by cheald 4y ago
My employer's Mattermost instance has been running on a small VPS for a few years with no issues, fwiw. It's braindead simple with docker+compose now, too.
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by cheald 4y ago
We tried it, I even made some contributions trying to get it to work. In the end we just migrated to Mattermost, which speaks Slack webhooks natively and is a very competent Slack replacement. We self-host it, too, which is a big win.

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