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by cheald 4y ago
It's coming at it from the wrong end, but I do a lot of this with kcachegrind, particularly for tracking down hot paths in Ruby, which is so dynamic that static analysis of nigh impossible. At least for the purposes of checking hot pat
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by cheald 4y ago
Okay, well, 5 weeks then :) (Yes, if it's inside the Amazon time window, I could return that)
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by cheald 4y ago
FakeSpot kind of does this. Their browser extension can hide Amazon listings directly on Amazon which fall below a certain trustworthiness threshold.
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by cheald 4y ago
I've gotten to the point that if it's a nonsense all-caps name or has an item description in broken English, I just don't bother. It's gonna be trash. It'll fail in 3 weeks, there will be no way to get it returned o
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by cheald 4y ago
The fears are pretty plainly invented for the purpose of whipping up political fury. It's simple posturing for the purpose of whipping up enthusiasm for upcoming midterms. Thomas, writing in the Dobbs decision, explicitly took Griswold
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by cheald 4y ago
As pointed out, each channel is 24GB (16+8), so it's running dual channel happy as a clam.
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by cheald 4y ago
Right. 95% is the most common threshold for a CI.
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by cheald 4y ago
I'm running 48 (2x16 , 2x8, all Corsair Vengeance C16). Each pair of DIMMs shares a channel. Works great.
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by cheald 4y ago
Correct, ">3.5 to 4.5" / "0.71 (CI, 0.60 to 0.84)" means "we're 95% confident that people who had 3.5 to 4.5 unsweetened coffees per day had 60-84% the risk of mortality of baseline (average 71%)".
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by cheald 4y ago
I love it. It provides a set of strongly typed, canonical resources, built-in documentation via schema reflection, granular authorization (which is a huge comfort in large systems!), and a bunch of other stuff. For marrying to a front end,
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by cheald 5y ago
Phenylephrine is utterly useless on me. Maybe it works for some people but it may as well be Pez for all the good it does me. I make it a point buy a pack of actual pseudoephedrine from my pharmacist every 6 months or so, to ensure I have a
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by cheald 5y ago
The landlord providing the tenant with shelter (and the labor of maintaining that shelter, fronting the capital for the ownership of the shelter, insuring the shelter, assuming the risks associated with ownership, etc) is in fact a "re
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by cheald 5y ago
"Rent seeking" is a very specific economics term which has nothing to do with landlords. In fact, in this scenario, the tenants exploiting government restrictions to capture the landlord's value were the ones engaged in rent-
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by cheald 5y ago
Well, sucralose is made by replacing hydroxy groups in sucrose with chlorine, and does not exist independent of industrial production processes, while erythritol (for example) is made by fermenting glucose with yeast, and occurs in nature.
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by cheald 5y ago
That's what I was looking for, too. With the proliferation of low-carb diets, sweeteners like erythritol, monk fruit, chicory, and allulose have seen significant increases in popularity. I'd really like to see some study that trea
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by cheald 5y ago
The UI is definitely at least lifted from jitsi-meet, and if you look at the dev console you can see that it's using lib-jitsi-meet. I'm not sure what the backend is, but I'd be surprised if it's not just straight up jit
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by cheald 5y ago
Starting a meeting generates a random URL which you can share with others. It's more analogous to a Zoom call than a direct user-to-user call.
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by cheald 5y ago
This is just a whitelabeled Jitsi deployment. They might've added some extra features, but you can get the same at https://meet.jit.si/ . If you want to run your own server, you can deploy the software pretty easily (do
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by cheald 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casualties_of_the_Iraq_War#Ira... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civilian_casualties_in_the_war... What makes this one different? I can understand being appalled at go
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by cheald 5y ago
I'm no fan of Putin or the Russian government's war, but I originally moved to Namecheap from GoDaddy over GoDaddy's support for SOPA. I want my registrar to be a registrar, not a political entity. Looks like I'll be loo
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by cheald 5y ago
CalyxOS with MicroG is great - it all basically works, except for NFC payments and most Chromecasting. But MicroG does still provide some exposure to the Google ecosystem, so if your goal is to wholly sever then it won't be what people
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by cheald 5y ago
It's worth noting that Aurora is basically just anonymized wrapper around the Google Play store, it's not actually a separate app store. F-Droid is a wholly separate thing.
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by cheald 5y ago
Chosen Foods is indeed my brand of choice.
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by cheald 5y ago
If you have a Costco nearby, they sell a pretty high quality avocado oil under the "Chosen Foods" label. It runs about $20 for a 2 liter bottle. The UC Davis study that found a bunch of adulterated avocado oils specifically called
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by cheald 5y ago
Avocado oil is fantastic for high-temperature cooking (smoke point ~500F). "Pure" or "refined" olive oil has a smoke point of around 410F; it's EVOO that has the lower smoke point. Deep frying happens at ~375F. Coco
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by cheald 5y ago
> which some folk were wishing might have existed for SSL certificates the other day Isn't this basically what HSTS + cert pinning does?
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by cheald 5y ago
I switched to a self-hosted Nextcloud instance some time back. Backups GPG encrypted and shunted to S3 for opaque offsite backup. It works quite well, and I don't have any concerns that a mistrained algorithm is going to lock me out of
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by cheald 5y ago
This has long been my opinion, as well, but even the more niche subs are becoming more and more infested by the raving lunatics. At this point I can't help but feel that there's a cancer that has metastasized and will eventually r
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by cheald 5y ago
Brave has their own index and Wikivoyage is happily found there: https://search.brave.com/search?q=wikivoyage
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by cheald 5y ago
Jitsi does this. Menu -> speaker stats.

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