clumsysmurf

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by clumsysmurf 4mo ago
Secure Connection Failed An error occurred during a connection to dylan.gr. SSL received a record that exceeded the maximum permissible length. Error code: SSL_ERROR_RX_RECORD_TOO_LONG
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by clumsysmurf 5mo ago
It is a naive and suboptimal implementation, they even describe it in the link you posted "We have now approached the problem again by refining our low-memory detection and tab selection algorithm and narrowing the action to the case w
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by clumsysmurf 5mo ago
Indeed, I am using something similar "auto tab discard".
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by clumsysmurf 5mo ago
I disagree, there is low-hanging fruit Firefox is leaving on the table. The main thing that comes to mind is tab unloading. They don't unload tabs automatically like chrome can. I was pleasantly surprised at the tab unloading settings
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by clumsysmurf 5mo ago
"High Performance Browser Networking" I wish there was an update to this book, reading it a while back I think it covered some proposed HTTP/2 features but definitely not HTTP/3. Many of the issues discussed had to do wi
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by clumsysmurf 5mo ago
Perhaps the reasons are not technical. Perhaps it has more to do with jurisdiction, not being physically dependent (or susceptible) to any physical state.
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by clumsysmurf 5mo ago
After a few years of Kotlin, I recently ran into what I consider to be some shortcomings here as well, with respect to returning errors. As we know, Kotlin does not have checked exceptions. Ok, but ... The KEEP for Result<T> goes into
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by clumsysmurf 5mo ago
Another data point "New AI data center in Utah will generate and consume more than twice the amount of power the entire state uses" https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/kevin-o-learys-9-... I wouldn&#x2
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by clumsysmurf 5mo ago
Its probably best to talk to your doctor about a CAC score. I don't know if its possible to tell stable vs unstable plaque yet, but a higher CAC score may benefit from aspirin.
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U.S. banks may soon collect citizenship data from customers(cnbc.com)
116 points by clumsysmurf 5mo ago|179 comments
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by clumsysmurf 5mo ago
And regarding (memory) performance, chromium has the "memory saver" settings for unloading tabs. I don't understand why mozilla thinks its acceptable to require users unload tabs manually. Who even does that?
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Texas A&M research links high-dose antioxidants to offspring birth defects(stories.tamu.edu)
5 points by clumsysmurf 6mo ago|1 comments
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by clumsysmurf 6mo ago
The amount of NAC used in male mice was 400 mg/kg/day. The human equivalent dosage using FDA body surface area scaling method (for 60 kg adult) would be a total daily dose of ~1,946 mg.
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The more evidence behind a therapy, the less the public trusts it(statnews.com)
33 points by clumsysmurf 6mo ago|21 comments
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by clumsysmurf 7mo ago
> now i have free credit monitoring Might not even matter ... "TransUnion and Experian, two of the three major credit bureaus, have started dismissing a larger share of consumer complaints without help since the Trump administration
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by clumsysmurf 7mo ago
Try oat groats, this will have the lowest GI. You can cook them like rice, even in a rice cooker, using the same technique ... for a firmer result use less water and cook for less time. You can start off with roughly 1:1 ratio of oat groats
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by clumsysmurf 7mo ago
> PayPal’s stock has plummeted over the last year as it faces slowing growth and mounting competition in the digital-payments market. What is the mounting competition? Does Paze factor into any of this?
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by clumsysmurf 7mo ago
> Citrini Research on Sunday published a report on Substack laying out hypothetical scenarios for how developments in AI could disrupt certain parts of the economy. Stocks that were mentioned in the report tumbled on Monday. That report
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ADHD as a circadian rhythm disorder: evidence and implications for chronotherapy(frontiersin.org)
4 points by clumsysmurf 8mo ago|0 comments
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by clumsysmurf 8mo ago
Yep, its the far right. The Heritage Foundation (Project 2025, far-right, anti-climate) is working with the Heartland Institute (spreading climate science denial across UK / EU) / Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (ARC, Jordan
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by clumsysmurf 8mo ago
Unfortunate, just recently I read "Influenza vaccination is associated with significantly lower odds of myocardial infarction (MI), according to a large meta-analysis published late last week in BMC Public Health." https:/&#
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by clumsysmurf 8mo ago
I would like to see them provide -AI-free builds ... just to be sure.
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by clumsysmurf 8mo ago
> Note the paradox here: one of the principles of training is to stimulate the body, to “wear it out” at a given moment in time in order to trigger the physiological processes that will lead to improved capabilities, the fight against fa
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AI company Eightfold sued for helping companies score job seekers(reuters.com)
3 points by clumsysmurf 8mo ago|0 comments
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by clumsysmurf 8mo ago
Android doesn't use JDBC.
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by clumsysmurf 8mo ago
DuckDB has experimental builds for Android ... I'm wondering how much work it would take to implement a Java API for it similar to sqlite (Cursor, etc).
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by clumsysmurf 9mo ago
Yes, I noticed this too. I ran a lot in high school / university, and for some reason we mostly ran on the roads. In my late 20s a doctor told me my knees sounded like they were "65". I read a book my Michael Colgan at the ti
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by clumsysmurf 9mo ago
I'm ignorant of mesh technologies, but can somebody explain to me why they are using MQTT in their stack? Topics and pub-sub over TCP doesn't sound like a mesh-y kind of thing. Does it work well in this context?
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by clumsysmurf 10mo ago
The Vitamin E / NAC relationship are interesting. As far as I understand, there needs to be a balance of anti-oxidants (C, E, Selenium, etc). To make it worse there are so many formulations of Vitamin E you can buy (tocopherols, tocotr
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by clumsysmurf 10mo ago
I agree wholeheartedly. The app is unusable and unstable. I had to delete collections from the web because they were getting corrupted in the app. One thing I notice is that it simply does not render many code snippets well, especially when

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