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by cmiller1 3y ago
Currently trying to get my 10km time down running 40 mpw and here's my perspective: general performance: I love the idea that if I pick up a random sport to play with friends or am in some emergency situation I know I can move faster p
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by cmiller1 3y ago
> go low carb No, eat a healthy and balanced diet while avoiding processed foods, especially those containing large amounts of sweeteners.
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by cmiller1 3y ago
Now that's a name I've not heard in a long time. Slashdot was the first webpage I ever went to daily. I used the web a lot before that but it was the first page that felt like I wanted to check in every day.
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by cmiller1 3y ago
Thank you so much for including a transcript!!! I hate when audio or video content doesn't, I personally prefer to read rather than listen but there are plenty of users with disabilities who don't even have an option. transcript
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Well yes, I'm uninformed about some topics, I used that word specifically to try not to insult the intelligence of someone who simply isn't well versed in the specific topic at hand. I'm uninformed about plumbing, so in the f
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by cmiller1 3y ago
I've seen articles purporting this too and it always makes me wonder if my exercise time counts as standing time to them or not. I go for an hour run 5 days a week, do I count that as standing time?
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by cmiller1 3y ago
I think there's a bigger issue at hand than AI here, and its how the lay person interacts with systems they don't understand. I was listening to a podcast a while back discuss this conspiracy theory going around new age TikTok tha
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by cmiller1 3y ago
Ahh, the classic Sci-fi author: In my book I invented the Torment Nexus as a cautionary tale Tech Company: At long last, we have created the Torment Nexus from the classic sci-fi novel Do Not Create The Torment Nexus
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by cmiller1 3y ago
> Plus they still have to buy the subscription Not necessarily...
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140 a year? You know you can pay for a good VPN for a lot less than that...
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by cmiller1 3y ago
Modern dietary guidelines still put breads at the bottom, the Harvard Healthy Eating Pyramid is a really good version of the "pyramid infographic" style of nutritional guidance. There is some evidence the old US food pyramid guid
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by cmiller1 3y ago
In my experience having bought cheap, middle of the road, and high end USB-C cables and adaptors, Apple's have been the only ones that have lasted me more than a year.
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by cmiller1 3y ago
How about when he was given a light sentence for driving while drunk and on coke because he was a beloved actor on Cheers but then spent decades espousing conservative tough on crime rhetoric. He sure seems to like progressive sentencing w
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by cmiller1 3y ago
Oh no, I though Maris was the final boss and used up all my items on her...
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https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3920748 > Egger et al. find that there was less than 1% price inflation on average > Alaska has had a universal basic income via the Alaska Permanent Fund Divid
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by cmiller1 3y ago
According to the paper this is "Fat-free mass-adjusted expenditure", and testosterone DOES start to slowly decline after around age 25. The trouble people have with starting to gain weight easier as they enter their 30s and 40s i
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by cmiller1 3y ago
Cmd up or down arrow
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by cmiller1 3y ago
Not available in my country (US)
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by cmiller1 3y ago
Personally I want LESS range offered in EVs. 200 should be fine for all my driving needs, 100 in worst case conditions, if it means the car is lighter (make it a sporty roadster, or a hot hatch), and eventual battery replacement is cheaper
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by cmiller1 3y ago
There are other candidates for true "flavors" that our tongues may contain receptors for that are currently being researched. Kokumi - the presence of broken down amino acid chains common in aged protein products such as blue chee
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by cmiller1 3y ago
I'm certainly not lifting weights at 180hz
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by cmiller1 3y ago
It's tangential to this but the integration of biofeedback with headphones reminded me something I've dreamed of having off and on for years. I would really love a music player that uses some kind of biological sensing data to he
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by cmiller1 3y ago
More so than just using closed source software, since Bill Gates' Open Letter To Hobbyists in 1976 Microsoft has been the biggest opponent to the sharing of software in the world. If you care about open source do not give them a dime.
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PuzzleScript is 10 years old today(cohost.org)
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Ahh yeah, I'm not sure I agree with the author there.
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It's almost the exact opposite of that, it's making an unreasonable demand specifically to suss out if the other person is just telling you what they think you want to hear or is engaging in the task in good faith.
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by cmiller1 3y ago
Seems like a poor argument against environmentalism though. "That guy who said we should be nice to each other was mean to someone! Therefore being nice is stupid and we should all be as cruel as possible!"
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by cmiller1 3y ago
I've heard it's much blurrier looking than the standard glass https://talk.macpowerusers.com/t/buyer-beware-nano-texture-s...
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by cmiller1 3y ago
I wonder why they don't try layering a transparent LCD panel over an E-ink display. It seems like you could either intelligently turn it on and off when higher refresh rate and color are needed, or simply give the user the ability to
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by cmiller1 3y ago
Unless you want to get into compiler design or similar it may not be super useful as a career skill, but learning x86 assembly and learning to build a basic CPU from logic gates were two steps along my path to fully grokking how a computer

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