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by dham 4y ago
Just use glass. I never understood plastic containers. Basically just use shit that existed 50 years ago for food. Iron pans, store in glass, butter, lard. If you spill stuff on a couch just live with it. Buy leather. Too many things ar
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by dham 4y ago
Just another side effect of sugar industry pushing that "fat" is bad. Now no one cooks with butter or lard and use nonstick (Teflon) pans which leaches into food and into water sources when it's produced. We need basic cooki
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by dham 4y ago
The issue isn't Covid vs vaccine heart risks, it's that you're going to get Covid 100% after having the vaccine, so you've essentially doubled your risk. That's the issue.
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by dham 4y ago
But TDAP only needs to be taken once every 20 to 30 years. :facepalm: Just another outdated Americanized vaccine schedule to add to the list.
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by dham 4y ago
> Making decisions under uncertainty is hard. I don't blame rushing the vaccines at all. In fact, maybe we should have skipped more steps to get the vaccine to 70+ year olds or people who are obese faster. But let's just be h
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by dham 4y ago
It's the same way every package manager has done this since the beginning of time.
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by dham 4y ago
Which is why all pandemic policies only exchanges lives, never saves them. Should have just let it rip, been done in July-August of 2020. Now we'll leak deaths slowly for years if not decades.
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by dham 4y ago
The mind and body can manufacture so many things in general too. If you think you have ADHD(along with any other medical thing) it might just come to be in certain situations. Not saying it's a lot or anything, but could happen. Whe
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by dham 4y ago
Fair enough. I just find the steering wheel nag really really annoying. The future is eye tracking or a combination of eye and wheel nag (maybe every 5 minutes or something)
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by dham 4y ago
Yea Rav4 Hybrid 2021. afaik it doesn't work on the Prime, although you can check the car chart on the comma.ai site to be sure. I like playing with the forks every now and then too.
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by dham 4y ago
OpenPilot is probably the best or second best on the market from my usage of other systems.
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by dham 4y ago
I have a Toyota Rav 4 2021 with adaptive cruise control and lane assist, it worked ok on highways, especially not having it before. You have to keep nudging the wheel every 30 seconds or so which made it annoying. I upgraded to a Comma 3 a
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by dham 4y ago
Yea Autopilot is just adaptive cruise control on every other car maker. Such an awful term. Full self driving is the in city driving, negotiating stoplights, turns etc.
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by dham 4y ago
We don't know what would happen to humans when the immune system isn't challenged regularly. Especially in the younger years. It's just best to get a couple of colds a year and call it day. Or if you have kids like me, a c
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by dham 4y ago
But why Covid? There are a bunch of viruses that are better that they've probably already weaponized. Weaponizing Covid is like using a balloon for an artillery round.
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by dham 4y ago
I pay for my own RubyMine and Copilot license. At the end of the day I just want to get the job done as efficient as possible and be done with it so I can do other hobbies or code side projects. If my co-workers want to work harder, that&
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by dham 4y ago
Good call, by the time they reach retirement age they'll have a hello world program typed in.
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by dham 4y ago
Yea I'm not sure what they think this has to do with Covid. They were all at zero risk. Most young people I know just kept partying and doing the same things anyway.
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by dham 4y ago
I mean you can do both and we'll probably have to solve general intelligence to have "fully" autonomous driving anyway. If you just want good adaptive cruise control (what most people actually want) then a lot of manufacture
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by dham 4y ago
It's really the endurance of Windows more than anything. I can play stuff on Windows 11 mostly the same as I did on Windows XP. I can't play any game from Steam on Mac more than a few years old.
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by dham 4y ago
There's also the Anti Covid Vax crowd which is where most people are. Neighbors aren't bleeding from their eyes and risk is mostly low for healthy adults. If we had an outbreak of something really deadly, then everyone would hav
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by dham 4y ago
There are a few studies. Some are inconclusive, some say it helps shorten infection and prevent hospitalization, some say it doesn't do anything. It doesn't hurt so why not. I have bad allergies already. The virus is doing all
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by dham 4y ago
This thing will be here forever. Won't we eventually evolve to not have bad side effects? Maybe the nasal vaccine will be better. Maybe sinus rinses become as common as brushing teeth? I don't know, but somethings going to hav
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by dham 4y ago
I started software professionally in 2008 and I honestly can't tell a difference between literally anything in this time period. I was using Netbeans and doing Java EE / JSF and the feedback loop feels about the same as it does t
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by dham 4y ago
Don't worry web developers will come up with more ways to over-engineer a form with 2 inputs.
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by dham 4y ago
Since the new Star Wars movies aren't canon, it's clear they'll to have to revisit older stories. Especially between Episode 3 and 4. So it's good insurance to get the voice, since Star Wars is and always has been a st
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by dham 4y ago
> text annotation app You could find plain JS to be sufficient for this. I'm guess you're highlighting the text a popup will come up and you submit to a server? If you really want to use a framework, Svelte could be a good cho
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by dham 4y ago
I was diagnosed with thyroid cancer 6 years ago. I spontaneously developed hypothyroidism after a tetanus shot, so my thyroid was under supervision for 5 years prior. The main thing I took away from research and from my doctor, was that t
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by dham 4y ago
React does everything wrong: vDom, components rendering multiple times instead of once then reacting to changes, manual memoization techniques. Hence why Svelte and Solid are not only have a better dev experience, they're also much,
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by dham 4y ago
> users want I hear that so much, except they don't. Most sites aren't Figma. What we're seeing is the proliferation of apps that have been traditionally just desktop apps, but being made for the web. We have to distingu

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