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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Can you explain what you mean in your second to last paragraph? The GNU project and the Wikimedia Foundation are still non profit today, and even if you disagree with their results their goal is to server humanity for free.
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
They aren't for me either!! When pairing with people who use them, I find it harder to read, which is ok as long as variable names differ enough but it makes it really hard to distinguish == vs ===, and => vs -> etc...
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Read the second link on my post. A menu bar is one or two word that are easy to read. The recommendation on those posts are for long texts that need sustain attention to be read. The second article shows data of readers reading speed based
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Maybe you somehow keeping your phone further away from you than the average person? Or have an eyesight condition where the quality decrease quickly with even small distance?
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Yes, sort of, 19px is a safer bet, but it's complicated. It's counter intuitive but the larger the screen, the bigger the font should be (because it's probably further away). This article is a really good overview of the subj
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Oh for sure!I mentioned because it used to be thought that cold after exercisong was good. The other thing is, this my make a a significant enough difference in elite athletes, but for the average person I thing doing it at all is far super
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
According to Huberman's podcast, cold exposure after a workout is not optimum for the muscle as it reduces the exercise induced inflammation. Hot exposure increase that inflammation which increase the exercise benefit.
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Close enough to zero indeed. I had not imagined it could be that low, I spent my entire life in towns and cities (and not in the US).
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
I haven't watched the video, but paying off implies owning a title to the land which means paying taxes on it.
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
For satiety you need fiber and protein. All energy above your caloric needs turn into fat, regardless of what food source it comes from. Beans, lentils and whole grains have plenty of both protein and fiber. Meat and fish has plenty of prot
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
> garlic aioli Is there any other type of aioli? My understanding is the only controversial part, source if the "real aioli" great schism, is egg yolk.
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Should we private insurance on "something you're born with" based risks?
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
I agree, and that's my point. Should we have private insurances for genetic based risks? Is there a point of private health insurance?
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
So car insurances shouldn't account for past driving experience? Are you talking private insurance or socialised risk mitigation? The goal of private companies is to make profits. There is space and use cases for both models. Of course
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Are there clauses in 23andme type companies that they will never share your data with insurances? What if it got bought by an insurance?
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
And no way to adjust the sound volume. In a nutshell everything Instagram does!
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Terrible (I'm available, React, TS, Python, DevOps and prod support experience. You can find my contacts if you click on my username). I'm curious why you're asking though? Wanting to switch and testing the water? Looking you
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
You can argue that X is the wrong value, but in Canada income under X (the BPA set for that year) is not taxed, as you deduct the Basic Personal Amount from your gross income revenue before calculating your taxes. https://www.can
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
> Haven't found the need yet for any frameworks This is a static page, CSS framework shine for dynamic page where style needs to change beaded on state.
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
And a trackpoint! I'd buy those sight unseen.
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
I'm not anti vaccine, no need to out words in my mouth. My understanding of vaccine is that they use deactivated viruses but not small doses. My question is about live viruses, and if we can get exposed to small doses enough that will
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Dosage. Vaccines use deactivated viruses, but I don't think they use "tiny amount".
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Thanks, that was indeed my question. It'd be interesting to understand if that's true for all viruses and in what quantities. For example, in the early days of COVID, we were told that being close to infected people outdoor did no
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
Vaccination is using deactivated viruses. My question is can we get the same effect from exposure to small doses of live viruses. The articles says exposure to tiny amount can "boost" immunity, which I assume means an immunity acq
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
A bank I use rewrote all their sites, bigger fonts, much slower and blocks firefox, and it's not just user-agent. There are a few government website where I live that block Firefox, although those are just checking the user-agent so ea
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
> boosting ourantibody response What I wonder is if we can develop immunity (not boosting, assuming never been infected before) from being exposed to small doses, or do we need at least one full blown infection.
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
> most of them use Chromium under the hood but who cares We should all care, because people start writing apps that work on Safari and Chrome only rather than to a standard. The web wasn't meant to be controlled by two companies, th
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
And if Ellerman did not want to spend time going back and forth, he could have accepted Ariel's patch then immediately modify in a new commit.
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
> run their own LLMs on Linux and the unfortunate answer was always that the existing options were slightly complicate What about https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp ? It compiles and run easily on Linux.
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by dorfsmay 3y ago
> anything they can get that would be local (rather than from NZ or AUS) is even more expensive This might be key. It might be that your juridiction has trade agreements with other countries and impose that local lamb has cannot be sold

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