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by dzink 2y ago
The eaten one goes through your stomach acid and can be flushed out naturally through the system. The inhaled particles may get stuck in your lungs or worse: absorbed. Lungs are not a through channel. Things absorbed there go to the brain,
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by dzink 2y ago
Brain work for me is like muscles for others - if I don’t squeeze out every ounce of energy from my brain with problems all day, I feel like I haven’t lived a full day. Many people prefer good workouts instead, if they don’t their body is p
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by dzink 2y ago
Nope. Look at Israel - their Kibbutz system allows for communal raising of children and that means women have the ability to do more than be stuck at homes. They serve in the IDF, have careers, and population growth is 3 children per woman.
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Ask HN: What Open Source Code Are You Most Thankful For?
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Shift workers deserve more hazard pay and or health care coverage.
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by dzink 2y ago
Chrome data may be feeding Search Results based on how long people stay at different pages and where they go. Thus removing Chrome may remove a substantial data advantage for search.
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by dzink 2y ago
This test was on PC. How about the new M4 Macs?
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by dzink 2y ago
Territoriality in code has been a very male pattern that seems bizarre, given the type of work we do. In purely anecdotal experience: A small team hires its first female developer in a team of several. The senior developer on the team recom
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by dzink 2y ago
Every social network: you make something for your friends and end up with viral growth immediately or after years of nothing. You spend the rest of your days policing trolls, spammers, and scammers trying to abuse or hijack the network. You
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by dzink 2y ago
This event feels like Tesla has lost its product sense completely. A two seater taxi? Seriously? What about families with kids? Doors that open out and up - what about all the right spaces in cities where you need to open a car door? Look
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by dzink 2y ago
I’m an immigrant from Eastern Europe who moved to the US decades ago. Eastern Europeans are direct - you speak your mind, so there are no assumptions or miss-understandings. Families live close to where they were born in sparser areas and r
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by dzink 2y ago
Nuclear and Solar, at least for ours.
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VC relies on you growing enough to attract bigger investors in the future at a higher valuation, including going public. PE bets on you having a really reliable cash flow that they could strap a bunch of debt on to extract the cash in a tax
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by dzink 2y ago
This reads like it was written by generative AI. Private equity is often the vulture a company is sold to when the founders can’t take it public or find a symbiotic merger first. In a traditional LBO it loads the company with debt, based on
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by dzink 2y ago
The Powerwall 3 has a thick metal shell and the front is glass sealed with o-rings and screws that are single use because of water-tight silicone sealant as well. The metal shell can rust quickly (I’ve seen one with tape on it rust under th
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by dzink 2y ago
Facebook has become full of generic name accounts posting generic AI generated content. Despite all flagging it is incessant, which tells me it’s likely sanction or even created by the company to fill content gaps. I’d say 30-50% or content
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by dzink 2y ago
Fantastic idea! The detection doesn’t seem very actuate through - most of it is noise with no actual music playing in the background. I don’t know how the algorithm assumes it’s a song.
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by dzink 2y ago
It was incredible. One of the things we saw randomly that we wish we could see again.
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by dzink 2y ago
With the demand from server farms and new EV devices, grid prices are not coming down any time soon or at all. The hikes in the Bay Area alone have been 20% per year lately. Solar has become enough of a commodity that PGE pays atrocious rat
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by dzink 2y ago
It looks like it was trained on someone's years of teaching math to kids and a collection of all of the handwriting they've done. Looks like, but not sure if it is.
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by dzink 2y ago
This page is unreadable on mobile - safari on iphone.
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by dzink 2y ago
You may be afraid to launch such a long labor of love to the rest of the world and that may be keeping your learning and progress down.
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by dzink 2y ago
Have you tried https://www.dreamlist.com
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by dzink 2y ago
Sounds like there need to be one or more honeypots in each network for catching intruders in the system. Fake crypto credentials, fake password storage etc.
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by dzink 2y ago
Your MACD seems to be inverse. It suggests a buy when it should be selling and vice versa.
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by dzink 2y ago
I have tried several PFOF and regular brokers. The spreads end execution of PFOF where far worse.
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by dzink 2y ago
No you are not. Your orders are not sent to the best exchange execution possible but to market makers who pay kickbacks to your broker and give you a far worse deal with every single transaction. The cost of poor execution is much higher th
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by dzink 2y ago
PFOF is a deal breaker. If everyone but Fidelity is doing it thats a huge selling point for Fidelity. Go against the grain and do what is right for your customer if you want to have the net worth of people who care about their money and thu
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TLDR: People start asking more sophisticated questions on Stack Overflow and far less basic questions. There is fear of fewer novice people participating. What if junior people are able to use LLMs as sparring partners and learn without was
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One would argue it’s the opposite as people with memory problems have less imprint of old and more creative new ideas.

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