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emeraldd
4y ago
That's what the conclusions appear to be saying: > Higher fasting insulin and higher c-reactive protein confound the association between BMI and the risk of all-cause mortality. The increase in mortality that has been attributed to
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emeraldd
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"Things I Won't Work With...." and the person who decides to work with it runs a channel named "Explosions&Fire" ... From the article: "We're talking high-nitrogen compounds here (a specialty of Kl
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emeraldd
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ok, I couldn't find any info about that on your site in my cursory glance and the only examples I saw looked like node...
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emeraldd
4y ago
What does this support outside of Javascript?
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emeraldd
4y ago
I’ve always found that starting a new project works best when I build the baseline alone, after some design discussion. If it’s too complex a problem to build that way, the fewer and more focused the team, better the baseline is. Once you s
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emeraldd
4y ago
Here's GWBASIC: https://hwiegman.home.xs4all.nl/gw-man/REM.html
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emeraldd
4y ago
That's actually used in some variants as well. Notably VisualBasic and I'm sure I've seen it in some older flavors as well.
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emeraldd
4y ago
> - safer (especially for pedestrians) This is arguably not true. It's not uncommon to find yourself on foot and alone in situation/places where it is not a good idea to be either.
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emeraldd
4y ago
As a counter point. Every time I've seen people get themselves into trouble with git has been when they are using a GUI tool. I have yet to see a gui tool that they can use to get themselves back out of it. There's a lot of value
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emeraldd
4y ago
At that point it's arguable you have joined a cult of one.
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emeraldd
4y ago
We use slack internally where I work. There is a somewhat unwritten rule that you should not use @here or equivalent as a general user. There are a few cases where it's ok to if you really have something for everyone in the channel (
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emeraldd
4y ago
Be an expert with the ability to generalize in your back pocket when you need to. A generalist skill set does not mean you have to do generalist jobs either.
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emeraldd
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Both of those statements convince me even more that this is a bad idea. While the author's past experience is important, it has little bearing on the current PR. Same for similar code change. In code review, the skill/history of t
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Is your model trained per language? Without something that semantically understands the code under review ( which all but requires general AI or at the least a strong static analyslzer) doing anything more than adding noise to the process o
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4y ago
I highly disagree with their definition of different from each other. Usage together does not make the words similar. If they'd said something about words you would not find together in a sentence then I'm certain you'd get v
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4y ago
I did :) as well as commenting.
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4y ago
Honestly, this looks like spam. I have no idea what a token is, how you get them, or how to use them. The token ui stuff in the site doesn't tell me any of this in a way that I can understand. The site needs a lot more background on wh
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4y ago
What really matters is where that 5 thousandths is ... If it's in the wrong place, that could compromise all kinds of things. Maybe not immediately, but definitely down the road. Watch a few May Day Air disaster episodes, some of the m
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Question: Are vulnerabilities found more often in newer or older libraries?
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They aren't taking away anything, they would be diluting the 51% shareholder's shares. They're giving themselves the option to fend off a hostile take over by making the pool bigger so that no one can get to 51% ownership.
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5y ago
If this is real, that's a big step. The beginnings of something like shell people in Anne McCaffery's The Ship Who Sang. I wonder if the technology will actually go anywhere.
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Last I checked, Apple is explicit in saying you must add a payment method to Apple Pay.
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I'm having a very hard time getting past the fact that the "wrong" code is wrapped very badly on both a mobile device and laptop. That inherently makes it harder to read ...
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Huh ... I didn't realize I had. To tell the truth, I'm not sure how I got an old reddit link.
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Dell Scam Caller knows I just bought a new Dell laptop
(old.reddit.com)
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There was a period of time where the TS3+ was completely unavailable. Our IT people were saying that the manufacturer couldn't get parts to build them. :( I was lucky enough to get one before that happened and can say it works great. I
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How does Hemingway compare?
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Personally, I use NO_COLOR or other techniques to disable color when I'm logging output or using a CI/CD pipeline. Color codes tend to create all kinds of garbage in your logs otherwise.
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The answer should have been morse.
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This seems very appropriate and relevant: “By the time I was fourteen the nail in my wall would no longer support the weight of the rejection slips impaled upon it. I replaced the nail with a spike and went on writing.” ― Stephen King, On W
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