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9mo ago
Yeah, seems like there’s a big fight brewing over losing the status quo of having control of how humans interact with stuff, as agents come along and make it so we don’t need to wind our way through the digital ad mazes they’ve constructed
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9mo ago
10GbE rj45 (normal ethernet jack) spf modules tend to burn power and get extremely hot, like to the point of burning you if you touch it - the manual for my switch said to leave adjacent ports unoccupied if using one of those. The fiber one
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9mo ago
Thanks, I’ll take a look. Something to note is the acknowledgements, though: “This work was supported by the Soy Nutrition Institute Global, United Soybean Board, Corn Refiners of America, National Corn Growers Association, Canola Council o
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9mo ago
Ah yeah, good point.
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9mo ago
Interesting, thanks. Know of where to read the random trial results? Did they clear the chemically separated/deodorized oils from suspicion? While I err on the side of avoiding them, I don’t have too strong an opinion on this, because
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9mo ago
So they do end up bearing most of the brunt of their own decisions. But you're also right, it's not entirely on them.
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9mo ago
Well, the biggest consequences aren't financial, they're losing your quality of life, or your life itself.
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9mo ago
First, a grain of salt, I'm certainly not an expert, I've just read a bit about the subject. You know how people like cold pressed extra virgin olive oil? Or avocado oil? Those are "high quality". Industrially refined&#x
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9mo ago
It causes >100k cases of poisoning in the US every year. RTFM isn't working.
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9mo ago
Acetaminophen, honestly, shouldn't be recommended so frequently, especially for kids, and if he's against it, I view that as a big point in his favor. The distance between the therapeutic and liver toxic doses is too small for kid
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9mo ago
As I see it, the point of this new pyramid is not to add more emphasis to meat specifically, but to undo some of the past vilification of fat (note the emphasis on whole milk and full fat dairy), and to move emphasis away from carbs as the
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9mo ago
Thanks! I've been looking into this a little recently, so thanks for the very timely article and advice. Do you have any info on good ways to nail down personal sources of inflammation relevant to cardio health, or do you think that ju
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9mo ago
Hm, so statins for everyone? What’re the downsides?
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9mo ago
Not with tool calling?
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9mo ago
Because noise?
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10mo ago
This is somewhat related to a large dataset browsing service a friend and I worked on a while back - we made index files, and the browser ran a lightweight query planner to fetch static chunks which could be served from S3/torrents
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10mo ago
Yeah, wasn’t impressed with GN’s theories about the politics/motivations/etc behind these big market shifts. It’s much simpler, there’s limited supply capacity and a more lucrative use of the hardware now. The market will find a n
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10mo ago
In the context of the massive amount of throwaway packaging involved in the food supply chain, or every other part of the supply chain for every consumable we use, how big a deal is that? Are electronics uniquely impactful in terms of susta
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10mo ago
Haha yeah, Jerry cans plus genny seems like it might do it.
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10mo ago
Yeah, I meant siphon gas truck-to-truck, but it seems most worksites would be wired or have generation of some sort, so mobile charger should be able to do something in a pinch. I have had situations where a normal 1400W wasn’t enough to ke
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10mo ago
I guess you could strap a few kw generator in the bed with some jerry cans as backup. Would take longer, but if by loiter time you mean time out in the field where you’re not moving, then maybe that’d work. Would be cool if there was the eq
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10mo ago
Seems like EV trucks need the ability to do the equivalent of siphoning gas, or carrying some Jerry cans.
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10mo ago
Seems like someone motivated could make an open source alternative to ESO’s lineup and make it impossible for them to make a monopoly in that niche. I wonder if you put out a call to all volunteer fire departments, if they have enough devs
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10mo ago
Distributed. New transmission lines have big nimby issues, and many existing corridors are already getting overloaded. There are recurring attempts to reform the permitting process (in the last Congress it was called EPRA/energy permit
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10mo ago
I found much better results with smallish UI elements in large screenshots on GPT by slicing it up manually and feeding them one at a time. I think it does severely lossy downscaling.
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10mo ago
You can hit the undown link that shows up?
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11mo ago
Don’t have much to add except huge congrats on relaunching. What a move, not only bringing it back from the dead, but also doing it in a way that many people dream that companies would. I just bought an Apple Watch, but this is really tempt
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11mo ago
You might want to elaborate?
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11mo ago
If you make the carbon tax revenue neutral, and dividend out the whole take per capita, those below median carbon emissions should end up ahead, and it does end up resting on the wealthy, since carbon emissions generally scale with spending
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11mo ago
I know HN doesn’t love crypto, but this kind of thing seems promising for finally cracking micropayments: https://www.x402.org/
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