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11mo ago
Life being non-stop stressful for a majority of the population is not a personal illness, it's a societal illness. Although societal illness can definitely lead back to mental illness which is a very personal affliction. I do agree
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11mo ago
I don't have that experience with Nextcloud Memories. Everything works well and it's comparably fast with Google Photos for me, and scrolling to specific dates works fine. How long ago did you try it? I've only been using it
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11mo ago
I would disagree there. I've tried lots of photo managers, and for organizing thousands of photos, I think Google Photos has it pretty much nailed. When choosing a photo/video manager, "works pretty much exactly like Google P
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11mo ago
It's just a dog whistle. People hate tax, so calling things that are not tax "tax" triggers anger in people without deep critical thinking skills. Or people with skills but not enough energy or time to use them on this partic
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11mo ago
We all know what a measuring cup is. The issue is that flour is quite compressible. So if you've opened a fresh bag and scooped out a cup from the top, you'll get quite a different amount than if you dig in the cup and compress th
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11mo ago
I used Django for a project a couple of years ago. Of course, there's a lot to learn. But generally I found that everything makes sense and I was able to build a moderately complex site with user accounts within a reasonable time. Work
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11mo ago
> much better than Gemini 3 Pro for writing a lot of code I know that people here are myopically focussed on code, but that's not what the majority of people use AI for. If Opus 4.5 is better than Gemini 3 for code, but the same or
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11mo ago
> Glycerin Do you mean glycine? I've not heard of glycerine having a positive effect on sleep, although glycine is often recommended. Glycine is an amino, glycerin is a triol. When I tried to search specifically for "glycerin&q
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11mo ago
More interesting discussion than on Twitter here: https://www.erdosproblems.com/forum/thread/124#post-1892
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11mo ago
I'm Irish. The state paid me to go to university, and I've paid it back many times over in taxes. Whenever I hear about the cost of degrees in the US I feel like I'm taking crazy pills. It doesn't make sense, it's
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11mo ago
Ah I missed that, thanks. More than a little grainy for me but that might be a resolution/pixel ratio thing on my phone that could be tweaked out.
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11mo ago
The demo at the top has some bad noise issues when the light is in small gaps, at least on my phone (which I don't think the article acknowledges). The demo at the end has bad banding issues (which the article does acknowledge). It see
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11mo ago
> myostatin inhibitor These are very new and untested in large populations, but from everything I've heard so far it seems they still won't magically make you gain muscle without lifting heavy things and eating protein. They&#x
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11mo ago
As a migraine sufferer who is not overweight, I don't agree. I think it's likely there's a strong connection between inflammation and migraines, but even if that's not the case, migraines have triggers. I've spent y
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11mo ago
In the same way that CICO (calories in, calories out) is a hard metabolic rule of weight gain, eating lot of complete protein and lifting heavy things is a hard physiological rule of "getting jacked" . It's conceivable that f
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11mo ago
It's weird when you see an account like this on HN (a tech site) and when you check their comment history the only comments more than a few words long are in defense of American right wing political talking points. I might even say it&
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11mo ago
I don't think there's any conspiracy like this. It's just economic + (lack of) beauracracy. Installing and maintaining a functioning potable water supply across an entire country is expensive, but even harder is setting and m
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11mo ago
Clean safe water from the sink is not something you'll find in most of the world, in fact. It's not just SEA. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Safe_drink_tap_water_map.... So basically it's only safe t
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11mo ago
Is there a session start hook? I don't think so, unless it was added recently. I've mostly been working on smaller projects so I never need to compact. And skills are definitely not working even on the initial prompt of a new sess
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11mo ago
I haven't had much luck with skills being called appropriately. When I have a skill called "X doer", and then I write a prompt like "Open <file> and do X", it almost never loads up the skill. I have to rewrite
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11mo ago
I haven't tried making my own but recently I listened to a couple of YouTube playlists while working (made by humans) and when it autoplays to the next, it always chooses AI music. The music was ok, some was even quite good, but my r
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11mo ago
I can only see the svg code there on mobile. I don't see any way to view the output.
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11mo ago
Well, it seems Garibaldi biscuits were genuinely named after this guy. However Bourbon was named for the House of Bourbon, a French royal family. I'm discounting the Peek Freens Trotsky assortment because Trotsky was, of course, Russia
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11mo ago
This study was doing the rounds last week. https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/28412... > Question Does consumption of caffeinated coffee have a beneficial, detrimental, or neutral effe
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1y ago
> People still argue and use both, but the argument is different React vs no framework is at least in the same ballpark as AI vs no AI. Some people are determined to prove to the world that React/AI/functional programming solve
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1y ago
> people can look at the same thing and reach diametrically opposed conclusions. It's very peculiar and I've never experienced anything like it in my career until recently React vs other frameworks (or no framework). Object ori
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1y ago
I'm still not sure why it's on HN though. And even with the twist at the end they still spent an entire page making fun of the guy's appearance, clothing, name, and so on.
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1y ago
Ah I see why I missed it. You've hijacked the main site hamburger icon in the header to show navigation for the demo project. I assumed that hamburger icon still went to this like /Pricing, /Docs, /Blog
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1y ago
Ah I missed those. Would definitely be great to have some non AI projects there.
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1y ago
This thread has a download link for toy story 35mm. Not sure if it works but maybe worth trying. https://www.reddit.com/r/toystory/comments/1hhfuiq/does_anyo...
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