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eulgro
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eulgro
1y ago
https://archive.is/Ywyoi
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eulgro
1y ago
Avoiding ultra-processed food is completely realistic . It's a question of priorities. If she really wanted to avoid them she would take the time to do so, even if that means working less. What's unrealistic is expecting everyone
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eulgro
1y ago
In Vim: * to highlight a word, n/C-n to move between them. You need to have the hlsearch option set.
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eulgro
1y ago
Can you give at least a few examples? I have no understanding of ergonomics it seems
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eulgro
1y ago
Oh right. I was imagining this: https://www.fruithillfarm.com/media/catalog/product/cache/a8... Which is the hay rake I used in the past to collect hay...
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eulgro
1y ago
A more efficient way might be to train them in simulation. If you simulate a warehouse environment and use that to pre-train a million robots in parallel at 100x real time learning would go much faster. Then you can fine tune on reality for
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eulgro
1y ago
What exactly was the process to choose the 50 machines? I wonder how "Hay rake" got on the same list as "CNC precision multimachine" for example? If you asked me the former is probably more useful than the latter.
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eulgro
1y ago
When C++23 is fully supported functional style will be somewhat bearable, but even then a lot is missing. Lambdas are just too verbose to make this fun.
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eulgro
1y ago
Uh, I was still using it up until today... I did block its Internet access though.
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eulgro
1y ago
Right. I learned yesterday that S&P 500 is 7% NVDA, 6% MSFT, and 6% AAPL. The top 10 companies make 39% of it. https://www.slickcharts.com/sp500
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eulgro
1y ago
The system I have experience with and the one that's recommended in Jenkins "Humanure Handbook" is a simple bucket. Spray sawdust on top after use and close the lid. Dump the bucket in compost bin when full, which should happ
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eulgro
1y ago
A whale is an animal...
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eulgro
1y ago
That's not what synthetic means. Even then, many would extend the unease I expressed to include some of the things you mentioned too.
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eulgro
1y ago
I don't understand the whole supplement culture to be honest... people do just fine without any of that. Can't we just live as we are and not aim for some ideal only reachable through the use of synthetic substances?
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eulgro
1y ago
I wonder if the guy ingesting Teflon to replace food heard about PFAS...?
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eulgro
1y ago
https://archive.is/kU3Vo Edit: the paywall is still there actually, sorry.
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eulgro
1y ago
It's just a reference to this book: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6611240-three-felonies-a...
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eulgro
1y ago
We all commit three felonies a day.
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eulgro
1y ago
Why would you buy overpriced cake mix in the first place? Buy flour, sugar, cocoa and sodium bicarbonate and... that's it? Oh wait you probably have all of them already.
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eulgro
1y ago
It will probably all be used to mine bitcoin.
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eulgro
1y ago
I have the latest LineageOS version and the 4.4 kernel will be EOL in 2027. So no.
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eulgro
1y ago
Meanwhile my Pixel 2 is still rocking after 7 years of daily use.
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eulgro
1y ago
Reminds me of how I used to take the forklift to move things I was too lazy to move by hand when I worked in a factory, even though I absolutely did not do the required training. It was a bit stressful but fun enough to be worth it.
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eulgro
1y ago
Thanks, I love it.
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eulgro
1y ago
"If you are asked to count things, write a python program to do it". Problem solved.
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eulgro
1y ago
The question I ask myself when I see this kind of project is: how long are you willing to maintain it for? My main concern about a new language is not performance, syntax, or features, but long term support and community.
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eulgro
1y ago
> 13 000 BTU/hr In sane units: 3.8 kW
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eulgro
1y ago
wooosh
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eulgro
1y ago
Which begs the question: what was the old trifecta?
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eulgro
1y ago
> Never have I ever seen such a highly optimized Java codebase. Not before, not since. That must be awful to work with. Why couldn't they just pick a more adequate language if they wanted performance? Or write bindings for performan
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