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eulgro
2y ago
I suggest you get rid of all the emojis, they don't add anything but do ruin any professional look you might want to aim for. Also it appears you kept the kilometer long Amazon links, you can shorten them to keep only the dp/<i
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eulgro
2y ago
https://archive.is/Vvoz9
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eulgro
3y ago
I just use handkerchiefs, good luck blowing through that. Good old cotton, no chemical shit, no waste, lasts for years.
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eulgro
3y ago
Rust on AVR? I thought AVR wasn't stable yet on LLVM.
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eulgro
3y ago
Yes. The two sentences do not follow each other. It's a very serious issue, but the proposed solution is not only unfeasable (evil will be evil) but mostly it just does not solve the problem at all.
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eulgro
3y ago
If latency is too high then use a pipeline to increase throughput.
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eulgro
3y ago
Huh. I would trade 8h at a desk for 4h in the factory.
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eulgro
3y ago
A lot of modern diseases emerge from modern lifestyles. Sugar, fat and obesity/diabetes. Salt and hypertension. Cancer and the chemical industry. Myopia and lack of time spent outside. A lot of healthcare is manufactured, although no
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eulgro
3y ago
I call it natural selection.
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eulgro
3y ago
Solution: don't replace the window and let the goddamn child pay for his sins during the whole winter. That'll teach him. Hint: I'm a non parent.
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eulgro
3y ago
Most likely a RTOS, not a real OS.
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eulgro
3y ago
Customers are the ones paying for ads. Users are just a resource.
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eulgro
3y ago
It's LLM-generated content.
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eulgro
3y ago
Can you expand on the "Canada is a slowly failing state" bit? It's an idea I've seen a lot in the past years but I don't fully get it, as a Canadian. How is Canada failing more than the US or European countries like
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eulgro
3y ago
When did blind humans gain vision out of curiosity?
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eulgro
3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homeschooling_international_st...
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eulgro
3y ago
It was a reflection I had after realizing how much others remember their childhood and I forgot most of it. It made me think on how I got there. But in the end I tend to draw the same conclusion as you do: I forgot because it had no value b
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eulgro
3y ago
Speaking for myself I think through childhood I have just been too damn busy all the time with school and my own projects, never actually taking time to be bored and recall the past. And by not continually remembering myself the recent past
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eulgro
3y ago
A book I'm currently reading on the subject, more targeted towards ecovillages https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/232438.Creating_a_Life_T...
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eulgro
3y ago
For reference, the recommended maximum amount by the American Heart Association is 37.5 g for men and 25 g for women.
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eulgro
3y ago
https://archive.ph/rEiB7
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eulgro
3y ago
Compiling scales well with number of cores.
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eulgro
3y ago
Internal Combustion Engine
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eulgro
3y ago
Why??
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eulgro
3y ago
Previous dscussion on the article ( https://www.experimental-history.com/p/im-so-sorry-for-psych... ) this one is responding to: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37315292
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How Transformers Work
(circuitbasics.com)
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eulgro
3y ago
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eulgro
3y ago
How many silly Bitcoin networks' worth of energy are required to train the models that generate these silly JPEGs? FTFY
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eulgro
3y ago
I was surprised to learn the other day that in some parts of the world, a 7ºC rise in 50 years was observed during the Younger Dryas period. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Younger_Dryas
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eulgro
3y ago
With a USB 3.0 port and a USB-to-Ethernet adapter you should be able to. Not all adapters support 1 Gbps but with USB 3.0 it's definitely possible.
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eulgro
3y ago
> I know myself. I'm a hacker, right? I can reprogram my body to accomplish anything. Is there a name to that way of thinking? That's how I've been thinking lately but I can't help but think it's wrong.
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