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faangguyindia
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faangguyindia
3mo ago
Programming doesn't cause me pain or feel like work. I build projects in my free time because I enjoy solving problems. One thing I love about programming is that it forces me to understand ideas at a much deeper level than simply read
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faangguyindia
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Yes, but hydration isn’t really a problem for me. I’m a bit of a water purification nerd, I collect water from a natural waterfall, run it through multiple stages of purification, and then start convincing myself it has some magical propert
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faangguyindia
3mo ago
most common one, monohydrate.
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faangguyindia
3mo ago
from your link >Headache pain often appears along with other signs and symptoms of dehydration, including darker-than-usual pee, dry mouth and fatigue none of these symptoms are true for me.
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yes, i always drink plenty of water throughout day and night too, infact when i get stuck on a problem i go for a walk and drink water. So drinking water part is consistent with or without creatine. I do know the creatine takes a while to b
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3mo ago
Sometimes I stay up until 1–3 a.m. because I'm working on a problem that's so interesting I can't stop until I make progress. If I know I'm only going to get a few hours of sleep, I'll take 5–10 g of creatine, drink
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3mo ago
I run pgautofailover with 2 replicas and 1 monitor, you can run 2 replicas on equal configuration, though i size primary bigger and monitor node is tiny. You can run this on $10x2 = $20 per month setup for 2 replicas and 1 monitor node for
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3mo ago
Another thing is that people are optimizing code and algorithms with the help of AI. Many of those AI agents and providers train on the traces, so all the optimizations you came up with in benchmarks will end up in training sets. At some po
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faangguyindia
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I operate an analytics site (pretty big one B2B where client's backend feeds data into our system), and we see tons of traffic originating from northwestern China (Xinjiang) from Shenzhen Tencent Computer Systems Company Limited. There
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faangguyindia
3mo ago
curious, where the guys who are working on mathematical models run their simulations these days.
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faangguyindia
3mo ago
I eat fruits but i also eat high quality white cane sugar.
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faangguyindia
3mo ago
yes but as a normal user your data and traces are being used to train AI which helps enterprise customers.
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faangguyindia
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I've never relied on sugar free foods, and I consume plenty of natural sugars and easily cut weight on a regular basis. And often people tell me not to eat "suger" and carbs like "rice". I never listen to them. Peop
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isn't that easy to fix by simply comparing them to a group who are also overweight and cut calories while still having no artificial suger.
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It’s very easy to destroy a specific sub (if it’s not too big and doesn’t have half a dozen mods). it's like those ddos rings, but works on social networks. You can create a sub and a Discord group, then ask people in the Discord group
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often people make a sub, it gets popular because of specific content. then the original mod gets banned, now their sub is orphan and reddit team assigns it to someone else. many times you'll notice the new mod became active as a contri
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yes, daily weighing helps a lot more so initially.
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Reddit is on the same track. What I've noticed is that moderators have become increasingly hostile. Reddit's AI moderation, which is designed to remove AI slop, has removed multiple top contributors I used to follow on programming
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Guaranteed weight loss (for overweight) and weight gain for (underweight) people, you'll see clear gain or loss within 2-5 weeks. If you are in a calorie surplus, your weight goes up. If you are in a calorie deficit, your weight goes d
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Usually in 16-21 days
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If you are in a calorie surplus, your weight goes up. If you are in a calorie deficit, your weight goes down. MacroCodex uses that relationship to estimate your true maintenance calories over time: https://macrocodex.app/ T
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lobster.rs also started using sqlite, i've been using exclusively using sqlite for most of my projects. apps appear much faster because db is on the same server
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>I do find that the best apps are the paid ones, they don't need to be relying on selling user data to make a profit. There is no limit to greed, you can find billionaires who are after trillions. This line of reasoning is at fault.
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>Yes, backing up is the most obvious reason to have it live on a server from the user POV. And of course the app vendor will want more lockin and be able to keep the data hostage. Android comes with auto backup, https://develo
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You can collect data without collecting information about who the data belongs to if you only need it to improve your statistical model. That's what we do. We do not know the user's name, phone number, email address, or date of bi
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Most people won't pay $70 a year for an app which uses Gemini API to track calories. That's something you can directly do in AI studio for free, or use free API quota.
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turns out it was just me not knowing my keyboard has full qmk support and can be configured via usevia, what N-key rollover (NKRO) is. my keyboard is actually r65 by royal kludge i got that wrong! I was gifted this keyboard and i just love
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You are genius! thanks this completely solved my issue, for those curious https://postimg.cc/75hV9tCK I use usevia, all i had to do was find a keyboard definition file for my keyboard which claude found in 2 minutes!
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I use an Apple Silicon Mac and often use programmable keyboards like the Royal Kludge RK61 via USB C. when I press keys such as A, S, D, F, W, or nearby keys in quick succession, the keyboard stops responding completely until I unplug and
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i've been using Go on backend now all the time. Wish something like this existed instead i am stuck with flutter and react native on Mobile. When will a time come when i can use some functional languages like Haskell or a plain boring
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