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by gavinray 10mo ago
If your Maven/Gradle/SBT build specifies a version constraint for a third party lib, updating your Scala or Kotlin version doesn't affect this (For scala-specific libs, there is a bit more nuance, because lib versions contain
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by gavinray 10mo ago
It would have been a transitive dependency based on the comments about the library being "transparent" and the author unaware it was even used. Pinning specific versions of transitive deps is fairly common in large JVM projects du
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by gavinray 10mo ago
To phrase my point another way, an analogy might be: Would you shout away a man who dug through your trash to pull out things he could sell? You've already binned the trash. At that point, nothing that happens to it matters to you. Eit
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by gavinray 10mo ago
> Why shouldn't I get my cut, then? They do offer to pay you for it, which you'd know if you read the article.
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by gavinray 10mo ago
> Yeah I’m definitely not going to pay a subscription for a dashcam so that some company can profit off my data. I'm playing Devil's Advocate here, but suppose this: A dashcam is continuously recording and collecting im
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by gavinray 10mo ago
> How do you know that's not frying some kind of receptor in your body? I don't. One of the things I enjoy about life is being able to experiment on my own body.
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by gavinray 10mo ago
> Grok 4.20 reportedly uses real-time data like market trends and news to make fast decisions. I assumed all of the models were doing that, using at least Web Search tools. My hunch of why Grok's other model performed top-3
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by gavinray 10mo ago
To add something constructive: I've used a novel nootropic which is an adenosine antagonist (KW-6356) for long-lasting energy without dopaminergic stimulation. Something I found and which is commonly reported by other users is mood-enh
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by gavinray 10mo ago
Not to rain on their parade, but I do find it at least a little bit funny that Kotlin Multiplatform is JetBrains's prerogative and the app is Mac only, lol...
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by gavinray 10mo ago
Gemini 3's new "Dynamic View" responses does a pretty good job: https://gemini.google.com/share/e0cdb00b1854
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by gavinray 10mo ago
Neat idea! I tried it out with a relatively basic Medicinal Chem/Pharmacology question, asking for an interactive Structure-Activity-Relationship viewer: > "Build an interactive app showing SAR for a congeneric series. Use
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by gavinray 11mo ago
I grew up in a trailer park and have been homeless and in prison, but thanks for assuming my life circumstances. Didn't graduate high school, no college, parents never gave me a dime.
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by gavinray 11mo ago
Beginning with: "Most of us have the distinct pleasure of going throughout our lives bereft of the physical presence of those who rule over us. Were we peasants instead of spreadsheet jockeys, warehouse workers, and baristas, we wo
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by gavinray 11mo ago
The pragmatic takeaway is "making yourself more attractive will make people x100 more interested in seeing you." So at least there's that.
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by gavinray 11mo ago
> They put the patient on GLP-1 but injected into the thighs (or butt, I don't recall) for the metabolic benefits without the hunger blunting effects. Thanks for the dumbest thing I've read all day
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by gavinray 1y ago
Would the use for this be when you need exact enantiomer composition, versus a polarimeter which just tells you "racemic or not"?
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by gavinray 1y ago
> JSON functions to return nested results. The database itself contains no JSON; just a well-normalised data model. However, the queries return nested JSON in the format required by the application Entirely valid usecase, since t
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by gavinray 1y ago
> what is the upside of working with JSON in SQL over having your app construct and parse JSON objects, but storing the data in a database using more primitive types? You use map-like structures (JSON/HStore, etc) for semi-
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by gavinray 1y ago
> My sense for this has been like GraphQL was invented out of the frustration of the frontend team needing to rely on backend teams for adding/changing APIs. GraphQL was borne out of the frustration of backend teams not DOCU
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by gavinray 1y ago
> This is compounded by the standardized SQL-centric database driver APIs like ODBC and JDBC. The criticality of JDBC/ODBC as a platform can't be understated. The JDBC API is the dominant platform for data access librar
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by gavinray 1y ago
I work at (what was previously known as) Hasura. Specifically: the connector bits that deal w/ translating Relational Algebra IR expressed as GraphQL nodes -> SQL engine-specific code. The author's comments about lack of standa
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by gavinray 1y ago
D is a bittersweet topic for me. From a philosophical/language-design standpoint, it ticks so many boxes. It had the potential to be wildly popular, had a few things gone differently. If the language tooling and library ecosystem were
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by gavinray 1y ago
15 years of Linux and I learn something new all the time...
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by gavinray 1y ago
Any chance you could share the source? I found that I can read better if individual words or chunks are highlighted in alternating pastel colors while I scan then with my eyes
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by gavinray 1y ago
I thoroughly enjoyed the post, one of the few lengthier blog posts I read start-to-finish. Seems like ZeroPath might be worth looking into if the price is reasonable
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by gavinray 1y ago
Lp(a) = 22.2ng nmol/L
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by gavinray 1y ago
I have aphantasia but I have visuals when dreaming, and have OEV's on any psychedelic in high enough doses. So I think it's useful to talk about dosages here. For example, I won't have OEV's until around 200-250ug of LSD
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by gavinray 1y ago
I will soon, as a follow up from cardiologist. My money is on it being within normal limits. > Curious what drives these events in cases such as yours. In my case, I got dealt a very, very poor set of cardiac genes. Everyone on my
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by gavinray 1y ago
Can't vouch for any of these, but quick search shows: https://labplusarts.nl/ https://www.bloodtesting.nl/ https://curitt.as.me/schedule/7b51cc60/appointment/70269915&#x2
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by gavinray 1y ago
I had vulnerable plaque rupture in an inferior artery that caused a 99% occlusion after thrombus formed over it Very genetically predisposed to cardiac events unfortunately

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