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by goda90 3y ago
What if you didn't know enough to know the first answer was wrong? Because a lot of people are going to ask a lot of questions where that will be the case. They won't know to tweak their question and then do further research. And
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by goda90 3y ago
Maybe it is? It's really hard to know what things will cause damage over decades.
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by goda90 3y ago
I think you could get pretty far without vision here. Feed all the existing tutorials and Q&A's about a program into GPT and ask it for guidance and I bet it could do well at giving you steps. I would be interested in how well AI v
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by goda90 3y ago
> They then have to perform a super outdated, time-consuming, and arduous method of uploading the code into a testing environment to see what their code did. I'd bet money that multiple developers have this automated and use that ti
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by goda90 3y ago
Bad summary. They compared it to women who stopped taking it and women who never took it as well. That's why they think the effect is reversible.
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by goda90 3y ago
I recently converted most of my team's code alongside two coworkers. While I think it probably shortened the overall time, trying to split that work meant we stepped on each other's toes a lot. Due to the usual time pressure and r
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by goda90 3y ago
It won't eliminate light pollution, but something we can all do is petition our local governments to pass dark sky ordinances: https://darksky.org/resources/guides-and-how-tos/model-light...
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by goda90 3y ago
You just said "hostages will die" in your first comment. Saving human life is a pretty desperate.
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by goda90 3y ago
I'd love to see more research on how soaking and sprouting impact contaminants and antinutrients. It's known that they reduce some antinutrients already, but an accurate map of every chemical in seeds(including the proteins we wa
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by goda90 3y ago
This debate just feels like a useless distraction from what the people on the ground of sustainable farming are saying. We should be talking about how we can get high yield without destroying the ecosystem.
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by goda90 3y ago
Seeds like grains that make up most of people's diets and the diets of most livestock? That doesn't sound great.
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by goda90 3y ago
I imagine for an extra arm you'd need to also figure out how to grow the right neurons to control it.
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by goda90 3y ago
Truly autonomous cars could drive you cross country while you work, eat, sleep and consume entertainment all within the car. With those kinds of efficiencies it's pretty attractive regardless, but very short charging breaks would be ev
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by goda90 3y ago
It mentions egg quality. If that impacts development of the fetus as well, it could mean those who wait to have a single child at an older age are less likely to see negative health impacts due to mother's age.
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by goda90 3y ago
Does the spermadine also get broken down in sour dough, or is whole wheat sour dough a potential good source?
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by goda90 3y ago
From the linked paper: > One episode of hypernatremia and one of hemolysis were observed in the NaAscorbate group. These findings support further cautious investigation of this novel intervention. Just in case people see "vitamin c&
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by goda90 3y ago
In Chile there are thick 3 liter bottles that actually get reused. They have a deposit charge that you get back when you return the empty bottle to the store. New bottles will often be all scuffed up from being reused so many times.
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by goda90 3y ago
The real question would be can long covid symptoms develop from the vaccine alone, without covid infection.
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by goda90 3y ago
I've felt the impacts of sleep deprivation on mood, thinking, speech, etc because of gaming late into the night, so stress/overwork wasn't a factor in that case.
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by goda90 3y ago
I've notice I'm more prone to pimples and canker sores when I'm sleep deprived.
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by goda90 3y ago
You're getting tests in the middle of the night, or actual alerts(Amber, Silver, etc)?
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by goda90 3y ago
> Nobody was forcing anyone to drive cars fuel powered by leaded gas either, could it have been so bad? And if it was so bad, why were so many people using it? I wouldn't say this is a great analogy, because leaded gas was the only
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by goda90 3y ago
Politicians make up a tiny percentage of the population and babies haven't stopped being born at any point, so there will always be a population under 65 from which to elect people. If voters over 65 feel left out because they can&#x27
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by goda90 3y ago
I'm curious how quickly you got on antibiotics, if at all. I had strep multiple times in my life, including tonsillitis that nearly hospitalized me one time. But my family was quick to spot the signs and get me treatment and I don&#x27
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by goda90 3y ago
It seems that the Sci-fi future of medicine is one where we can closely understand what the immune system is doing and manipulate it.
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by goda90 3y ago
I don't see myself paying $10/month for search but I could see myself paying even more for a bundle of services that included search. Maybe a bunch of these companies that treat you like a customer instead of a product for adverti
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by goda90 3y ago
I can think of a few reasons why you might get different results. The plastic cover over the metal antenna might be thick enough to keep your skin away(inverse-square law). The version of WiFi has different frequencies(2.4 ghz vs 5 ghz). Th
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by goda90 3y ago
We do the bananas when they are just starting to go brown, so they still have some integrity. Some stores sell them at a discount when they reach that state so it can be a good chance to make more. I imagine fully brown would be messy. When
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by goda90 3y ago
We bought a countertop dehydrator to handle the excess tomatoes I grew one year since I didn't want to try pressure canning sauces. I think our favorite uses are for apples, strawberries and bananas. We've had some good experience
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by goda90 3y ago
I've planted two Josta bushes that I hope will produce next year. Haven't even tasted one yet.

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