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by gryfft 3y ago
[2020]
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by gryfft 3y ago
I've been using Google Fit to track my blood pressure over time. I've been measuring every other day. The charts really are helpful. The biggest correlation with my blood pressure is how regular my sleep is. Once I started militan
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by gryfft 3y ago
Ah, but "the problem with the world today is that everyone else doesn't believe what my religion teaches" has an enormous feature that your arguments do not: It gives the one who holds this belief the comfort that _they_ have
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by gryfft 3y ago
Softlayer has been IBM Cloud for years now. The SL branding got totally scrubbed in 2018.
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by gryfft 3y ago
"Yet you participate in society! Curious! I am very intelligent."
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Apptronik’s Humanoid Robot, Apollo(techcrunch.com)
1 points by gryfft 3y ago|1 comments
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by gryfft 3y ago
Austin-based Apptronik announced their new humanoid robot, Apollo. Looking over their website [1] they only have renders so far-- looks pretty vaporwarey-- but they are pursuing real-world business cases for humanoid robots, which is intere
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by gryfft 3y ago
I don't understand what you're talking about or what you want anybody to do about it.
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by gryfft 3y ago
....so what? This seems completely reasonable. If you don't want emails regarding transactions and inquiries, don't make any transactions or inquiries.
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by gryfft 3y ago
Wow, thanks for the nightmares.
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by gryfft 3y ago
I've gone biking for 30 minutes every day for the last 23 weeks as of this morning. I believe the psychological power of keeping my streak alive is a big part of how I've managed to lose 60 pounds in that timeframe. Next week I&#x
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by gryfft 3y ago
https://archive.is/zzskG
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by gryfft 3y ago
The Art of Unix Programming had an outsized impact on my career. It laid out Unix as a sensible, simple, professional, and enjoyable way to approach computing, and chasing the hacker dream advanced my career as long as I kept that passion a
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by gryfft 3y ago
Even if you don't actually audit the source, you can at least check the checksums. A malicious host (or a malicious actor who has compromised a trusted host) can detect that you're piping to bash in a few ways, and then by modifyi
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by gryfft 3y ago
"Musk Urges More Companies To Apply Further Downward Pressure On Tech Salaries"
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by gryfft 4y ago
Yep, kind of both.
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by gryfft 4y ago
"You know what they do with engineers when they turn 40? ... They take them out and shoot them."
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by gryfft 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_web_app
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by gryfft 4y ago
If you don't have surround sound in your home theater, do you even deserve to watch a movie?
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by gryfft 4y ago
I don't recommend doing this, as it contravenes Google's Generative AI Prohibited Use Policy. [1] 1. https://policies.google.com/terms/generative-ai/use-policy
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by gryfft 4y ago
Now they, too, may know the transcendental joy of laboring to create wealth for someone else.
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by gryfft 4y ago
(2020)
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by gryfft 4y ago
People don't kill people. Decisions kill people. Sometimes those decisions are obvious, like pulling a trigger while pointing a loaded weapon at a person. Sometimes they're very slightly less obvious, like giving a 17-year-old a s
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by gryfft 4y ago
I believe you are in error [1]. 1. https://qntm.org/interview2
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by gryfft 4y ago
Again, this is not about you and your personal experience. You do not know what kind of day someone else has had, and when Slack has 25+ notifications and you have deadlines, little failures to be considerate DO take a toll, just like when
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by gryfft 4y ago
I think you're still missing the point that the question isn't about what kind of conversation the initiator is ready and willing to have, but rather about the information asymmetry and time/emotional costs imposed on the rec
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by gryfft 4y ago
It also includes some additional wording about modern phone etiquette.
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by gryfft 4y ago
> I've bought four cars > I just shut the finance guy down immediately > Ordering a BMW These facts paint a pretty obvious picture of why car buying is a much more pleasant experience for you than most: you have experience, y
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by gryfft 4y ago
I don't need to talk to anyone to sleep just fine, because Elon Musk, Exxon, the CCP and the US Department of Defense aren't idiots and would have bought up all of the rare earth magnets already if this was anything but obvious cr
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by gryfft 4y ago
> Monty Python Somehow, I don't think you're taking this seriously. If you really believe in the potential of this technology, it should scare the daylights out of you.

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