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511.
by hammock 1y ago
How would you even test for that?
512.
by hammock 1y ago
Safe and effective. Side effects are very rare and are usually limited to soreness at the site of injection. Recommend everyone who is recommended semaglutide by a relevant authority, to get it. The obesity epidemic is a national security c
513.
by hammock 1y ago
That is the main reason why he is appreciated imo
514.
by hammock 1y ago
Or any mobius strip
515.
by hammock 1y ago
I’m confused. We are beyond the point of no return when it comes to global warming. Hasnt he already seen how the story ends?
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by hammock 1y ago
I would also like to know this. And “diagnosis” of “hypo gonadism” is a little hand wavy here. HRT is going to reduce “brain fog, fatigue and no libido” no matter what you have (or don’t have), just got a find a doctor that will do it for y
517.
by hammock 1y ago
Those are easy manual adjustments to make. Far easier than estimating an entire meal
518.
by hammock 1y ago
Extra light beer or shot 100 Light beer or wine 150 Regular beer 200 mixed drink 300 Trashy mixed drink 400
519.
by hammock 1y ago
Are these system prompts open source? Where do they come from?
520.
by hammock 1y ago
Plus the Deathtroopers, the navy seals of storm troopers
521.
by hammock 1y ago
I finished season 2 yesterday and was actually thinking how refreshing it was that andor WASNT too dark. It has some dark scenes sure but I really it’s not nearly as bad as most shows these days
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by hammock 1y ago
> the scatterplot chart isn't misleading Even leaving out the data (which you rightly point out) you are forced to choose what to plot on x and y, which by convention will communicate IV and DV respectively whether you like it or no
523.
by hammock 1y ago
It helps to internalize the concept that all statistics (visualizations, but also literally any statistic with an element of organization) is narrative. “The medium is the message” type of way. Sometimes you are choosing the narrative consc
524.
by hammock 1y ago
Missing the point? You demonstrated exactly what I’m talking about. You wrote what I wrote, with more words
525.
by hammock 1y ago
It’s funny how most of what I read these days boils down to, “it could be a good idea, but when trump does it it’s bad”
526.
by hammock 1y ago
Don’t worry, everyone is. That is why they are switching to quantum soon
527.
by hammock 1y ago
As much as we don’t want to think or talk about it, the gene pool has changed over time and it shows up in faces. Not to mention diet, environment etc that also takes different tolls on our faces depending on the period. By that logic there
528.
by hammock 1y ago
Used in the US and worldwide until the 1970s. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoe-fitting_fluoroscope#
529.
by hammock 1y ago
I tend to agree on the overuse of high energy but will also point out We used to use x-ray machines in shoe stores to measure your foot size…(spoiler it didn’t end well)
530.
by hammock 1y ago
Reminds me of the horrific state of student debate competitions today where the winning strategy is to incomprehensibly rattle off as many arguments as quickly as possible with strange breathy sounds in between
531.
by hammock 1y ago
It worked. There was still cheating (caught and uncaught), but 50-100x less than what I saw at other schools. And it gave students a sense of pride in their education
532.
by hammock 1y ago
What happened to the ideas of offshore data centers and seasteading and pirate radio? Is it time to bring those back (again)?
533.
by hammock 1y ago
If LLMs are allowed then sure. However, when LLMs are explicitly banned from use, is the case I am talking about.
534.
by hammock 1y ago
> I’m very glad my kid’s school has hardcore banned them. What does that mean, I’m curious? The schools and university I grew up in had a “single-sanction honor code” which meant if you were caught lying or cheating even once you would b
535.
by hammock 1y ago
Not a legally enforceable speed limit.
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by hammock 1y ago
Then there’s an aggressive driver who sees that and realizes it hammers home the point that the yellow speed signs (vs the white ones) are not enforceable. And an enforceable sign could never be a weird number because speedos don’t have tic
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by hammock 1y ago
I imagine an internal combustion engine with a ring of spark plugs firing rapidly in sequence into a nozzle that has fuel/air injected uniformly That is my naive attempt to grok with an analogue, that is probably wrong.
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by hammock 1y ago
How many pulses per second?
539.
by hammock 1y ago
Hoth was almost certainly inspired by Camp Century (first profiled in the Saturday Evening Post in 1960)
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by hammock 1y ago
The most interesting ones are probably secret. “Helix” was a fictional TV show about a bio lab in the arctic.

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