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by hoschicz 5y ago
nice
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by hoschicz 6y ago
Have you tried redbush (Rooibos) tea? It scratches the itch for me .
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by hoschicz 6y ago
I quit 18 days ago and I already feel better than ever. "Caffeine doesn't perk you up, it just keeps you from calming down." I feel like a little child -- the days are longer, my emotions are a lot richer, when I'm nosta
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by hoschicz 6y ago
Would we not expect this same pattern if Tether was printed in response to money coming in? Meaning yes, they don't have USDT 100 % fully backed, but they aren't printing it out of thin air either. What surprises me are the incred
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by hoschicz 6y ago
I should have mentioned it. There's now a mention at the end of the post: I'm aware that one fork already exists, but it hasn't seen any updates for a year and the app doesn't seem to work at this time. The plan is to ev
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by hoschicz 6y ago
It’s published under the name Windy Maps globally. Yes, it’s a great app, but there are still no trashcans and no ability to contribute back to OSM.
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by hoschicz 6y ago
Actually, that’s what the „new“ MAPS.ME does - it’s just a wrapper around Mapbox, which is based on OSM and you can use it online.
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by hoschicz 6y ago
Sorry, forgot the link, it's updated now. The reason there are no instructions in the article yet is that the app is not published yet. I wanted to quickly inform people like me who woke up to an updated app about what happened and get
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by hoschicz 6y ago
Why only $30 for the Pro plan?
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by hoschicz 6y ago
Does it make sense to buy premium gas?
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by hoschicz 6y ago
Really surprised by this. I suspect a system-level 2FA hack or a bug exploit, all these people woudln't fall for phishing
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OpenAI’s GPT-3 model is impressive, but size isn’t everything(venturebeat.com)
2 points by hoschicz 6y ago|0 comments
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by hoschicz 6y ago
Is there a deadline for them to reply to my Data Access Request Form?
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by hoschicz 7y ago
1. Current wave of AI research is dead within 5 years, AI winter commences as semiconductor density growth slows. AI will be able to solve problems, but not formulate problems (and thus invent solutions). There is only so much to be explore
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by hoschicz 7y ago
Have you ever tried to tell them that you're getting x price on Booking? They have always at least matched the price in my experience.
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by hoschicz 7y ago
This is the answer the engineers are looking for, I think; thank you.
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by hoschicz 7y ago
Is Uniqlo fast fashion? Or cheap?
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by hoschicz 7y ago
They say they should be washed in cold water on delicate cycle; how can they last if they can't even be washed in warm water?
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by hoschicz 7y ago
Can someone explain what is new here? Does OpenJDK have autovectorization or is it just getting added to GraalVM now?
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HN submission titles generated by GPT-2(github.com)
2 points by hoschicz 7y ago|0 comments
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by hoschicz 7y ago
They way to look at this from a insulin resistance perspective is that years overeating caused them to develop insulin resistance, which in turn caused them to become obese.
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by hoschicz 7y ago
> This is absolutely false. I'm not saying it's impossible to keep losing weight by calorie restriction beyond 6 months, I'm saying that _sans further calorie restriction_ you don't lose weight. > Yes, it gets hard
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by hoschicz 7y ago
See overeating studies led by Ethan Sims in the 1960s. How does the existence of a TV show that put subjects under calorie restriction prove that this doesn't work? P.S. from skimming the wikipedia page I'd expect that the partici
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by hoschicz 7y ago
I first wrote this as a reply in this thread and now I'm looking at it, I think it's relevant to the article as a whole -- sugar, insulin, calorie reduction, stress, fitness in general. I believe that the "diet" mentione
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by hoschicz 7y ago
This is a common misconception, let me explain. > Losing weight and gaining weight is simple physics. > you are losing weight because you are consuming less calories. This is only true in the first up to 6 months of a calorie-restric
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by hoschicz 7y ago
This is exactly what I have been looking for. One executable, symmetric keys and any port I want. TCP is sometimes a must (library Wi-Fi that supports only known ports). But UDP is (i think?) better for wrapping TCP traffic.
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by hoschicz 7y ago
> Would content producers be required to sell their content to every distribution network for the same price, so that every streaming service could, if they wanted to, make a profit by effectively charging more for the content? No. The p
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by hoschicz 7y ago
DuckDuckGo also uses Bing and they don't send the IP AFAIK
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by hoschicz 7y ago
Since iOS 13 ships with "full" Safari, how realistic is it to just use Overleaf / ShareLaTeX for typesetting on the iPad?
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by hoschicz 7y ago
Define "delivers monetarily" and I might be willing to take the other side of the bet. What about Waymo in the Phoenix area? Yes, that's a limited and perfect area, but still, it works very well there.

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