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by humbleferret 4y ago
> Omega 3 capsules can also spoil, right? Yes, they do. An old study suggests an average of 20% of omega-3 fish oil products had excessive oxidation. Or in other words, rancid. https://academic.oup.com/nutritionreviews&#x
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by humbleferret 4y ago
An intriguing read that summarises the findings of multiple sources. Makes one ponder the true effectiveness of other supplements on the market, and whether the $100B+ industry is built on hearsay and deception.
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by humbleferret 4y ago
Ghost [1] and Substack[2] seem to be popular alternatives within dev and tech communities. [1] https://ghost.org/publishers/ [2] https://substack.com/
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by humbleferret 4y ago
They do an impressive job of sharing what they're doing on a live dashboard where you can view all the projects they're currently managing[1]. They also do some interesting engineering to scale their equipment [2]. [1] https:&#x2F
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by humbleferret 4y ago
> Meta, formerly Facebook, has officially rolled out what it’s calling Meta accounts and Meta Horizon Profiles. The global launch will be gradual, but both “accounts” are to be used in place of the personal social media account logins —
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by humbleferret 4y ago
> Nowadays getting attention seems way harder in the constant growing sea of startups. Although I concur with you, I think that in an increasingly competitive market filled with countless startups, novelty, or uniqueness is less signific
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by humbleferret 4y ago
What a great list. Are there any Swedish incubators similar to Y-Combinator that are facilitating startup growth?
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by humbleferret 4y ago
What are your main reasons for not switching?
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by humbleferret 4y ago
This visual depiction of climate change could not be more powerful.
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by humbleferret 4y ago
Perhaps not possible at a world level, but it's at least possible at a regional level (Depending on where you live).
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by humbleferret 4y ago
Bouldering - On lower levels, bouldering is easy, and you can make progress using only physical strength until you reach a plateau that requires you to learn technique. At some levels, you don't even need much strength to begin. Compet
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by humbleferret 4y ago
Almost everyone loves something for nothing if it doesn't require too much effort or time. There is no doubt that more 'freebie' users will pop up as setting up and managing emails becomes much easier with password managers[1
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by humbleferret 4y ago
This is amusing, but I can't help but feel sad that this could one day become a reality.
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by humbleferret 4y ago
When the job title 'subscriptions manager' becomes common, you'll know we've hit 'peak subscription'.
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by humbleferret 4y ago
Most of this is hyperbole. Currently, no one has done the work to really understand the carbon footprint of NFTs. And providing an accurate, peer-reviewed figure is impossible without understanding the energy mix of ETH miners. In addition,
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by humbleferret 4y ago
Dall.E is truly magic. What a clever use of GPT 3 and Dall.E. It'd be awesome if parents could read a brand-new story every night, created at whim from just a few prompts from a child. Children's imaginations come to life this way
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by humbleferret 4y ago
“In working with DALL·E 2, it’s important to be specific about what you want without over-stuffing or adding redundant words.” I found this to be the most important point from this piece. Often people don't really know what they really
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by humbleferret 4y ago
There are probably multiple reasons for this. But here are a few that come to mind: Nepotism - It would be naive of me to think there is no nepotism in hiring. Hiring abroad can be a nightmare - Let's say the $50K employee is in anoth
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by humbleferret 4y ago
Aside from being open source and not mining user data, what benefits does this provide over Alfred/Raycast?
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by humbleferret 5y ago
Kollider | https://kollider.xyz/ | Senior Frontend, Product Designers, Junior Backend | REMOTE | Full Time | Kollider is building the first instantly settled cryptocurrency derivative exchange. We believe that cryptocurrenc
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by humbleferret 5y ago
Kollider | https://kollider.xyz/ | Backend (Rust), DevOps and Quantitative Engineers + Product Designers | REMOTE | Full Time | Kollider is building the first instantly settled cryptocurrency derivative exchange. We believ
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by humbleferret 5y ago
Kollider | https://kollider.xyz/ | Junior, Senior Backend Engineers (Rust) and DevOps | REMOTE | Full Time | Kollider is building the first instantly settled cryptocurrency derivative exchange. We believe that cryptocurrenc
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by humbleferret 5y ago
Kollider | https://kollider.xyz/ | Junior, Senior Backend Engineers (Rust) and DevOps | REMOTE | Full Time | Kollider is building the first instantly settled cryptocurrency derivative exchange. We believe that cryptocurrenc
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by humbleferret 7y ago
LayerTwo | https://layertwo.info/ | Junior and Senior Backend Engineers (Rust) | London, U.K. | Full Time | ONSITE LayerTwo is the first Bitcoin derivatives trading engine that uses the Lightning Network to allow traders to
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by humbleferret 8y ago
Mullvad. They support wireguard, accept Bitcoin and have great customer support.