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by huytersd 3y ago
Money doesn’t buy happiness!
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I like this one with the rat running away with an erect, severed penis. https://deepcutsdotblog.files.wordpress.com/2024/02/11835855...
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by huytersd 3y ago
Mix of junior and senior. Our stack is react, node, AWS. Telehealth domain. I would post jira screenshots if I was at work, it really is amazing. I’m not sure what prompts the engineers are using but from conversations I think they begin by
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I already do on quite a few things but I still prefer it to the alternative.
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Their acceptable safe amount is 200mg/kg which is considered very high in the rest of the world. It’s a 100% higher than the average amount of arsenic in Indian rice.
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Research I did when I had my child since we eat a lot of rice. The numbers are readily available, some are listed in this comment thread.
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That’s not true. Arsenic levels are geo bound so cracking down on it does nothing. It’s in the soil and the ground water.
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Egypt doesn’t really export a significant amount of rice (77th rice exporter in the world, <0.02% of Indian output) so its inclusion is irrelevant here since you will never find it in stores. Its arsenic level is basically the same as In
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by huytersd 3y ago
I don’t personally use it but my team is atleast 5x faster at what they do (validated by sprint output, up to 130 points for a two week sprint! Previous completion rate was between 25-30 points) and seem to be able to relax more (also valid
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by huytersd 3y ago
Rice is going to have higher concentrations of arsenic no matter what. Indian rice has the lowest. It’s very high in Bangladesh so I would never buy rice from there. Chinese rice is also very high in arsenic. The US, Italy and Spain are par
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by huytersd 3y ago
No, you can have abstract representations of a concept which would fit understanding in a certain sense of the word. You can have “understanding” of a concept without an overarching self aware hypervisor. It’s like isolating a set of neuron
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I like the neutering. Its bias is forcefully inclusive which I appreciate.
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Solid plastic is cheap. It’s the same reason the body is aluminum and not some plastic.
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It’s a matter of speed and delivery.
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Who knew something as basic as streaming videos would basically be a monopoly. It makes sense in hindsight with all the expensive storage required. It’s still mind boggling that you could literally upload video to them 24/7 and they wi
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by huytersd 3y ago
Oh, I’m sorry I asked.
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Shorts pollute everything because they’re so easy to make it’s basically spam.
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Most things that aren’t academic can’t really be learned by reading about it. You have to see someone do it to get all the thousands of different bits of information you cannot possibly write down. Videos are extremely information dense dep
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I almost want to worship it
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But unlike a spouse you can reset it back to an earlier state you preferred.
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If that much processing power is that cheap, this phase you’re describing is going to be fleeting because at that point I feel like it could just come up with ideas and code it itself.
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by huytersd 3y ago
Making things is not always all that expensive if you don’t have to pay a lot for labor. 18650 batteries can be produced for $0.75/cell at the absolute cheapest. A 48kWh pack has about 5000 18650s, so thats ~$3750. The rest of it proba
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To a certain extent but it’s not nearly as bad considering you’re not fundamentally messing up hormones.
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I guess the fear is if we don’t work hard, a country will regress. We certainly have many examples of countries around the world that have very low productivity and corresponding widespread hunger, sickness, violence and crime etc. It’s a h
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by huytersd 3y ago
Yeah I like how society so “sincerely” talks about fixing problems with therapy and exercise when the main problem in most people’s lives is the requirement that they work hard day in and day out. As a society we have no solution to this pr
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by huytersd 3y ago
That’s silly. Kids are just going to type in IPs directly.
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I understand globalization for most run of the mill items but I can’t believe we’ve let the high tech manufacturing go offshore.
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What are their metrics? Are 60% of Argentinians living on less than $3/day?
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by huytersd 3y ago
If the ocean was 200 km deep, and given Titan’s acceleration due to gravity of 1.35 m/s2, the pressure at the bottom would be 2700 bars. Assuming an average temp of -180C, at that pressure, water would form a type of ice that is denser
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I mean you have to have a certain mindset while looking at it. I bet it’s not beautiful to many people.

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