karim79

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by karim79 3y ago
Put a freeze on that card and get a new one? Inconvenient as it might be, works every time.
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by karim79 4y ago
Out of curiosity, and if you don't mind me asking, what is your daily carb intake while doing keto?
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by karim79 4y ago
Unsurprising, to be honest. I live in Berlin and pay an average of 6-700 EUR per month for my dog have a pleasant change of scene/environment twice a week so I can be somewhat relieved of dogsponsibilities and focus on my SaaS. I miss
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by karim79 4y ago
Agreed. The scaling model/queueing system was implemented as a POC which can be scaled by plugging in more cards/hosts. I hope we can find the time to animate this soon enough.
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by karim79 4y ago
I've been toying with SD for a while, and I do want to make a nice and clean business out of it. It's more of a side-projecty thing so to speak. Our "cluster" is running on a ASUS ROG 2080Ti external GPU in the razer cor
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by karim79 4y ago
Was wondering the same thing - if it does well there, it could be a really cheap way to, for example, motion-capture realistic weapon holding in an FPS, provided it can be extended to capture the arms as well using CV.
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by karim79 4y ago
That's exactly it, they are all pieces of art regardless of who manufactured them, etc. I'm fairly certain they all appreciate in value, though that's not why I do it. Guitar playing (as well as, probably any and all other in
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by karim79 4y ago
I always perceive guitars to be timeless things and there is just something magical about them. I understand that people with greater means and resources will literally accumulate them until the end, but I think I have the right ones. Two s
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by karim79 4y ago
I tested positive in mid-February 2022. I had been double vaxxed with the second one administered on Christmas Eve of 2021. The symptoms started with swollen red feet (which I somehow dismissed) followed by really strange vivid dreams that
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by karim79 4y ago
My Fender Stratocaster Ed O'Brien edition. Probably the last electric guitar I'll buy in this lifetime.
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by karim79 4y ago
I picked up two of these bad boys. It literally took minutes to turn it into a universal remote for everything in my flat, from TV to air filter and everything in between. I love the form factor as well as the interface. I haven't yet
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by karim79 4y ago
"Dominate" seems a little off. Feels to me like said AI tools are merely an augmentation, and will have a push on the spectrum from hand-animator to curator. In the end I think it will probably come down to taste, which comes down
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by karim79 4y ago
My gripe here is, for example, YouTube premium charging to remove ads and that indeed does make the experience better - and then there are sponsorship messages for stuff I won't name <cough> nordvpn for instance. There seems to b
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by karim79 5y ago
Does this work with the higher-protein "keto" pastas out there? So my question, I guess, is when is pasta pasta and what actually is pasta and at which point does it become not pasta or anti-pasta? Can any of these questions be an
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by karim79 5y ago
This comment nearly destroyed my laptop. +1
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by karim79 5y ago
I had some mild peripheral neuropathy symptoms in the days after I cleared my infection (tested negative two days running). Anecdotally seems to fit. Burning sensation in my lower back and legs and left side of my face.
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by karim79 5y ago
I can try. In Germany, as a soul proprietor, one can pay himself as much as is available in terms of revenue, minus taxes and costs of doing business. As a private shared company, which is my case, it's a bit different. The compensatio
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by karim79 5y ago
In my case, I got a clued-up response from my lawyers, as to what I should pay myself from my in-profit startup, that is accepted by the German government and fair to the shareholders of my/our company. That was helpful. I think it is
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by karim79 5y ago
+1 I came here to type something similar. I've also observed that it has been described as "carbohydrate intolerance" which seems to make a lot of sense.
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by karim79 5y ago
This is gold. Thank you for sharing. I can remember when for me, Zen meant defragging my HDDs before I went to bed.
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by karim79 5y ago
then someone will say what is lost, can never be saved.
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by karim79 5y ago
Spot on, methinks.
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by karim79 5y ago
Fantastic and touching read, thank you for sharing.
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by karim79 5y ago
> I’ve even gotten sucked down the hole of “what happens when an mRNA lipid nanoparticle crosses the blood-brain barrier?”, which is quite interesting. Would you happen to have any links/references to share on that subject? I'd
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by karim79 5y ago
I did not even consider that to be honest, did not occur to me whatsoever until just now. Let's just say I have no clue, yet would not be surprised at all.
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by karim79 5y ago
That's precisely why I posted. I think the ethics of such an action might be somewhat questionable, but as it says right at the end of the post, "The end justifies the means".
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Counterconspiracy persuades anti-vaxxer to vaccinate child(iflscience.com)
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by karim79 5y ago
I enjoyed this article, thought it was a great read. Personally I'm in it for the potential co2 savings associated with the unnecessary commute (where applicable, e.g. software engineering).
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by karim79 5y ago
Kraken.io | Berlin | Remote, preferably EU timezone but anything goes | Full-time | Full-stack, mostly JavaScript (BE+FE frameworks) and some Python in there for supporting tools We are in the process of delivering our next iteration of ima
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by karim79 5y ago
I've been led to believe (through my own corporate lawyer) that NDAs are pretty much useless unless they come with a penalty clause. AFAIK here in Germany the maximum penalty is something like 20k EUR. So at the end of the day, they do

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