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by kart23 5y ago
I thought I was like this. Track your calories. Eat 3000 calories a day, and a gram of protein per pound of bodyweight (150 grams for you). And I promise you'll gain weight, unless you have something wrong with your digestive system. I
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by kart23 5y ago
I tried running a Pi in my college dorm. First, it was NAT, and when I requested a public IP, IT said they didn't give IPs to students. :/ IPv6 would be cool.
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by kart23 5y ago
dorms and wifi should definitely be NAT. you can always give a public address if someone specifically requests it.
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by kart23 5y ago
Reddit is MUCH more of an echo chamber than HN. You will get downvoted on most subs if you say something that goes against that sub's majority opinion. Whereas on HN, people will usually entertain a good-faith argument.
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by kart23 5y ago
germany has no speed limits on many of its highways, and people do take advantage of it. yet they have half the deaths than us highways. speed isn’t the sole problem imo.
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by kart23 5y ago
what the... no way they just kept an unencrypted private key on the cloud.
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by kart23 5y ago
Google also interprets emojis funny. Google the Estonian and South Sudan flag (f"{chr(127466)*2+chr(127480)*2}") and you get results for Spain.
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by kart23 5y ago
CA has always been light on big tech imo. A particularly egregious case was Gavin Newsom staying completely neutral on prop 22, while tons of out-of-state democrats were quite outspoken against the proposition. Even Biden and Harris came ou
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by kart23 5y ago
Thats not what the article is about. The article is showing the lack of evidence for masks at schools. If transmission isn't impacted by masks, then the severity of covid has nothing to do with the decision of whether to require masks
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by kart23 5y ago
Oh, do I have a terminal emulator to sell you: https://hyper.is/ > Hyper is an Electron-based terminal
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by kart23 5y ago
That is nice, didn't realize you could do that. But yeah, people in the same spot as OP can't exactly do that if they're locked out for no apparent reason.
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by kart23 5y ago
If someone wants to stop using gmail, it's horribly inconvenient to move to another service. You need to update your email with all your other accounts, which for most people is pretty much unfeasible. You can't take your @gmail.c
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by kart23 5y ago
there needs to be some kind of law or regulation around this right? email has become as, if not more important as regular mail, and the government should be protecting access to it. try sending it to your senator and local representative. I
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by kart23 5y ago
I think the headline is wrong. Sideloading or alternate app stores wouldn't be required, thats not the purpose of the bill. Sideloading and alternate app stores is a legitimate privacy/security problem that will be exempted under
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by kart23 5y ago
great piece. Shortcuts are pretty cool, I find the ssh function super useful.
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by kart23 5y ago
No way! I'm reading it too, on page 116. I read Seveneves a couple years ago and really liked it, so I'm giving this a shot. Seveneves I just couldn't put down, the universe and worldbuilding was really great. I feel like Cry
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by kart23 5y ago
I've read the hoover dam is engineered to last at least 10,000 years, and much longer if 'properly maintained'.
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by kart23 5y ago
Impressive if it actually ships. Level 3 is really where things start to get real in terms of liability for the manufacturer.
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by kart23 5y ago
>as well as assistance with around a dozen Chinese government causes. Does anyone have specific info on these? Chinese government causes could be anything, ranging from benign to the truly despicable.
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by kart23 5y ago
Seems like single family homes are going to skyrocket in value. Especially ones that are on bigger lots. The law removed the owner occupancy requirement, so the ones that will be making the most money is investors and developers, like alway
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by kart23 5y ago
Depends on your idea. For example, if you're actually building a demo that requires collaborative features that others can try in real-time, backend can add a lot to the working and cool factor. Imagine you're making a skribbl.i
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by kart23 5y ago
price & convenience. It's really that simple.
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by kart23 5y ago
experienced this too recently. i asked to order with a cashier and they gladly obliged.
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by kart23 5y ago
Baseball is interesting because there's no game clock. The last 2 minutes of a football game can literally take twenty minutes. It's also equally annoying in basketball, with teams just fouling and doing other hijinks in the last
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by kart23 5y ago
Vaccines reduce the spread, and Biden overstated their effectiveness, which is called a lie. I really wouldn't classify the line as disinformation. https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2021/oct/14/j
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by kart23 5y ago
I understand that Tesla sells a ton of cars, and will continue to do so. However, I don't think they make a better product, and it's certainly not luxury. That was the point I was responding to.
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by kart23 5y ago
I rode in a model 3. The ride is awful for a normal family car, as well as the road/wind noise. The owner admitted as much, terrible for the ~50k they paid for it. It's not a luxury car. The status symbol is changing as well. As m
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by kart23 5y ago
I don't think it's necessarily about religion. I have nonreligious, very sciency type friends who are simply opposed to drinking. Even after I show them the studies, they do as you describe, move goalposts and desperately try to j
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by kart23 5y ago
did speed limits really make things better though? germany has the autobahn and sections with no speed limit, yet their roadways are much safer than the US.
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by kart23 5y ago
that's true, I was coming at it from a 'going to college' perspective, when in reality a lot of kids don't end up going to college and don't need all that. It's a tough problem, and I want kids who don't w

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