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by kccqzy 2mo ago
True, but sugar can be converted to fat in the body. If you eat too much sugar before/during a ride, the extra sugar becomes fat.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
I’m also active and fat. And to me being active is more important than losing weight; I’d rather continue to do those long 2000kcal bike rides on weekends than having a healthier BMI. I’ve heard stories of my own friends bonking during a ri
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
I know that but it’s not relevant to the discussion. A nested function in C (or rather GCC-flavored C) that doesn’t close over anything doesn’t need a trampoline anyways.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
C++ solves this problem by simply not allowing a nested function (lambda) to be converted to a function pointer, and thereby avoids this problem of trampolines and executable stack altogether. I think that’s a better design.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
The traditional way of doing this in C is simply static functions. Every .c file has exactly one non-static function and all the other helper functions are static.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
Pure hyperbole. I can’t even browse Facebook or Instagram anonymously for 15 seconds; I get a hard login popup that would require me to be identified in order to continue. Same with X. I’m also starting to see this with Reddit. Google is th
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
That’s not a problem solvable by cryptography. Your ISP can’t read your traffic, but can cut off your traffic. You can use end-to-end encryption to encrypt your files to upload to Google Drive, but Google can choose to delete your files.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
There are easier ways to run it. OP seemed to enjoy tinkering and customizing the command to run it exactly the way they want. When I don’t want to tinker Unsloth Studio is probably closest to pick a model and voila.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
For cheap cables like USB-A to USB-C, I just throw away all cables that do not support data transfer. I don’t need the mental overhead of categorizing these cables. So any USB-A to USB-C cable in my cable drawer would work in this scenario.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
This kind of attitude is really disrespectful of decades of progress in cryptography. Without even considering homomorphic encryption, classic encryption is specifically designed to make intermediate nodes such as ISP dumb pipes that do not
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
This is another thing Apple does right. Pages allows you to turn off the inline text and use only absolutely positioned non-floating text boxes. In this mode It’s more similar to desktop publishing tools than word processing tools.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
When you add sufficient rules to spreadsheets to make them more well-behaved, they just become UIs for SQL tables stored in a SQL database. Instead of autofilling formulas they just become generated columns. Pivot tables are views or materi
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
The difference is that the Python one-liner calculates the entire thing whereas in Excel a complicated formula only calculates one cell, and may be different from cell to cell (unless you use array formulas in Excel, which are rare).
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
Numbers is fine. Its main innovation is creating multiple tables in a single visible sheet, so that people who want to look at two logically separate things side-by-side have a nice experience and adding a row in one table won’t affect the
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
Yeah. People usually forget that Word also supports tables. In my experience people think, I need tables therefore it’s Excel.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
Then it’s a different bug: they fixed a bug with a wider timing window and introduced a new bug with a narrower timing window.
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
If you care about the rendered quality, you should never use the browser itself to downscale images. Browsers don’t consistently use the state-of-the-art algorithm for downscaling, which is Lanczos 3-lobe. This is independent of partial IDC
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
What are some solutions to avoid database corruption being single points of failure? I can’t think of any off the top of my head. I don’t think people typically consider database corruption to be a kind of failure common enough to design fo
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
I once had an interview where the interviewer asked me, if you had to be alone on a remote and uninhabited island that somehow had food and water, what would you bring. I answered the phone and began to explain how it was an intricate machi
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
I don’t doubt your experience, but many people are intimately aware of the use of proper Unicode quote characters, in any reasonable font they choose. For me, one of the first things I learned when using LaTeX is how the quotes are transfor
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
I understand some don’t like having a JVM, but for running in the browser, what does Jolt on Gambit offer over plain ClojureScript?
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
I don’t think the Supreme Court as a whole wanted to overturn Griswold. At best, specific justices like Clarence Thomas wrote in a concurrence that he would want to overturn it, but that’s still far from the opinion of the court. Given the
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
The point of a train commute isn’t to get more work done (that would be working extra hours for your employer). Instead it’s time for yourself to relax, away from work, family responsibilities, and all that. Find a good book, listen to some
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
It’s not time lost to commuting. For some people, without the structure of a workday imposed by commuting, they devolve into doing other time-wasting activities. In fact the author said without this commute they would “be on my phone/o
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
Having a routine itself is incredibly useful to me as well. On my WFH days I don’t have a routine so my time devolves into something amorphous, resulting in me spending time without fully understanding where the time gets spent. Having a ro
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
It depends strongly on the prompt. Like recently I was also doing some performance optimizations, and if I did not mention profiling none of the LLMs even profiled the code; they merely read the code and assumed, based on their own analysis
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
CarPlay is merely the technology of having your phone take over a screen in the vehicle. It’s not a mapping map. Plenty of mapping apps support north up. But in any case, I found that if you want to remember routes, it is far better to stud
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
Keeping your trunk consistently green at scale is probably too costly. Not even Google can keep its google3 monorepo consistently buildable let alone green. It’s more worthwhile to keep trunk mostly green, stop chasing the final 0.1%, and
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
And how is that more or less likely then companies ignoring city zoning laws, or making cities grant zoning exceptions through kickbacks and corruption?
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by kccqzy 2mo ago
If noise is the concern then regulate noise. Don’t restrict data centers. If someone’s house has a dog that barks continuously, you aren’t going to say building houses here are restricted. Instead you restrict barking dogs, which is what ci

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