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by kelipso 9mo ago
Why would you need institutions to finance building new homes? You think the cost of building a home is more than the cost of buying a home? (Obviously not.) Normal people have been building their own homes using their own money for thousan
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Honestly, the argument on the other side seems like emotionally charged arguments due to TDS and not wanting to give Trump any credit. It seems obvious to most people that institutional investors should not be allowed near single family hom
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by kelipso 10mo ago
It’s a simple problem that you can explain to kids, hence the no jello. And they don’t even begin to describe how the solution even looks like! So I don’t think this article can even qualify as a good example for explaining math problems to
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by kelipso 10mo ago
There are plenty of studies showing that collagen supplementation helps athletes. Which means there are cases where the body doesn’t produce enough collagen for itself. And as you age, your body produces less collagen. Reasons enough to sup
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by kelipso 10mo ago
You need to eat a ton of quinoa. Only the most dedicated vegan bodybuilder will eat that much quinoa. No thanks. Also, only animal sources contain hydroxyproline amino acid in significant amounts, which you pretty much only get from collage
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by kelipso 10mo ago
Naltrexone reduces cravings by blocking the reward effect of drugs. Pretty well known I think.
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by kelipso 10mo ago
Another example, the Seventh-day Adventists, even studied for their longevity.
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by kelipso 10mo ago
Maybe, maybe not. It would depend on a variety of factors including the activities you do, your age, etc. Maybe athletes need more collagen compared to people who don’t exercise, etc, etc. Also complete protein sources are definitely not ea
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by kelipso 10mo ago
Different protein sources have different amino acid compositions and they have different effects on the body.
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by kelipso 10mo ago
A lot of people do think exactly that.
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by kelipso 10mo ago
That’s just the reality of it. The GDP of Russia and Canada is about the same but nobody cares about Canada from a geopolitical context because it has an irrelevant military.
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by kelipso 10mo ago
No, war crime laws and the Geneva Conventions have existed for decades.
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by kelipso 10mo ago
Actually reading his argument convinced me that 1-based indexing is better haha.
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by kelipso 10mo ago
Yeah, the difference between static and dynamically typed languages are massive with LLM coding, and the difference seems to me exponentially larger with larger codebases.
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by kelipso 10mo ago
When you smell poop, it’s actually shit particles in the air..lol. Sometimes bacteria comes along for the ride too? Garbage, rotting flesh…yeah.
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by kelipso 10mo ago
Progress in software is supposed to just needing more computing resources by your definition? As in, basically slowing everything down? Well, we got local AI for that I guess.
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by kelipso 10mo ago
If someone else had posted exactly the same thing you just did, I would have assumed it was supposed to be funny…
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by kelipso 10mo ago
> calling legislators Good joke. Probably a couple of tech billionaires will eventually say something and then something will happen.
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by kelipso 10mo ago
x @ A @ y is supposed to be a dot product and you are saying this is better notation?? Row and column vectors have actual meaning. Sorry but I am not reading the rest of whatever you wrote after that. Not the GP but you should just consider
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by kelipso 10mo ago
Same. I use Safari even with the ads because it has the profiles thing. Only reason I use Firefox is the ad blocker.
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by kelipso 10mo ago
Let me just write this down… Just for illustration, assume average lifespan of poor person is 60 and average lifespan of rich person is 80, 30% of the population is from the rich person group and rest from the poor person group, and these t
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by kelipso 10mo ago
I don’t know..this seems like one of those that is admired in HN but I don’t see in any of the multiple US companies that I’ve worked in. People are definitely concerned with looking dumb. “Losing face” may be something people here attribut
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by kelipso 10mo ago
It’s been shown years ago that the Chinese government does what the people want much more often and closely than the US government. CCP inside the party is very democratic too, much more rigid, but it is bottom up.
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by kelipso 10mo ago
I think he is complaining about that exact philosophy maybe being applied too broadly lol.
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by kelipso 10mo ago
Lol, I say I am vibe coding even when I create little code snippets through AI that I have read and understood every line. It’s a fun term!
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by kelipso 10mo ago
They work like a 120k a year job for 30k a year.
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by kelipso 10mo ago
AI in industry was basically made my PhD grads. Without that pipeline, there would be no AI, and I am not exaggerating much at all.
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by kelipso 10mo ago
You could say that no one wrote that code. But Matlab has serious packages in numerous engineering fields and it’s not anywhere close to easily replicable. It’s like how open source will never replace Excel but probably worse because it’s m
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by kelipso 10mo ago
Sometimes slower? No, always slower. And no one wants to deal with the mess that is creating an interface with C or C++. And I wouldn’t want to code in that either, way too much time, effort, headache.
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by kelipso 10mo ago
There is rarely proof this or that way. It’s usually evidence, sometimes strong, sometimes weak, and you use your experience and intelligence to decide what is true. Though honestly, if you end up with a process where you change your mind w

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