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kiba
3y ago
What don’t I accept? You’re reading too much into things. A lot of people don’t exercise enough. But countless millions of people stay at an acceptable weight without walking everywhere. Mostly it involves simply eating modest portions of
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kiba
3y ago
Nah. It's inefficient, uneconomical, and unsustainable. That's why we have to change sooner or later. And we have to admit...it's lousy as well.
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kiba
3y ago
Why not long train ride in the countryside? Or a train tour through the mountain peak. If we're talking luxuries, it's possible to make trains luxurious. They have sleeper trains for example. A lot of thing are possible or the equ
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kiba
3y ago
I supposed there is somehow a profound benefit of being stuck in traffic, of dealing with the daily stress of driving and the countless potential near miss. It's a wonder that motor accidents are as low as it is in our society. Meanwhi
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kiba
3y ago
Sedentary behavior is in itself risk factors for dying. If you break your hip bones, then your health is going to spiral downward because you can't walk. You need to load your body. A car takes load off of you.
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kiba
3y ago
Cargo bikes are a thing. It's also why we have ebike so we don't have to be hyper fit. The need to haul weekly grocery is greatly reduced with proper urban planning like corner stores and walkable streets. Bad weather can be mitig
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kiba
3y ago
Nothing drive the point home than emotional pain. Of course, if it can be avoided, do learn from those who made mistakes, but sometime the best teacher is doing it yourself.
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kiba
3y ago
There's never going to be a single treatment for aging, but there's an intervention everyone knows theycan take to slow down the inevitable decline until medicine improves to the point it can aid in in slowing and then reversing
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kiba
3y ago
If it works, it works. Don't be afraid of pharmaceuticals, but at the same time take advantage of lifestyle changes. If you're going to lose weight through appetite surpassing medicine, you will lose muscle mass along side with fa
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kiba
3y ago
It seems to be a kind of overspecialization, especially in a dynamic world that's constantly changing.
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kiba
3y ago
How does one avoid being so ignorant of things?
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kiba
3y ago
If growth is doing more with less, then I'll welcome it.
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kiba
3y ago
Dictionaries/thesaurus just describe how words are used or were used by someone. It doesn't prescribe the correct usage of words. The issue is that open source is a clear technical term that has a certain usage within the communit
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kiba
3y ago
It wasn't reasonable to me that open source software just means only source code is available. If people insists that the way it should be used, then I would abandon the term for something else.
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kiba
3y ago
It's very confusing when someone said it's open source when it isn't actually open source. I quite literally grew up with the specific definition. If people decided to redefine open source software, then I'll need a new
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kiba
3y ago
We should absolutely be finding business models that work for open source but not compromising the ethic of it, like open core. It probably just won't make a ridiculous amount of money for open source developers. It's the tradeoff
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kiba
3y ago
Open source licenses are commercial licenses, full stop. It doesn't prevent for profit uses.
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kiba
3y ago
Until there are no users and reddit is a dead husk.
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kiba
3y ago
Perhaps these sort of things shouldn't be for profit enterprise, given the inability of companies to not slaughter the goose that lay the golden eggs.
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kiba
3y ago
The dystopia is corporate control and the lack of freedom to hack our device as we wish.
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kiba
3y ago
European cities underwent changes over time, some of which accommodates cars. They're not static at all.
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kiba
3y ago
Nobody said that you can't have backyards. It's about cars, not lack of green space.
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kiba
3y ago
Starting the article with the false equivalence of housing space to parking space is ridiculous. Housing requires a massive amount of ancillary infrastructure such as power, heat, plumbing/sewer, telecom etc. So do houses built furth
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kiba
3y ago
Most people are/will be novice LLM users.
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kiba
3y ago
Where would you sell? Seems like with these kind of things, you just have to expect that they won't be fair with you out of sheer lack of diligence and laziness. Be prepared and have a plan when it does happen to you. It doesn't m
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kiba
3y ago
I worked hard to make my youtube feed mostly free of political content. One time, PragerU stuff starts appearing in my recommendation....I cannot ban it fast enough.
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kiba
3y ago
If that is what the annual is, then it's probably no wonder why they aren't helpful.
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kiba
3y ago
It isn't particularly new, given that most of our media are either doctored, touched up, or manipulated in some ways. Most of us don't have VFX knowledge or the ability to detect minute flaws in Deepfake works. We do it through by
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kiba
3y ago
I rather have a competitor outcompete them with a repairable product rather than forcing Apple to make better phones, or that Apple is forced to add repairability in order to compete. That is not to say regulation is unimportant, but that I
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3y ago
More interested in seeing if there's progress. I compared 2023[1] to a 2020 version[2]. 1. https://web.archive.org/web/20230516064619/https://ultimatee... 2. https://web.archive.org/
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