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by kif 2y ago
Interesting. I find the thinner S10 less appealing visually speaking.
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by kif 2y ago
Time and time again, we learn that 'your mileage might vary'. I've found that the best way to live life is to find out what is considered best, and adapt it to you and your body.
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by kif 2y ago
This is a very poor analogy. It's not a matter of abstractions, it's a matter of getting someone or something else to do the work, while you mostly watch and fix any errors you're able to catch.
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by kif 2y ago
It's almost as if we shouldn't treat their words as gospel. By them I mean people who were in the right place at the right time and had the right amount of luck, which is what success looks like usually.
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by kif 3y ago
Looks like just the kind of book I'd want to read. I bought a copy :)
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by kif 3y ago
The US does have a history of helping fund terrorist organizations, just like Netanyahu has helped fund Hamas.
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by kif 3y ago
I don't know if I'll even bother this year. Their puzzles start feeling like chores by the 10th problem or so and I drop out. Maybe I'll learn a new language to spice it up this year.
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by kif 3y ago
Interesting. So my cravings went down significantly, almost to zero. Normally I have such a sweet tooth, that I cannot resist desserts. During my no-sugar period, I was completely indifferent to it. Food tasted the same, but my sensitivity
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by kif 3y ago
Anecdata: during a period of essentially eliminating all added sugar (save for a small piece of dark chocolate a day which amounted to 2-3g of sugar), I never felt better. It was two to three months long. I'm hoping I can repeat that a
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by kif 3y ago
Whereas the SHA256 for this sentence begins with: five, three, e, two, one, f and e.
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by kif 3y ago
Same, actually. Perhaps some of it is due to the naming convention. For instance, in the Lisp interpreter, he tends to use "parms". Which I assume is short for "parameters". That makes me think of parmesan cheese -- &quo
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by kif 3y ago
I have a Supernote, so while I cannot really speak for Remarkable, but it's mind boggling to see others compare them to the iPad. With Supernote I can read without the eye strain, and I can write as if I was using pen on paper. These d
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by kif 3y ago
What is the recommended resource that helps one become proficient at Rust nowadays?
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by kif 3y ago
I think guaranteed death is much more different than potential death and potential cure. It's a tough line to walk on, still.
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by kif 3y ago
Here's how one can succeed: - Be born into a rich family - Have friends in high places (ideally rich friends) I know it's kinda sarcastic, but that is the truth. Being successful is not an exact science. For the odd 'regular&
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by kif 3y ago
When in Italy, my train was delayed by more than two hours due to bad weather. I got an email saying I might be entitled to compensation. So I completed a simple form regarding my itinerary, and it confirmed it, and processed it automatical
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by kif 3y ago
As a person who has both, you gotta admit the care that Sony puts into their hardware. This time around the Xbox Series X is arguably sleeker, but by God is the controller pure trash. The Xbox’s controller vibrations resemble those of a che
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by kif 3y ago
What I find very ridiculous is the NSFW alert that appears after you've been reading/watching for quite a while. It's clear what its actual purpose really is.
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by kif 3y ago
A real shame indeed ;)
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by kif 3y ago
As someone who will probably purchase a CPAP device soon, this is deeply troubling.
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by kif 3y ago
It also depends on the level of activity, as with any other thing. Personally I've been well-hydrated throughout the days, going to the loo quite often.
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by kif 3y ago
I don't think that's healthy either. For instance, I broke the fast on sunset, with water, some fruits and something else I don't remember. In the morning I started the fast with a couple of dates, a handful of shelled peanut
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by kif 4y ago
Couldn't find a primary source either, but that would be one of the first cases where the phrase "suffering from success" applies unironically.
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by kif 4y ago
> other men sued him for ruining their marriages by making them look like losers and actually won Wait, what ?!
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by kif 4y ago
For instance, you don't see historians hallucinating historical events that never occurred -- which ChatGPT does. Replace "historians" with any profession, and "historical events" with something that pertains to tha
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by kif 4y ago
The difference is that ChatGPT, having been trained with almost all the knowledge in the world, has a lot of simple things it still can't get right. If a human had memorised the same amount of knowledge, it would be a different story.
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by kif 4y ago
The title got me scared for a bit. Turns out, the problem is that people do not dose it correctly. And also, they often mix products which may contain acetaminophen but the person taking it doesn't know. I guess that makes sense. There
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by kif 4y ago
If you ask it to "write code to do X", then it will say that it can't write code. I think this was hardcoded. But I asked Bard: "Can you implement fibonacci in Go", and it outputted valid code. And then I asked it &
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by kif 4y ago
I've found Bard to be very responsive too. Though you could argue it's not getting the same amount of traffic ChatGPT is. That said, I don't expect Google to rest on its laurels. Sure, OpenAI is executing swiftly these days,
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by kif 4y ago
Would this decrease the amount you’d get as severance if you were laid off? I think all we can do is ask questions and help you reason about this. Whatever decision you make, at least it will be informed and not rushed.

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