lambdaba

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by lambdaba 1y ago
I was back on Firefox for a few months, and it's noticeably slower and drains battery (on M2 Air).
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by lambdaba 1y ago
People will develop an eye for how AI-generated looks and that will make human creativity stand out even more. I'm expecting more creativity and less cookie-cutter content, I think AI generated content is actually the end of it.
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by lambdaba 1y ago
Protein plays a major role in satiety. They're even claiming that "excess" protein causes heart disease. What a load of nonsense, not a surprise from "nutrition experts".
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by lambdaba 2y ago
vandalism
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by lambdaba 2y ago
This is an observation you only see with people who don't use Lisps. It's a total non-issue. Editing is also easier than with syntax-heavy langs.
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by lambdaba 2y ago
Cute, but I find it funny to reach for Astro, a framework with over 400 dependencies, just for this. I'm sure it's super convenient, so maybe it's more of a principled take.
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by lambdaba 2y ago
> It does seem like Google is quick to respond to feedback. I'm puzzled as to how that would work, when people talk about quick changes in model behavior. What exactly is being adjusted? The model has already been trained. I would t
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by lambdaba 2y ago
The Fridman - Zuckerberg VR interview really convinced me of this, if you haven't seen it, check it out, it's incredible https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVYrJJNdrEg
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by lambdaba 2y ago
the liver makes glucose (called gluconeogenesis), this happens regardless of diet
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by lambdaba 2y ago
There is no biological requirement for dietary carbohydrates.
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by lambdaba 2y ago
Carbohydrates are not biologically required in the diet.
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by lambdaba 2y ago
There is, I recently read about the enormous quantities of alcohol that the average American drank in the 1800s. They didn't live as long (but not by that much, considering they didn't have modern medicine), but they were physical
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by lambdaba 2y ago
Just curious - why is this flagged?
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by lambdaba 2y ago
There is a recommended upper limit, your comment makes it sound like sugar is a requirement. I think some people might still believe you "need" sugar, I certainly grew up with that notion.
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by lambdaba 2y ago
$ gh gist list | fzf --preview "gh gist view {1}" -m | cut -f1 | xargs -n1 gh gist delete
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by lambdaba 2y ago
The edge that functional languages give you is expressiveness, the more complexity you have in the business logic, the more that compounds.
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by lambdaba 2y ago
That's amazing, congrats! I've also come to believe a mix of metabolic therapy and targeted supplementation (particularly B vitamins, chiefly B3), yields much better results than medications. And it seems the medical profession is
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by lambdaba 2y ago
Do you know about this? https://www.youtube.com/@LivingWellAfterSchizophrenia/
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by lambdaba 2y ago
There is a lot of low quality chicken, both fish and chicken have very little fat. And their fatty acid profile is not ideal.
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by lambdaba 2y ago
No, there are people following a leaner version of the diet who have no such issues. I eat moderate protein though (80-100g).
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by lambdaba 2y ago
Only beef, it's a variant of the carnivore diet that excludes common autoimmune triggers, like eggs & dairy.
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by lambdaba 2y ago
Same here bro/sis, eating only beef was transformative for autoimmune issues I had for years. There was simply no alternative that would give me a good quality of life, just heavy medication with awful side effects.
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by lambdaba 2y ago
how do they compare? I have TST set up exactly how I want but I'm open to new options
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by lambdaba 2y ago
true, I only wish Firefox could bridge some of the performance gap, but frankly, it's pretty fine as it is - Firefox Sync is much better than Safari/Chrome options, you can close tabs remotely, sending tabs is instantaneous and ne
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by lambdaba 2y ago
rates of cancer are going up in younger people nowadays
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by lambdaba 2y ago
this is even counter to mainstream medical opinion
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by lambdaba 2y ago
same here! Thanks for bringing up memories of sugar grapefruit. My parents' generation used to sugar their strawberries...
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by lambdaba 2y ago
Obviously yes, so is most chronic disease, but bring up people being healed by lifestyle & diet intervention and prepare for relentless attacks from both doctors and laypeople.
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by lambdaba 2y ago
Okay, but the parent was implying that would discredit the interviewee. One thing I've observed with people that have an important message to disseminate is they are not fussy about what the medium is
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by lambdaba 2y ago
what a dumb remark, what does it matter who the host is

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