lambdaba

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   by lambdaba 2y ago

   Wasn't there something about some seed oil fumes being toxic? Maybe it's related to some cooking practices. Highly speculative but the cooking oil toxicity is well-known. [edit] found this with a quick search, seems relevant: Expo
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   by lambdaba 2y ago

   Sounds very cool. Do you have plans to open source that?
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   by lambdaba 2y ago

   That sounds super interesting, could you share the code for that?
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   by lambdaba 2y ago

   My opinion shifts every other day it seems, recently, Roon, the "famous" anon X account that works at OpenAI, and presumably has access to some unreleased info, said, in response to "are we plateauing soon", "not ev
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   by lambdaba 2y ago

   I keep seeing this about OS X, what was special about those versions? And what are the problems with recent versions?
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   by lambdaba 2y ago

   I keep seeing this about OS X, what was special about those versions? And what are the problems with recent versions?
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   by lambdaba 2y ago

   Get a virtual card from usunlocked.com, and choose "international" at the phone verification prompt. It makes no sense to just wait, as this situation is likely to go on for a while until the EU realizes the harm that's being
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   by lambdaba 2y ago

   There's also nix-darwin and home-manager. I barely use brew anymore, not directly anyway, for the rare packages that aren't in nixpkgs.
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   by lambdaba 2y ago

   It's a concept, but I agree. It does show nicely what a true "user agent" could look like. I want this, the browser as sidekick not machinery with multiple buttons etc. I want my browser to be my operating system.
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    by lambdaba 2y ago

    I'm totally with you on this. I remember seeing this concept video from Mozilla in the mid '00s, IIRC it's pretty much this vision, and more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYMA5W8b1zY . I'm actually a b
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    by lambdaba 2y ago

    This is likely because you are deficient in vitamin D.
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    by lambdaba 2y ago

    I think it hinders recovery too though, inflammation has a function, which is why we don't just systematically administer high dose anti-inflammatories for every infection, only when it's too risky to leave the natural process han
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    by lambdaba 2y ago

    I suppose it's related, that for athletes, ice baths after exercising are to be avoided because they hinder hypertrophy.
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    by lambdaba 2y ago

    On behalf of the entire console user community, thank you!
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    by lambdaba 2y ago

    For sure. It's like seeing the fog clear. I'm very optimistic about this development. Chronic health issues are numerous and immensely costly to individuals and society, and the establishment has obviously no clue how to fix it as
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    by lambdaba 2y ago

    Keto is also being studied for bipolar. Many anecdotes available on YouTube and elsewhere. It appears mental illnesses have in origin metabolic / mitochondrial dysfunction, through a combination of environmental and genetic factors.
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    by lambdaba 2y ago

    This is true for other very effective cures: vitamin D has a similar story. There is no money in cures that target the root cause which is often basic nutrition and using the biology as it was designed, instead drugs can be invented, patent
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    by lambdaba 2y ago

    I came to comment exactly this, here is the video where she announces it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kU1ORt6ZnVE It's interesting to go through her earlier videos where she documents her daily life.
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    by lambdaba 2y ago

    Sourcegraph?
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    by lambdaba 2y ago

    yeah, I particularly like the combo regex + path: or lang:
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    by lambdaba 2y ago

    Does anyone know what's up with the models that aren't available in Europe? There isn't any transparency over this.
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    by lambdaba 3y ago

    Yes, this is the strangest coincidence of this entire setup to me, it doesn't seem related to enabling the development of life (besides, when life arose, the position of the moon was quite different), but it was instrumental in verifyi
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    by lambdaba 3y ago

    Prolonged fasting does exactly this, via autophagy.
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    by lambdaba 3y ago

    Prolonged fasting does exactly this, via autophagy.
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    by lambdaba 3y ago

    This looks very much like mobx, which is my favorite JS effect system. Here is the mobx version: import { observable, computed, autorun } from 'mobx'; const counter = observable.box(0); const isEven = computed(() => (
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    by lambdaba 3y ago

    Indeed there have been, I can't recall the exact study, but I found a meta-analysis here: [Physical Activity and Academic Performance in School-Age Children: A Systematic Review ]( https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/15&
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    23/25 students confess they used ChatGPT for an assignment(twitter.com)

    3 points by lambdaba 3y ago|0 comments
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    by lambdaba 3y ago

    Give zerocarb, particularly high fat zerocarb a chance. Ketones heal the brain. Metabolic theory of dementia too. It's still making its way up to the mainstream but it'll eventually get there.
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    by lambdaba 3y ago

    > But I’d argue that (mental) health would suffer way more than compared to all health effects of sugar. Have you seen the mental health statistics? What they all have in common in having been raised, and living on, refined sugar (and ot
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    by lambdaba 3y ago

    It's also far less dangerous for general health than sugar, which is ubiquitous and fed to children with no restraints. There is no argument for health to restrict cannabis for adults, the risks are well-known, and people are engaging