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by livueta 4y ago
I had to take a break for a while due to injury and found that the best way of getting back to my routine was by sticking to the schedule, but dropping and slowly re-adding weight. Trying to go back to my normal weight at my normal cadence
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by livueta 4y ago
A walk to the coffee-shop every morning before any work communication: gets the blood flowing and gives me an opportunity to mentally sort out the day ahead Odd days: 5x5 weightlifting in the garage Even days: either a fast 5k or a slow 10k
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https://archive.ph/5WI9F
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Can the North Sea become Europe’s new economic powerhouse?(economist.com)
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Might be worth noting that the variety of stuff you can get from machines tends to be better than in the west, e.g. http://www.hachiyoh.co.jp/master/products/kirin.html / https://www.suntory.co.jp&
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Definitely would have gone for some honking if it wouldn't have been ambiguous who it was at - this was one thing happening on the side of a busy intersection. > But they may become incentivized to put up signs, or otherwise disince
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Oh wow, I wonder if that explains it: yesterday I saw some truly astonishing line-cutting right in that spot, to the point where I confronted one of the cutters about it after confirming with an attendant that what they'd done wasn&#x2
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One of the many reasons I hate Microsoft with a burning passion is that they got my grandma tech support scammed. I had Firefox with ublock origin configured as the default browser and (thought I had) purged IE/Edge. She was fine with
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> it’s not uncommon for highly regulated industries or high security systems in general to not only use an internal CA but to break the public chain of trust altogether by removing the public certs from the system. Yeah, I work with inte
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My local NPR station aired a story a few months ago about a local "NFT museum" that was 100% uncritical boosterism. IIRC, it featured a conversation with people affiliated with the NFT org (and nobody to provide counterpoints, and
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by livueta 4y ago
Well, consider the distribution of global btc hashrate by country over time: https://ccaf.io/cbeci/mining_map Editorialized: https://cointelegraph.com/news/china-returns-as-2nd-top-bitc... Even a
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Gotcha, thank you.
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Does your sync setup work in realtime in the background? Earlier this year I was evaluating iOS devices and a showstopper was the apparent inability to have keepass database updates push-synced: the closest I got was a scheduled copy of the
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by livueta 4y ago
Indeed. Why not take up Scott Alexander's proposal if there truly is nothing untoward here? https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/mantic-monday-81522 > If someone from Kalshi wants to swear, in so many words, “
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by livueta 4y ago
Slightly offtopic and I expect to take some heat for this, but figured I'd ask: Is it worth trying any other Stross works if I loathed Accelerando? to the point of being physically unable to finish it, which is pretty rare for me. I
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I think household brands are the exact opposite of where there's been movement: ime, it's concentrated in spaces where there's a need or incentive to dodge moralistic payment processing cartels. The classic example is obvious
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Yep, I have a Kraken and can confirm it is fantastic for DFing shitty Baofengs, especially when they're being used as HAMMER-style acoustic modems for something chatty. Practically the best possible scenario for easy DF. Perhaps logica
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The problem with this is that "intellectual property" rights are fundamentally unlike physical property rights to the extent that they directly conflict. I'm not even making the argument that all IP is evil or whatever, just
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This is all great advice. > probably involves reading some books about modern OSes in general as a primer > I started long enough ago that I have a hard time recommending any specific resources. Having gotten into kernel programming i
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> an ease with leaving twitter if these get enacted I'll believe that one when I see it; feels very much like celebs announcing they're moving to Canada. More broadly, I think the original tweet thread picks up on something int
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To me, the idea that there's any correlation there at all is frankly bizarre and smacks of presenteeism. Feels like a PHB-holdover we should all be rightfully trashing as an anachronism. Also, how is this even supposed to benefit anyon
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I did! I worked at a university at the time and another department was decommissioning one (a GSA). My group was looking for hardware at the time, so we snagged it. Under the yellow paint it was a bog-standard Dell PowerEdge. I think I stil
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Good post. > if you can’t give someone the finger in VR what’s the fucking point? Bingo. IMO, the Facebook efforts in this area are doomed by Zuck's "one identity" obsession. I've spent enough hours follow-dancing at
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Trying to provide some context without explicit spoilers: > The demarchists were only several 100 people if I understood correctly Demarchist society at/around Yellowstone was supposed to involve many millions of people, but the cat
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> not trivial or cheap From your previous comment, it sounds like your experience may have been from a while ago? In 2022, it is fairly trivial and cheap: https://github.com/osqzss/gps-sdr-sim I can not ;^) person
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> Btw crypto is worse on this in every way In a technical sense you're correct; in both cases the transactions are effectively irreversible. That said, I think there is an important difference: Everyone (well, kinda) knows that a cr
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Weird that this is downvoted; it is quite factual. I think you're right about it being centered on Zomia: > The majority of identified targets were located in northern Myanmar. but your specific example of the illicit trade is sligh
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I biked many thousands of miles to/from work/school in Seattle - well, up until the third time I got run over and decided to call it quits - and agree 1000%. The idea that "sharing the road" is possible if only we were a
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> If my government wants to know something about me, they will be able to find out and that's whether I use DuckDuckGo or Google, Chrome or Firefox, Facebook or no Facebook, Gmail or my own private server, and whether or not I use a
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Well, consider the grandparent's example: > Note that european style privacy law is differentiated in the finer details: a person who films at a nude beach can claim to do so as a technological extension of their own personal memori

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