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961.
by loeg 10mo ago
Vehicle battery packs are 400-800V today; not 1MV.
962.
by loeg 10mo ago
> Python doesn't have a built-in way to run untrusted code safely. Multiple attempts have been made, but none really succeeded. Long, long ago, there was "repy"[1][2]. (This is definitely included in the "none succee
963.
by loeg 10mo ago
Vegan bodybuilders would just use pea/rice protein extracts, which are about as commercially available as whey (very).
964.
by loeg 10mo ago
Manufacturing jobs were only "good jobs" in comparison to the alternatives available at the time. The other options in the US have gotten better in the last 50 years. As much as people hate on service industry jobs, they're
965.
by loeg 10mo ago
Notably, whey is a complete protein source and very easy to get, while collagen is a crappy source.
966.
by loeg 10mo ago
PHK is far from infallible.
967.
by loeg 10mo ago
Those holes can be arbitrarily large, though, especially in weirder environments (e.g., memory-mapped optane and similar). Linear address space implies some degree of contiguity, I think.
968.
by loeg 10mo ago
Do you think a 1980s computer has no drawbacks compared to 2020 vintage CPUs? It "works..." very slowly and with extremely high power draw. A 1980s design does not in any way prove that the model is viable compared to the state
969.
by loeg 10mo ago
There's a big 0->1 jump required for it to actually be used by 99% of consumers -- x86 and ARM have to both make a pretty fundamental shift. Do you see that happening? I don't, really.
970.
by loeg 10mo ago
Diclofenac (voltaren) is a topical NSAID that can be useful for managing symptoms. Over the counter in the US.
971.
by loeg 10mo ago
Hey, if they can commercialize this into a real therapy, that would be amazing.
972.
by loeg 10mo ago
I think most of them have started simplifying somewhat (/bin vs /usr/bin): https://systemd.io/THE_CASE_FOR_THE_USR_MERGE/ (FWIW, Fedora 17 was released in 2012.)
973.
by loeg 10mo ago
You've entirely missed the point of the article.
974.
by loeg 10mo ago
I don't think GP's 2006 Motorola Razr would transfer 1TB of photos especially quickly, either...
975.
by loeg 10mo ago
Someone writing shell scripts is a programmer, for better or worse.
976.
by loeg 10mo ago
Might just be satire.
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by loeg 10mo ago
Long before LLMs. Setting aside peak-COVID as a weird aberration, question volume has been in decline since 2014 or maybe 2016.
978.
by loeg 10mo ago
If it isn't cleaned up by process exit, it's not really a process, is it? Just another co-routine running in the bare metal kernel or whatever.
979.
by loeg 10mo ago
Sure, there is a restriction on the type of E. This is similar to Zig's result ADT, I think?
980.
by loeg 10mo ago
iPhone AirDrop works really well?
981.
by loeg 10mo ago
It's not just arbitrary renaming (Rust Result vs C++ Expected is fine) -- it's choosing a conflicting name for an extremely common abstract data type. If they wanted to call it "Elephant," great, but Optional is a wel
982.
by loeg 10mo ago
It's possible, but it won't get security updates anymore.
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by loeg 10mo ago
They named Result (or Expected) Optional ? No, no, "optional" means "T or empty." Not "T or E." https://c3-lang.org/language-fundamentals/functions/#functio...
984.
by loeg 10mo ago
Obesity is solved! Tirzepatide.
985.
by loeg 10mo ago
Your article starts by comparing the harms of statins to the harms of scary COVID vaccines. I'm not sure it's very credible.
986.
by loeg 10mo ago
Well, and everyone knows they should exercise, and many know they should avoid dietary saturated fats, but most people neither exercise nor avoid highly fatty foods.
987.
by loeg 10mo ago
> [that circulating LDL is the cause of heart disease] is false. I think your comment really owes the rest of us more explanation of this part.
988.
by loeg 10mo ago
Is this just O_DIRECT?
989.
by loeg 10mo ago
I think my insurance covered it, even though I was 33. But yes, I would have happily paid $400-600.
990.
by loeg 10mo ago
Medium 3-figure at most. $400-600 for the full two-dose series.

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