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by lolc 3y ago
Now they're kicking themselves into irrelevance by restricting access.
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by lolc 3y ago
Can relate as I lived borderline keto for a while. That was nice as my sugar was very stable. Then I decided carbs are nicer. And sure, sweeteners are the better option for drinks. Still prefer my dessert with some sugar.
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by lolc 3y ago
For me, those features were always very gimmicky. When you arrive at the gym, you should've set the basal rate lower at least an hour ago. So it's not going to help unless you stay for multiple hours. The meal detection mentioned
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by lolc 3y ago
Depending on AndroidAPS for my insulin management, I'm very happy that people are working on getting this into app stores! I'm not using most of the advanced features but just having the device regulate basal rate is life-changing
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by lolc 3y ago
If I'd have to guess median flower and following count for Twitter users, I'd say they're both below ten. So the only thing I'm wondering about is the low tweet count. What this article lacks is a comparison to other cel
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by lolc 3y ago
Calling it a dark pattern may be a stretch. But does the nag to set up Apple Pay directly change preferences to their product over a competitor's? Or is it added as an option?
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by lolc 3y ago
A modern chip fab needs a supply chain the size of humanity. And you can't bury a reserve humanity in case the regular one goes bust. A buried chip fab would be scrapped for steel.
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by lolc 3y ago
I'm continuously surprised how flexible they are. Even in my case.
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by lolc 3y ago
Isn't the difference that where Trump is selling the past, Musk is selling the future? And in some ways, their vehicles are delivering. In the end people can look past a lot of things when they think the perpetrator will help their cau
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by lolc 3y ago
From what I remember, a li-ion cycle means a full range charge and discharge. Charging 10 percent is just 10 percent of a cycle. And discharging at low charge state causes more wear. Also fully charging is worse than just going to 70 percen
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by lolc 3y ago
The version 4 address is now a substantial cost when renting a server. It starts getting billed separately, so you can drop it if you don't need it.
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by lolc 3y ago
Getty is rent privateering.
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by lolc 3y ago
Yes. You shouldn't distribute your mind!
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by lolc 3y ago
Hm, can't replicate currently. I'll let you know if it occurs again :-)
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by lolc 3y ago
Having used Phind for a while, I got quite frustrated by the new mode where it asks clarifying questions. I think part of the frustration is that when I'm asking more obscure questions, which naturally have less hope of resolution, it
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by lolc 3y ago
I can't see why they'd skip replication given the uncertain status of the original process. They'd try to replicate as closely as possible, confirm they have a superconducting material, then they'd branch out from their
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by lolc 3y ago
My understanding is that Google has an incentive to send people to content farms because those farms will show Google's ads. Stackoverflow doesn't. So they can increase ad exposure. Thinking of it, it would be an interesting test
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by lolc 3y ago
I embrace this change! Now I might just stop impulsively clicking on links that report on the Twitter trash fire. Because now it's the X trash fire and whatever is X anyway. I remember when Facebook turned into Meta. Made it much easie
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by lolc 3y ago
From my armchair I like the binary system theory best. One of the objects starts emitting when they approach each other. And occasionally the shining one is shadowed behind the other so we don't see the burst. Would require one object
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by lolc 3y ago
I wouldn't get the alarm because Dexcom works fine with Xdrip. But how I wish I'd get to day ten! So far none of the seven Dexcom G7 sensors I tried made it to ten days. Three came off within one day, one was a dud, one failed fro
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by lolc 3y ago
My assumption is that it was easier to get past regulation that way. Because their sensor is only talking to their app. And the app is only talking to their server. So no third parties to interface with which would complicate things. And wh
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by lolc 3y ago
Wearing a Libre 3 sensor from Abbott, I can say I'm happy I don't need the official app. The sensors are good. The app however forces you to be always online and send your measurements to Abbott's servers, if you want the mea
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by lolc 3y ago
It's a good idea to pull in reviewers early while mapping out a solution. Not easy though.
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by lolc 3y ago
The wallets were handed over to staff, didn't need picking up.
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by lolc 3y ago
After a decade of billions invested in systems with models trained for object recognition in traffic, these models still struggle with object permanence. Why should we expect some rando painter models to do better? They'll paint a lamp
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by lolc 3y ago
For me, there is a clear distinction in the level of situational awareness the pilots of these vehicles are required to keep when they enable automation. In an aircraft, they clear their path with traffic control, set up the autopilot, chec
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by lolc 3y ago
Absolutely terrifying to see those large numbers. Fossil fuels are just too damn convenient to replace. Even if some places reduce their reliance on fossil fuels, other places will increase their consumption due to reduced prices. Coal use,
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by lolc 3y ago
I got 11% too and wondered what it means.
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by lolc 3y ago
Doesn't read like a good source. Citing the loose cannon does not make a civil war. But yea, Prigozhin has been hinting that he considers civil war an option when he commented on the retreat from Bakhmut: “we will leave on the 10th of
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by lolc 3y ago
Ah right, yea that part was interesting.

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