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by lr4444lr 2y ago
It's even worse than that. Having various lab panels outside of the reference range can be perfectly normal temporal variation and not indicative of anything wrong unless it is very extreme. Good doctors treat a patient, not a number.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
I really couldn't care. I get cold easily in winter, and it chills me to the bone making me miserable all day, much less via a cold plunge. Not worth the (much needed) mental health benefits. Sauna? Any day, any time!
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
That's about 1 out of every 4 stations getting hit once a month with something. Millions of people take the subway almost daily. Sounds like the chances of being close enough to witness a crime, even if not directly victimized, are pre
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Preach!
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Following non functional stylistic rules to the letter as if they were on the level of SQL injections or memory leaks isn't "craft". It's cargo culture weirdness. Sure, have a style and a linter. Be DRY. Don't lose
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
That's not a polite response to a hard working person trying to share his endeavor, but I can't say I disagree with you either.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Yeah, but what about when the country has to make good on bond payments to a cryptocurrency becoming stronger, entirely out of their control? It was a terribly dangerous move for a sovereign country, worse than surrender to the Euro.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
It's like an un-inked tattoo artist or a tee-totaling sommelier. The optics are just bad. Stand behind your product, or accept that you will be fighting ridicule and suspicion endlessly.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
If your depression remained abated after resuming a healthy diet, I'd say the microbiome hypothesis is intriguing. Otherwise I'd there are way too many complicating factors at work during a fast to dwell on that. Also, you could t
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
This is the premise of the movie Sunset Boulevard , and of the much newer The Subtance . Tl;dr, it's not healthy for celebrities either.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
People still need to make executive decisions. And frankly, I suspect a lot of Vanguard customers DID want crypto. There are greater objectives at stake, and so I am glad Vanguard held the line. I'm not utterly opposed to a possible fu
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
I don't often get a chance to commend a financial company for making a decision true to values and a long term view of the mission over making a quick buck, but Vanguard in this instance is such a chance. I've been a customer for
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Yes, but the rush to the wet market theory was no better.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Fantastic work. How did you learn all of the EE and low level programming needed to pull this off?
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
I reread the abstract 3 times. The results stated prior to that definition simply don't follow consistently with the component meaning of those two words as I understand them. The writer has the responsibility to be clear.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Though I think you're reading more into my phrasing than I meant, the overall skepticism is fair. One thing I do have to be mindful of is asking the AI to check for alternatives, for dissenting or hypothetical answers, and sometimes I
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
The abstract does not define, nor contextually suggest from the prior statements of the results what "metacognitive laziness" means. Personally speaking, I find being able to ask ChatGPT continually more nuanced questions about an
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
The irony is I too dislike nagging, hollow, corporate DEI exercises. In the abstract I was glad they existed[3] but the insincerity was palpable Footnote [3] is: A small minority of people really do need to be taught how to be kind. The
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
I un-ironically do that too in my personal relationships after many years in start-ups. Sorry if it's offensive!
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
+1 for ConsumerLab. It's almost embarrassing how many products they test and how lucid their write-ups as compared with the FDA given their respective budgets.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Treat it like a "Magic Eye" photo and just relax your eyes to a further focus point.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Single-digit million lines of code (~5M, let’s say) Somewhere between 100 and 1000 engineers working on the same codebase The first working version of the codebase is at least ten years old All of these things, or any of them? In any
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
I encourage you to read more into the change of sexual behaviors in men who consume porn who are already in relationships and the effect this has on the women and overall relationship satisfaction. Yeah, maybe seeing a boob never killed s
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
This is not my experience. Multiple inheritance within a code base of certain sub-functionalities and states is a perfectly good example of reuse. You do not need to go all the way out to the library level. In fact, it is the abstract bases
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
If the variables were clearly named, I wouldn't have to read much at all, unless I was interested in the details. I reitrate: why does the length of the single function with no reuse matter?
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
You can write long functions in a bad way, don't get me wrong. I'm just saying the rule that the length itself is an anti-pattern has no inherent validity.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
In the superlative, yes. It's a fairly new phrase, and hardly in my parlance, but it's growing on me when I'm in informal typed chat contexts.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
Mantras like "methods should be shorter than 15 lines of code" or "classes should be small" turned out to be somewhat wrong. So much this. The whole point of functions and classes was to make code reusable . If the en
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
I hope that your gift of life to him will one day make him realize life is too fleeting to be expend it on such a hateful ideology.
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by lr4444lr 2y ago
In everyday life, parents and children do not choose each other, whereas in academia, mentors and mentees actively select one another. I don't think the distinction is nearly as concrete as the authors seem to assume. Parents, in cho

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