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by marstall 4y ago
I've been listening to Rhonda Patrick's podcast, FoundMyFitness. She's a Sauna buff and cites studies saying 175 degrees for 20 minutes 4-7 times a week is the sweet spot in a "Finnish Sauna" (ie not infrared)
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by marstall 4y ago
except they currently have to act alone, as the article notes. So if an individual newsgatherer were to shut itself down like that, readers looking for "news, any news" would just bounce off to another source that was more open.
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by marstall 4y ago
> they get a ton of free traffic which they can't monetize anymore.
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by marstall 4y ago
omg the instananeous page load times. surprised this wasn't mentioned. would love to read a piece on how they engineer the site to be so fast.
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by marstall 4y ago
love the way this is written
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by marstall 4y ago
missing in all of this: "the new". Newness is what gives art, writing, news articles, discourse in general, its value. stable diffusion, GPT-3, etc are simply generating aimless rehashes of what's already been said and done.
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by marstall 4y ago
strange list - all of those phrases have the same way of functioning in America - cueing a listener to "read between the lines" and flip their meaning.
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by marstall 4y ago
How bad would it be? How is the area around it prepared?
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by marstall 4y ago
I wouldn't personally use any of these, but I'm a bit of a code review heretic. I view (peer) code reviews mostly as an opportunity to discuss and familiarize your team with your code, and I think they should conform to the "
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by marstall 4y ago
most of the code I write is glue sticking together 8 proprietary systems nobody's ever heard of. how is copilot gonna help me with that?
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by marstall 4y ago
Download images button ... nice
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by marstall 4y ago
Can some explain what the spam/fake accounts are? In my little corner of 4 or 5 accounts with 2500 followers total, and a dozen or so hashtags I check frequently, I really rarely see spam or bot accounts ... I mean they pop up but its
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by marstall 4y ago
I believe it has had an effect. As an example, I work for a European company whose product tracks people in an indoor space, as a byproduct of its main function. Our (German) CEO made it clear we were constrained in our product development
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by marstall 4y ago
I scored 185 on an IQ test administered in the 5th grade ... 108 on this one!
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by marstall 4y ago
hard to estimate as most of the 1000 or so lines of swift code was there to talk to the native iOS Apple Music APIs for auth and playback - which wouldn't be a thing in Android. If anyone ever starts using this app I'll probably t
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by marstall 4y ago
agree! my iOS/web cross-platform stack looks like smallish swift shim > WebView > react-native-web In the end there are minimal "tells" and it is such a joy to be able to deploy small and large things to both platforms
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by marstall 4y ago
cooler and more sensible notion of underground transit than that promoted by mr musk!
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by marstall 4y ago
cue my dystopian paranoia self: in a few short years technology like this will enable the effortless creation of a perfect, stylish, witty video of each and every day of your life, shot and edited in complete autonomy. Which shows you at yo
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by marstall 4y ago
not exactly - but I did do an iOS app that used CoreData, which has sqlite as its primary datastore. tricky because running ad-hoc sql queries on a sql database in an emulator or device was not straightforward...
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by marstall 4y ago
Those articles don't seem to offer much that's terribly substantial - but what about the other question? How did twitter censor this exactly?
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by marstall 4y ago
what is the meat of the hunter biden laptop story exactly? and how did twitter prevent it from behind shared on their platform?
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by marstall 4y ago
NB: the photographer, John Tlumacki, won a Pulitzer Prize for the images he captured in the moments after the Marathon bombings!
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by marstall 4y ago
Book is "Neuroscience, Exploring the Brain" by Mark Bear and I really like it. Thoroughgoing scientific approach but has a unique philosophy of explaining the needed underpinnings as it goes. For example the section on "how g
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by marstall 4y ago
working on that! :)
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by marstall 4y ago
I'm 53 and recently embarked on a complex self-guided mini-medical education to try to understand my son's rare condition. I've pushed my way through a 400 page nursing textbook, dozens of scientific papers and a 900 page fre
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by marstall 5y ago
This was a BLAST. I did it with my son. Definitely the best and most original inspired-by-wordle game I've come across. In many way deeper than wordle because it it requires parsing language, facts, etc. Well done! We'll be back t
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by marstall 5y ago
fake journalist (100% aggregated facts) exposes fake artists. What a fucking era we live in.
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by marstall 5y ago
stop time with coldsleep and get there instantaneously?
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by marstall 5y ago
nb: pushed my way through the French version. it sparkles. night and day. https://www.lemonde.fr/le-monde-passe-a-table/article/2022/0...
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by marstall 5y ago
this article is tough sledding https://www.lemonde.fr/en/food-wine/article/2022/04/06/arnau... Does the French version offer as laborious a ride to the end of the paragraph?

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