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by maxk42 3y ago
Mushrooms produce vitamin D2. Animals produce vitamin D3 endogenously. There's no medical literature in aware of showing that vitamin D2 is equally useful to the human body.
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by maxk42 3y ago
Why on Earth didn't you just inline it?
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by maxk42 3y ago
The sands here are black, my friend.
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by maxk42 3y ago
Warehouses are not uniform. If you were to pick any of the vast millions of acres of free land in the mountain west, you could simply pick a suitable flat area near existing power transmission lines and get to work. If you were trying to
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by maxk42 3y ago
Were you planning to build solar panels for the wildlife?
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by maxk42 3y ago
Somewhere south of the environment effects of building tens of thousands of warehouses.
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by maxk42 3y ago
It would be a lot more expensive to put them on warehouses than the millions of acres of unused land nearby. But the mountain west also has ice and hail and solar panels tend not to live up to their expected lifetimes out here.
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by maxk42 3y ago
What do you use for tracking your blood vitamin D levels?
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by maxk42 3y ago
WooCommerce was purchased by Automattic and since then it's been very difficult to implement without paying for SaaS components. Still possible, but no longer straightforward.
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by maxk42 3y ago
Further down the article there's a simpler example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parrondo%27s_paradox#A_simplif...
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by maxk42 3y ago
Following the link to the cuckoo hasing algorithm on Wikipedia, I don't quite understand what it's doing. I looked up another couple articles but still find myself confused. Does anyone have a link to a resource with an easy-to-
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by maxk42 3y ago
If the Metaverse was succh a great idea Secondlife would be much more successful.
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by maxk42 3y ago
Knight Capital comes to mind.
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by maxk42 4y ago
On my phone at a restaurant right now so I'm not looking it up but this was previously in a published paper in 2009. Not to rain on their parade: this is a great start for a couple of math prodigies, but they didn't quite discove
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by maxk42 4y ago
NPCs in AAA video games are about to get so cool.
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by maxk42 4y ago
It's not "unpaid work" if you're classified as an exempt employee, which is never explicitly addressed in the article. That's why you get a certain salary regardless of sick leave, holidays, etc - you are being pai
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by maxk42 4y ago
Educational opportunities are not a zero-sum game.
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by maxk42 4y ago
I noticed you said "was" and not "am". I think that's the point others here are making. You put in the work and did what it took to become a runner. However, the author of the article is advocating calling yourse
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by maxk42 4y ago
I think it would be better if he stuck to one. That way employees might over time become comfortable enough to voice their concerns to him. A one-time visit would feel more like an inspection than anything else and everyone would be on th
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by maxk42 4y ago
I would believe that's the case if Narasimhan were working a full shift, but he's only working half a shift once a month. At that point why bother? What are you going to learn in 4 hours a month where all the employees are on th
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by maxk42 4y ago
Thank you. Just passed 7 of them. Will see if it helps.
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by maxk42 4y ago
Curious... I've been using LinkedIn for a job search and am unfamiliar with the questions to which you refer. How can I find and pass this test?
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by maxk42 4y ago
These lawmakers are apparently proposing to reduce the age of labor to 14. That's exactly how old I was when I began working in CA. If anything I'm wondering why 14-year-olds can't work in those states already.
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by maxk42 4y ago
Hi there! Neat project! Can you give us a rundown of some of its features? Which processor are you using? Do you intend to sell these or are you only creating a prototype?
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by maxk42 4y ago
It is not legal to represent yourself as being a business when you are not in fact a representative of that business.
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by maxk42 4y ago
Sort-of happened to me. Someone sent me a large amount of money unsolicited. (5 figures.) This wasn't a scam, just a very dumb woman who can't remember her teenage son's email address even though I've haf the address
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by maxk42 4y ago
How do you define success?
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by maxk42 4y ago
Unfortunately Fedora has been making a lot of similar decisions to Ubuntu lately, although it's still better IMO. I'd say coming from Ubuntu, Mint is probably a lower learning curve anyway.
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by maxk42 4y ago
About fucking time!
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by maxk42 4y ago
I've used git since it was first released to the public and recently I feel like I know less about it than ever before. I switched to fossil for personal projects around a year ago and haven't regretted it one bit!

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