michael1999

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by michael1999 8mo ago
The ugreen one is rechargable - https://www.ugreen.com/en-ca/products/ca-45298
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by michael1999 8mo ago
My need was finding my black wallet in the house when I forget where I put it. My wife has been very happy that she no longer has to field "Hey sweetie, have you seen my wallet?". I walk around asking it to sing to me, and I fin
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by michael1999 9mo ago
I have the ugreen card, and it works fine. https://www.ugreen.com/en-ca/products/ca-45298
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by michael1999 9mo ago
This matches my testing. Aurora is fast enough that we actual started to contend on the heap locks, and had to tune our batch orders. Too bad network-attached i/o is so slow.
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by michael1999 9mo ago
Yeasts and fungi produce durable spores. But most gut bacteria do not form spores. When they dry out, they die.
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by michael1999 10mo ago
Planning, good sense, and caution go a long way to compensate for physical impairment. Weed is different from booze in that booze increases risk taking, which makes driving such a danger. But that doesn’t mean weed doesn’t impair in some ma
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by michael1999 10mo ago
Betteridge’s law wins again. The answer is obviously “no”. Apple does not dispute they locked this man’s entire digital life without recourse because he suffered a fraud, and he only recovered because famous people intervened. You’d be insa
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by michael1999 10mo ago
Both NY and SF were regional hubs before cars disfigured them. No commercial vehicle is going to be discouraged by a $10 dollar charge, and trade is so much easier when the roads aren't clogged by single people demanding 1000 sq-ft of
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by michael1999 10mo ago
Because success would encourage it in other cities facing terrible traffic. People say they hate socialism, but drivers love car-socialism.
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by michael1999 10mo ago
There are financial incentives to find/make organ donors.
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by michael1999 11mo ago
Oh god - Indiana's castle-law provides civil immunity too. That's awful! That poor man has to raise four orphans without any financial help.
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by michael1999 11mo ago
This whole discussion feels very cute when Kavanaugh-stops are going on right now. Like we're discussing the fine points of white-tie dress while sitting around in sweatpants. ICE is snatching citizens off the streets. The constitut
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by michael1999 11mo ago
Let churches run them. That's the C in YMCA. It was founded as a mission to guide the development of young men in health directions.
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by michael1999 11mo ago
I see the reverse. Self-driving jitneys will be able to extend public transit into the cul-de-sac subdivisions that are impervious to useful bus service. Let little 8 seat shuttles bring people out to the main line for trains or full-size
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by michael1999 11mo ago
except that ev sales are up just tesla is down https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/teslas...
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by michael1999 11mo ago
Do you think this Mennonite kid who went to Disneyland and brought back measles was an immigrant? Do you think an immigrant brought measles to the International Mennonite gathering in New Brunswick? You seem fixed on blaming immigrants fo
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by michael1999 11mo ago
Don't forget Gabby Giffords and Steve Scalise.
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by michael1999 11mo ago
This is so weird: > Most Americans expect political violence to keep growing in the United States and believe that it is likely a political candidate will be assassinated in the next few years. Like, there have already been several assas
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by michael1999 11mo ago
No. This is not a new problem. Measles, mumps, whooping cough, etc. are all problems that were basically eradicated in the mainstream population. But the Mennonites, Hutterites, etc. are having outbreaks. If you have stacks of dry tinder,
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by michael1999 11mo ago
Interesting to learn this wasn't really covid-related.
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by michael1999 11mo ago
No. The other driver almost hurt himself following too closely, and not paying attention. There is nothing exceptional about emergency braking in a residential neighbourhood. Your prime responsibility when driving a car is in the directi
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by michael1999 11mo ago
Crawlers ignoring robots.txt is abusive. That they then start scanning all docs for commented urls just adds to the pile of scummy behaviour.
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by michael1999 11mo ago
We're well into it already. Corneal implants, pacemakers, titanium hips, closed-loop insulin pumps, cochlear implants, etc. We've been using glasses and wooden teeth for centuries, but we're really getting going now.
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by michael1999 1y ago
And will until we have an effective ban on non-therapeutic use of antibiotics in agriculture. I'm looking at you, USA and China.
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by michael1999 1y ago
The core thesis of TBKTS is self-evidently true. Thoughts and emotional experiences can be encoded in the body in self-perpetuating ways that operate outside conscious thought and persist long after the event. Consider something as simple
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by michael1999 1y ago
Either can create the other. Thoughts can raise or lower the heart-rate. Bracing the body can restrict breathing. Shallow breathing changes the acidity of the blood which then activates the sympathetic system which changes thinking. The
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by michael1999 1y ago
Incentives, friction, and trust make nice additions to the list. Thanks. The number of times I’ve been pushed to move my docs out of the tree to somewhere far away is too many.
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by michael1999 1y ago
We're doing something like this internally. Our monorepo context files were much too big, so we built a progressive tree of fragments to load up for different tasks. I am struck by how much these kinds of context documents resemble no
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by michael1999 1y ago
I am also struck by how much these kinds of context documents resemble normal developer documentation, but actually good. What was the barrier to creating these documents before?
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by michael1999 1y ago
That's great press, but I'll wait until the design is finished and licensed before I get excited. But it is looking good! https://x-energy.com/media/news-releases/canadian-pre-licens...

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