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by mind-blight 2y ago
My understanding is that just vegetable oils are generally bad for cooking because of how they retain heat. Even if they have a high smoke point, it's easier for them to get to it. Have you doing that she has the same issue with coconu
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by mind-blight 2y ago
I'm also curious how it would affect CSAM proliferation. That's one of the biggest angles of attack on encryption (see how many times the UK has tried to ban it). If their techniques mitigated that, then it could take done if the
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by mind-blight 2y ago
I mean, the quick shift makes sense with vaccine deployments and the medical community figuring out how to deal with it all happening within a few months. We went from not being equipped to deal with the disease to being equipped in a prett
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by mind-blight 2y ago
Yeah, I was there from 2013-2016. I got to use a few of the products that would eventually turn into Foundary. I've actually hung out with the author a couple of times (I was on the AirBus deployment as well as in the building right ne
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by mind-blight 2y ago
You should really take into account the advent of COVID vaccines, the evolution of the disease (it appears that less lethal variants), and how human immunology works (people create antibodies if they survive the first round of a disease). T
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by mind-blight 2y ago
I've started receiving emails that say 'reply "unsubscribe" to stop receiving emails' rather than have an unsubscribe link. This just started happening a few months ago, so I think this is a workaround that someone
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by mind-blight 2y ago
I've looked into it a bit. I'm getting to the point where I either want to use a full ORM, or I want to write raw SQL and have it checked against the database. Query builders are nice, but they sometimes end up in this middle grou
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by mind-blight 2y ago
It probably is, but you can do that workflow with DuckDB too. It's just really flexible since it can all be done in SQL. Check out the DuckDB postgres connection ( https://duckdb.org/docs/extensions/postgres.ht
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by mind-blight 2y ago
Honestly, I hated Prisma for the longest time. Like, hated it. I tried to rip it out of projects multiple times. Why would you build a node library in Rust? (as one of many problems) But, I had a mental shift recently that helped me appre
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by mind-blight 2y ago
I've been using duckdb to import data into postgres (especially CSVs and JSON) and it has been really effective. Duckdb can run SQL across the different data formats and insert or update directly into postgres. I run duckdb with python
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by mind-blight 2y ago
I'm a huge remix fan. Remix, Shadcn, postgres, and Prisma have been great for rapid development
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by mind-blight 2y ago
I'm not sure where the derision is coming from. It seems like they made an assumption about something they have experience with, got a bunch of feedback, changed their behavior, then took the time to write about their journey for the r
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by mind-blight 2y ago
The same thing happens in the US. There's a court case where someone put a EULA inside of a CD packaging and made opening the CD sufficient to trigger the EULA. They won, making that an acceptable easy to force a license on someone
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by mind-blight 2y ago
Most variables on JavaScript are (essentially) pointers. A common mistake people make in the language is keeping references to objects in a global map, which prevents them from being garbage collected (often a bad caching implementation). Y
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by mind-blight 2y ago
I one thing that would help at the federal level is a dosage guide, similar to how alcohol works. The drink equivalent is a useful starting point for beer, wine, and spirits. There isn't a "normal" dose, so everyone just asks
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by mind-blight 2y ago
It is, though apparently folks tend to titrate to the same blood number with smoking since it hits so fast. Obviously not perfect if you don't know to wait a couple of minutes, but it seems like experienced smokers get the same amount
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by mind-blight 2y ago
Most of the research I'm aware of shows the the link isn't causal. There aren't higher cases of schizophrenia in countries with higher cannabis use than without. Specifically, US teens use marijuana at much higher levels than
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by mind-blight 2y ago
It looks like a crypto scam. I just watched the whole thing, and it runs in a loop, mostly talking about crypto and signing up for a crypto wallet
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Live Apparent Deepfake of Elon Musk on YouTube [video](youtube.com)
2 points by mind-blight 2y ago|1 comments
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by mind-blight 2y ago
So are gravity and friction. I don't know how well tested or accepted it is, but being just a theory doesn't tell you much about how true it is without more info
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by mind-blight 2y ago
I think graphile worker is Node only. This project is for Python.
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by mind-blight 2y ago
This is the exact use case I'm running into right now. I've been looking at BullMQ some it has good typescript support, and is working towards a 1.0 for python. But, I have tried it out in a production stack yet
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by mind-blight 2y ago
One caveat: at will employment doesn't allow a company to fire you for "any" reason. It allows you to be fired for "no" reason. So, if a company says "we're firing everyone wearing red shirts", then y
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by mind-blight 2y ago
I mean, that's fine if you discuss it up front with the company before heading on site. You severely limit your options, but I know a few companies that have agreed to payment. Though, it's worth noting that the company is already
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by mind-blight 2y ago
I've been on both sides of plenty of multi hour assessments. Unpaid training is absolutely not the reason. As an employer, I don't want to spend time training anyone unless they're actually going to be hired. It's really
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by mind-blight 2y ago
I'm not sure if there was a specific article your trying to link me to - that's just a list of all FDA cannabis regulation articles. I'll admit that I didn't read much of the article. My knowledge comes mostly from worki
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by mind-blight 2y ago
Totally depends on the product. The federal farm bill states that hemp products need to be under 0.3% THC to be considered hemp. How high you get depends on the milligrams. So, edibles (gummies, etc) can remain under a 0.3% THC by volume in
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We Chunk – turning PDF's into hierarchical structure for RAG(old.reddit.com)
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by mind-blight 2y ago
Long running transactions can easily lock up your database. I'd definitely avoid those. You're better off writing status records to the DB and using those to determine whether something is running, failing, etc.
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by mind-blight 2y ago
I'm really curious how you folks compare to something like Apache Airflow. They do a similar durable execution w/ DAGs on top of postgres and redis. They're Python-only (one definite difference). I'm curious what other c

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