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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Why indeed? But that’s nobody’s business except OpenAI and its former employees. Doesn’t matter if it’s not legally enforceable, or in bad taste. When you enter into a contract with another party, it is between you and the other party. If t
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
They already are. Weight loss clinics will send the Rx to a compounding pharmacy.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Excellent work. When I was your around your age, it was QuakeC that exposed me to programming concepts and really sparked my interest in programming. If you’re interested you may want a follow up project to create a stack or register based
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
LISP in the browser, although he used Self instead of Newspeak for objects and Scheme as the blueprint for LISP. For systems language LISP, there are already many languages available for BEAM, like LFE and Elixir.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
webGL and WASM for one thing. Of course it is dependent on the implementation, but it seems to have abysmal performance. In line with that, there needs to be a good FOSS replacement of Unity. I know Godot exists but more open game engines w
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
I really hope this won’t be taken the wrong way, but why are these people always fighting the last war? Brendan Eich was already doing this in the 90s when developing JavaScript. I disagree with a lot of what Jonathon Blow says, but he’s co
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
I had this issue with IBM SSO many times. You may have to wait 24-48 hours before it’s resolved for your acct.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Correct, the baseband usually has binary blobs. Although I am curious why Google/Apple decided not to make their own baseband, given their new silicon manufacturing expertise.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
> Other commenters report that Android will silently re-enable cell data under various conditions This is terrifying.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Yeah it's the best solution if you use any public wifi or even mobile telephony. Somebody can just run their own base station and then your phone would connect to that. If it's not your network don't directly connect without
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Luckily WireGuard doesn't have this issue on desktop peers. Although I did run into DNS leaking due to my peer config having an exception for my local network address range. The way I resolved that is to setup dnsmasq on the server and
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
You can use etcd for service discovery...that's how k8s does it, no? As for nomad I never used it much, but did like that you could run things locally and have unified environments. I would recommend Nix but we all know what's goi
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
This is just a complete disaster. Ever since libxz has shown how bloated and spaghetti code systemd is, now they want to make it seem like they're going to have "security" in mind. What a joke.
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Elon Wrote Zip2's Web Software Stack(twitter.com)
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
sudo and su made sense when it was a multiuser time sharing system. You needed clear boundaries between each users of the system, and permission bits. If I’m running on my workstation or desktop just let me run the damn thing. I don’t need
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
That means Apple must cover jailbroken devices under warranty too. Sideloading Cydia will be even easier now. Apple must support all device configurations now.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
A lot of these boomtowns were the result of ZIRP and Section 174. Not saying they will collapse any time soon though, just that the growth phase is over. The alternative is relocating back to SF, which is an unlivable city at this point.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
They claim to have 10^2 qubits which is cool but how much energy does it take to keep things cool. I can only think about the massive amount of energy wasted on it.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
The average American in the 50s consumed 100g of sucrose per day. Where was the obesity then? Where was the diabetes? They consumed close to 4000 kcal daily, without going to the gym. Most men had sedentary, office jobs. It is ridiculous to
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Because PUFAs cause systemic inflammation. If your pancreas is inflamed you won’t properly secrete insulin.
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
I may get downvoted for this, but wouldn’t a high sucrose and high carbohydrate diet improve insulin resistance? If you minimize beta oxidation, then in theory, your body will adapt to primarily utilizing glycolysis for energy. The Randle c
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
> Safeguard National Security – The Commission will have the ability to revoke the authorizations of foreign-owned entities who pose a threat to national security to operate broadband networks in the U.S. The Commission has previously e
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
Anecdotal but a decade's worth of recreational cannabis use destroyed my body's ability to produce testosterone. If you are going to use any substance for long periods of time, make sure to get frequent labs. TRT has mostly revers
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by mise_en_place 2y ago
The alternative is requiring a warrant, which means following the Constitution. Due process doesn’t disappear because you want it to. Even if someone is supposedly a terrorist or criminal.
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by mise_en_place 3y ago
> As the experiment progressed, Ancel Keys, the nutritionist running the study, noticed odd psychological effects. As we know now, Keys was a truly unscrupulous fellow. He took bribes from the AHA to lie about the effects of saturated fa
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by mise_en_place 3y ago
The vagaries of operating a US corporation in other countries is quite intriguing. But what's even more interesting is that the Network State is beginning to supersede legacy institutions in terms of both soft and hard power. It must b
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by mise_en_place 3y ago
Is FHI even needed anymore? His ideas clearly won and took hold of a large group of people. AI doomerism is the default stance most people have on AI. e/acc makes up a tiny fraction of popular discourse today.
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by mise_en_place 3y ago
Most people are not ready to have an honest discussion about the correlation between race and IQ. It sadly gets muddied by various political ministrations. But it seems like a genuine effect that should be studied more. If we truly want equ
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by mise_en_place 3y ago
There's no need for more fragmentation in this ecosystem. Already package managers are heavily fragmented in the Linux world. This is making a bad problem worse.
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by mise_en_place 3y ago
In addition, there is quite a bit of dogfooding that goes on at Apple.

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