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by nwienert 1y ago
First - I really want something like this to exists and be great, so best of luck. As of today I'd consider this or Dokploy (Docker Swarm is underrated). Small feedback - your "Why you should NOT use Canine" section actually
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by nwienert 1y ago
Easy to get off. I have a feeling they are actually life extension drugs, even for normal weight people. Just reading many studies and some intuition from taking them (and not being much over).
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by nwienert 1y ago
Just want to agree, WebOS was incredibly good, the Palm Pre and Pixi were both great. HP 100% killed it.
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by nwienert 1y ago
GLP-1 drugs reset this incredibly quickly, luckily.
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by nwienert 1y ago
Not much concern for all the people less lucky than you?
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by nwienert 1y ago
Pretty valuable to have people who see A to be true, have presumably seen some of B to be true too (trivial to see with the many replication crises) - and then to do their best to disseminate that to the general public so change can be made
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by nwienert 1y ago
Quite a lot of clear plastic or glass buttons. BMWs latest gen’s entire interior is centered around a bunch of crystal buttons.
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by nwienert 1y ago
> he got nothing for it bias talking, it's impossible to know what he got since he's actively negotiating behind the scenes
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by nwienert 1y ago
React hooks are them, basically. Not at the language level, but widely adopted and understood.
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by nwienert 1y ago
You're not explaining why you have such a good feeling - is their team uniquely good, far ahead? Is there something specific in how they architected it? I think a lot of people are headed in this direction, they have a bad brand, the n
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by nwienert 1y ago
Retaliatory measures are a better way to balance things rather than playing a game of command-economy brinksmanship.
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by nwienert 1y ago
It’s funny, R1 came out and matched 4o/o1 at the time, you could claim it was very slightly behind but it was basically even. It’s been 6 months? Geminis big upgrade was 2 months ago and o3 even more recent. It’s just funny that US com
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by nwienert 1y ago
The best is definitely Tirzepatide, it's both stronger and easier to tolerate. You can find it online from more or less reliable sources.
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by nwienert 1y ago
Have to say I basically take the opposite on everything you say here. I know quite a few people who aren't super active (myself included) who took it and went off and kept the weight off. And they actually do induce lifestyle changes,
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by nwienert 1y ago
Very similar here - have autoimmune issue that it basically fixes, but am also super sensitive - never went above 2.5 which feels strong, often do half or less that.
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by nwienert 1y ago
Good thing is TS is sane syntax. Also the examples were written fairly biased.
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by nwienert 1y ago
The injecting bleach thing was just loosely worded, but it was technically based on a real study and fine. Actually, ironically, you end up being wrong here, though in less of an Idiocracy way and more of a Orwellian "news propaganda m
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by nwienert 1y ago
Unfortunately looking sane and being a good model are different. One of Reacts greatest features is you’re just using JS for the logic - loops and conditionals are type checked, autocompleted, and already universally understood. Template ba
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by nwienert 1y ago
Fascinating. I find that song to be unlistenable and something about the thought of anyone enjoying it seems really wrong.
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by nwienert 1y ago
It is in fact the Biden admin that played the game to win - importing tens of millions of people by opening the borders, loosening prosecution, flying them in, and basically doing anything and everything to allow it. The American voters wer
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by nwienert 2y ago
Both were big consumer commercial breakouts and far better than predecessors. And several years later both see only iterative improvements. Neither apply to your analogy.
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by nwienert 2y ago
ChatGPT 3 : iPhone 1 A bunch of models later, we're about on the iPhone 4-5 now. Feels about right.
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by nwienert 2y ago
Sarcasm completely unnecessary.
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by nwienert 2y ago
I’ve ran the numbers in a bunch of ways and I don’t think they’re much if any more regressive than current income tax, given the rich avoid income past a point and spend a lot more on goods in the middle band, even percentage based. If you
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by nwienert 2y ago
Agreed. All my comments moved things forward, I didn't get that back from you.
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by nwienert 2y ago
The context of the thread is > I will mourn the lack of a non-Chrome browser engine with enough market share to prevent Chrome from unilaterally changing the web. Ignoring Safari makes no sense as they are the ones preventing this.
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by nwienert 2y ago
> It is yours to provide evidence of your claims, not mine. This is a common weird mistake people make on HN - I'm not publishing a paper so, no I don't. Really there's minimal rules of engagement here. You could say you t
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by nwienert 2y ago
If you were looking for truth you wouldn’t reply like this. I’m not going to do an hour of work to carefully cite this for you, but it’s true nonetheless.
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by nwienert 2y ago
Safari has 20% of the market in The US?
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by nwienert 2y ago
We’re talking about LLM bias (economic is far less relevant) on a largely American forum in context of USAID, I’m not conflating really more than you’re steering things to some odd different ground.

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