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oarfish
10mo ago
Seems like librespot is not directly suppporting the fetching of audio to files, and intentionally so, in order to not get targeted by Spotify. Obviously you can dump the audio to file as it "plays", but that would be be very slow
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oarfish
10mo ago
The wikipedia article seems to concur with you, although this seems to be a voluntary policy by CUII, the members could still decide to not wait for any court orders and block whatever they want.
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oarfish
10mo ago
Yeah this is actually quite nefarious, as it is a private organization that decides what sites get blocked, with no legal oversight. - https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clearingstelle_Urheberrecht_im... - https:/
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oarfish
10mo ago
Including women in this does have the additional hurdle that a constitutional amendment would be needed, which is less likely to pass, regardless of the merits.
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oarfish
11mo ago
> My friend's program is longevity-focused, not strength focused. I'd say long lifespan without long healthspan is not very useful, so I'd prioritize strength in common movement patterns over just extending temporal existe
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11mo ago
> damages your gut what does that even mean? Any citations here? Edit: i see the linked pubmed in a child comment now. But it seems to be not in humans, so saying it "damages your gut" is not an appropriate conclusion.
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oarfish
1y ago
Based on what evidence? Not against removing unnecessary stuff from food, but lets be real about the effects.
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oarfish
1y ago
PSA: Robert Lustig is notorious for broadcasting incorrect views contradicted by current science. A good debunk of his nonsense claims is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZPKTaVB1IU&t=64s
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oarfish
1y ago
Some odd claims here. > It's not just extra calories, it's poison. Uh no. You say you grew up under the low-fat propaganda, but still you fall victim to the overly broad "sugar is poison" propaganda. Yes, limit it by
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1y ago
> reason being probably sitting lifestyle promotes posture and fascia degradation which makes moving less and less enjoyable how, of all the reasons, is _that_ the cause of reduced physical activity? What even is fascia degradation?
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1y ago
> Plenty of possible reasons; diet, plastics, PFAS, all of the above, take your pick. I think obesity is the main confounder in all such statistics. Thats the thing that has most markedly gone up over the past decades
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oarfish
1y ago
Not sure how this relates to what i wrote.
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oarfish
1y ago
is Nestor's book really excellent? I didn't make it more than halfway through because nowhere could i find any references for all the outlandish claims that are made. A lot of them are implausible anyway, and so far as I know the
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oarfish
1y ago
Not really. genetics play a huge role in satiety signaling, and you can't just willpower your way out of it the way someone who simply lacka discipline can.
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oarfish
1y ago
I cant be the only one who's default assumption about personal data is exactly this.
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oarfish
1y ago
This seems to starkly contradict the current data on glp-1 agonists.
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oarfish
1y ago
> including pelvic floor exercises into the routine and correct belly breathing utilizing the diaphragm are probably the best options for preventing issues with reduced venous blood flow from the testicles citation needed.
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oarfish
2y ago
These days, whenever i read "headet only" i immediately get scared about compile times. Does using this library make compilation expensive in the way that eg protobuf or nlohmann_json do?
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oarfish
2y ago
Why would sugar be bad?
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oarfish
2y ago
Theres not really much documented benefit of warming up for injury prevention as far as i know. I think it improves performance, but its definitely an area where much time can be saved.
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oarfish
2y ago
If you have the people to build something like this, could well be. If you're a smaller shop without any real experts, the structure enforced by ROS will prevent a lot of chaos and debugging.
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oarfish
2y ago
Trust me, having your own crufty cobbled-together robotics code base that gets more and more insipid over time is way worse. 10/10 would start anything new with ROS.
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oarfish
2y ago
Counterpoint: ING, Trade Republic and the Comdirect app all work with current lineageos, even with the phone rooted. Amusingly, my health insurance app (Tk) does not.
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oarfish
2y ago
Man, there's few things as infuriating as the Spotify app refusing to play a downloaded podcast unless i connect to the internet. can disconnect right after it starts playing, so it makes no sense.
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2y ago
The funniest bit about upgrading to Sequoia for me was that running programs in Apple's debugger breaks establishing local network connections. i.e. a device directly connected via ethernet can be communicated with when running the bin
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oarfish
2y ago
In Germany we have a two-prong system of public and private health insurance, so the richer folks actually remove themselves from the solidarity system, leaving the middle class with good jobs to pay for most of the expenses. Is it similar
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oarfish
2y ago
Readers beware: Peter Lustig is infamous for making up conclusions and citing papers that do not support his claims. Would steer clear of everything that involves his name. See eg his wildly debunked claims on hubermans podcast.
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2y ago
If you buy en masse maybe. We buy such devices on or few at a time for industrial use cases, and those will cost you 10k€ for the big ones, and maybe less for the smaller ones. lots of development happening in the space tho.
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2y ago
> Average software developer salary is 5000€ net per month Huh? That is far above the average developer salary. Even in a big city this would only be plausible in a highly demanded specialty and high experience level. Far from average. S
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2y ago
> I have read though that omega-3 supplements seem to not do much afaik that holds for a lot (if not most) commonly used supplements (vitamins are another popular offender). Sometimes the reason is the food matrix effect, where just isol
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