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by omgJustTest 9mo ago
i considered it, but the gym was a much better option. for everyone who says "i've tried etc doesnt work" all i would say is, possibly if you dont have the time due to kids etc. Otherwise, get to it!
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by omgJustTest 9mo ago
For some more perspective: Cranberry's & nut mix - 34g (total) have 8g of protein 1 cup of milk - roughly 8g of protein This is a pretty light breakfast of 16g of protein. How about a 'big, bold breakfast': 2 eggs - 12 g
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by omgJustTest 9mo ago
Your beef is with wiki or facts : "high scores: braised eye-of-round steak 40.62; broiled t-bone steak (porterhouse) 32.11; grilled lean steak 31.0 " numbers are grams per hundred grams or wiki also reports 25% as the average, thu
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by omgJustTest 9mo ago
I am not 400lbs... I don't know if you are implying that... if so check your math: 1.2g/kg * 90kg (~200lbs-lean) = 108g of protein. each person, on average, in the US would be eating one 16oz steak or 3-5 hamburgers every day.
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by omgJustTest 9mo ago
404 but this link is currently listed by google. https://www.whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/2026/01/fact-sheet-pr...
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by omgJustTest 9mo ago
90g of protein, what is recommended for me, is like 4 hamburgers or a 16oz steak per day ...
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by omgJustTest 9mo ago
citation for the co2 scrubbers in home need?
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by omgJustTest 9mo ago
Lol worth the -3 pts
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by omgJustTest 10mo ago
my user should get upvotes for this :)
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by omgJustTest 10mo ago
"I'm a tech lead, nobody listens"... 1. Listen to what other people say and what they think the problem is, or what the problem "says". 2. Think, ask questions to clarify and repeat step 1. Is the problem actually t
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by omgJustTest 10mo ago
If there's no better growth story probably people have already trimmed for short term gains. In some ways the technology companies, which such large growth, are their own consumers. Unless they feel pressure from another growth story o
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by omgJustTest 10mo ago
IMO what you are describing is distributed choice vs concentrated choice. It's one of my main arguments against a crash: why would one (1) or a few choose to do that?
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by omgJustTest 10mo ago
3 CFCs (robotics centers) closed, 5 continuing operating [1]. Initial commitment was 20 & Kroger is paying 350m$ to compensate the partner. I don't know what success looks like but it's probably fair to say they were over-exte
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by omgJustTest 1y ago
Measurement in unit of power because this is the ultimate use-cost, assuming scaling in compute efficiencies, capex costs, etc.
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by omgJustTest 1y ago
tariffs could be an explanation. sometimes volume and total $ are not the same.
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Cikande Industrial Region is now access restricted due to radiation(en.antaranews.com)
5 points by omgJustTest 1y ago|2 comments
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by omgJustTest 1y ago
The Cikande site shipped radioactive shrimp which were detected at US ports. Cikande is an industrial region in Indonesia. The source of the radiation is believed to be a local metal smelter that apparently ingested Cs137 sources from scrap
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by omgJustTest 1y ago
It is valid to say they do not have the majority of trade-secrets in the schematics. However having high quality documentation that is easily accessible is always the first step, and if there are information there that are important it is _
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by omgJustTest 1y ago
Perovskites are research materials being researched. Images produced from SPECT cameras have been around for a while. [2] This is potentially a 16 pixel "camera" which the "image" is a gaussian blob (Figure 1e and 5e) [1
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by omgJustTest 1y ago
Generally i agree that paying more is unlikely to resolve much. Fixing the incentives might, however funding comes from very few places and they have their own incentives => lobbied goals or profit-motivated. One might argue that money i
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by omgJustTest 1y ago
As long as the institutional incentives are monetization, it will never be enough.
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by omgJustTest 1y ago
I've been in industry and academia. My experience is that incentives within the two are converging: monetization drives all activities. Higher ed is allowing professors to slump teaching responsibilities - as it has for many years - in
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by omgJustTest 1y ago
Does anyone know of a cool (cheap) way to get adaptive optics in one of these devices?
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by omgJustTest 1y ago
Concurrency does not imply yielding... Synchronous logic does imply some syncing and yielding could be a way to sync - which is what i expect you mean. Asynchronous logic is concurrent without sync or yield. Concurrency and asynchronous log
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by omgJustTest 1y ago
Thanks. If a publisher was so inclined, I have like 20 or so of these breakdowns that I would like to put into a (<75pg) book. The goal would be 1-3 page distillations of events for broad appeal. 1 page for the introduction and impact of
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by omgJustTest 1y ago
Full NTSB report https://www.ntsb.gov/investigations/AccidentReports/Reports/...
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by omgJustTest 1y ago
I really love reading NTSB and Coast Guard break-downs... a lot of very interesting engineering!
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by omgJustTest 1y ago
long story short: 1. boeing and spirit both work on planes 2. damaged rivets discovered and lots of back and forth to get them repaired. boeing does the doors and spirit does the rivets. 3. rework on rivets needed door plug to be removed, s
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by omgJustTest 1y ago
OP: this is the desired outcome - building stuff happens in the dark and is uncertain to lead anywhere, simultaneously there is a chorus of cheerleaders for doing the aligned thing. best advice i can give is stay razor focused on the goals
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
This is about privatization of weather data, unsurpisingingly. There has been a big industry push to lobby noaa out of existance, cause LEO satellite networks can sell lots more data if there's no noaa service. Also - main customers ar

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