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by padjo 10mo ago
TLDR; Man emails friends.
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by padjo 10mo ago
You already have MWh of batteries for that.
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by padjo 10mo ago
I think it’s caused my data asymmetry. It’s very easy to show that x users signed up for the newsletter and to show that newsletter subscribers have a better retention rate or whatever. However it’s much harder to quantify the negative impa
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by padjo 10mo ago
The quality of evidence in exercise training is generally pretty terrible. 10 week study with untrained college students tells you very little about what happens over a lifetime of lifting. Personally I’ve found that switching rep range on
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by padjo 10mo ago
At a certain zoom level we appear very similar to bacteria that undergoes a population explosion, destroys its host and ultimately dies out.
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by padjo 10mo ago
It’s only crazy if you think Europe and the US are still allies. That simply isn’t the case anymore. The US is in its own now.
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by padjo 10mo ago
They also need regular servicing and proper locating away from turbulence. Micro scale wind makes absolutely no sense economically.
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by padjo 10mo ago
Everybody is sodium sensitive, it’s a basic fact that your body retains additional fluids if you increase your sodium intake, just talk to some bodybuilders. Chronic long term exposure to a high sodium diet is a risk factor for all sorts of
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by padjo 10mo ago
There’s no evidence linking MSG specifically with any chronic health issues and little reason to suspect there would be in healthy people at the quantities generally consumed. Funnily enough many people who are wary of MSG and try to avoid
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by padjo 10mo ago
Thanks, I guess my assumption that ML was widely used in forecasting is wrong. So are they essentially training a neural net on a bunch of weather data and getting a black box model that is expensive to train but comparatively cheap to run?
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by padjo 10mo ago
What does AI refer to here? Presumably weather models have been using all sorts of advanced machine learning for decades now, so what’s AI about this that wasn’t AI previously?
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by padjo 10mo ago
Also all the smart people spending a career trying to get other people to buy things that they don’t want or need l, the relentless consumption of which degrades the very environment which supports us. It’d be funny if you didn’t have to pl
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by padjo 10mo ago
> unelected (popularly) Commission Presidents dictating and dominating all of Europe What are you talking about?
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by padjo 10mo ago
Seems like such a tiny amount of money for a bug that can be used to completely own your customers accounts. Also not much excuse for xss these days.
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by padjo 10mo ago
Does America not have data protection laws that prevent this sort of sharing?
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by padjo 10mo ago
You have to consider how much it felt like progress for Europe to become less militaristic. The continent had been obliterated by war and then divided and filled with tanks during the cold war. For Europe, reducing military spending was see
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by padjo 10mo ago
Not really, it’s the lower end of what we can be confident about from direct evidence per things like the Iraq body count project. There are statistical estimates that are higher but they have very large error bars. Over 100k is completely
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by padjo 10mo ago
I believe the term of art de jour is “special military operation”
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by padjo 10mo ago
“The NO position argues that the concept of UPF is poorly defined; gives rise to misclassification of foods; is without clear mechanisms of action; and that the observed associations with obesity are likely confounded.“ Is my point. There’s
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by padjo 10mo ago
I think my counter position is well explained here https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S000291652... Edit to add: I think it’s also clear from this that there isn’t anything like the scientific
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by padjo 10mo ago
I’ve seen very little that isn’t just correlation of highly processed food consumption and generally poor lifestyle
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by padjo 10mo ago
Some concerns: - government gets a list of every website that requests your age - every website has to register with the government to initiate age verification checks Which pretty much puts an end to any notion of an open internet. But may
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A European plan to escape American technology(ecfr.eu)
8 points by padjo 10mo ago|3 comments
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by padjo 10mo ago
Seems like an impossible task to me if I’m honest and also what sort of whiplash will we have if a democrat gets in next time? Surely US business interests don’t particularly want to continue to stir up this sort of sentiment and potentiall
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by padjo 10mo ago
The htmx one gave me a chuckle. I’m sure in 10 years we probably will have done another cycle through the client complexity spectrum.
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by padjo 10mo ago
You were surprised to learn this because it’s not true.
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by padjo 10mo ago
I had the exact same experience. The Perl I encountered early in my career seemed hard to understand in way other languages weren’t. I also didn’t feel I made progress quickly trying to learn it, every time I thought I had my feet under me
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by padjo 10mo ago
Because people’s lives have become collateral damage for performative cruelty by the current administration and its supporters.
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by padjo 10mo ago
Wow, I get two cookie banners and an unclosable full screen pop up on that link. The web really has become garbage.
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by padjo 11mo ago
Where else would it be? What would an RCE of the client even mean?

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