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by piskov 4mo ago
You don’t have Parkinson and you probably don’t take that much coffee Usual espresso from 42mm puck is 18g of coffee beans in, something around 40g of total coffee out. This has 90…150 mg of caffeine. The study focused on people having more
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by piskov 4mo ago
Try the micronized (even finer powder) version — never had an issue with 7.5g daily
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by piskov 4mo ago
High dosage is not for your daily intake It’s called a loading phase to quickly saturate the tissues i.e for a week or so for someone who never took the creatine. You can absolutely skip this. I wouldn’t go higher than 10g daily on a regula
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by piskov 4mo ago
Try micronised (even finer powder, maxxwell has them) or even in jelly gummy form. I take 7.5 g every day for a couple of years now and what I definitely noticed is much lower sugar cravings during hard programming days: previously I would
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by piskov 5mo ago
No or not economically feasible: https://x.com/mitchellh/status/2060088112257372610
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by piskov 5mo ago
How much time do you think it would pass before that guy comes back to reality and will lay off a bunch of agents? :-)
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by piskov 5mo ago
For windows “Dev drive” (it is a windows feature) is a must. Also at least Rider makes special tweaks with elevated access and what have you for antivirus exclusions
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by piskov 5mo ago
Install ideavim and press “yyp” :-)
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by piskov 5mo ago
The main point of IDE is not code completion but lots of static and dynamic analysis to keep you from writing bad, slow, insecure, what have you, code. Most of that stuff is proprietary and cannot be plugged into terminal. The only attempt
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by piskov 5mo ago
It depends. For C# development Jetbrains Rider is second to none. The number of static analysis, refactorings, inspections, dynamic analysis, slow code paths hightlights, profiling, etc. It just cannot be done in neovim no matter how I woul
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by piskov 5mo ago
Sting reportedly got $300 mil back in 2022
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by piskov 5mo ago
Font is atrocious. Uppercase letters have different stroke width than lowercase ones — it’s like they are *B*old *L*ike this. Not only that: tracking, kerning is basically non-existent. Please don’t use that open-source font You need real p
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by piskov 5mo ago
Layout is fine but font is atrocious. Uppercase letters have different stroke width than lowercase ones — it’s like they are *B*old *L*ike this. Not only that: tracking, kerning is basically non-existent. Please don’t use that open-source f
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by piskov 5mo ago
Chinese fabs will alleviate some of the pressure
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by piskov 5mo ago
It is still ram, not some magic thing Still LPDDR
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by piskov 5mo ago
Yes. It also mentions quite a lot of other things
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by piskov 5mo ago
Natural language is too vague, ambiguous, and inefficient. That’s why we have _programming_ languages. And once you specify everything you need, the “prompt” becomes a program. Anything else is to lossy
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by piskov 5mo ago
Tell me next time Codex app would be rewritten to native stack scross all platforms: swiftui, winui, etc. Should be easy, yeah?
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by piskov 5mo ago
If only there were great backend languages Go, C#, what have you. Nah, thank god we have javascript
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by piskov 5mo ago
Compare the content and the sheer volume The thing you are referencing says US reconsidered the support in the end of 2023 yet here is a happy photo of McCane from the deleted article from december 2023: https://web.archive.org&#
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by piskov 5mo ago
This one was deleted from wiki :-) https://web.archive.org/web/20240630174704/https://ru.wikipe... Like god frobid you will know about McCain, Nuland and what have you changing the Kiev regime in 2013 d
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by piskov 5mo ago
> I don't like the idea of it taking up menu bar space You know you can close it? :-)
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by piskov 6mo ago
Could anyone tell me what’s the point of this when you have neovim? This will never be an IDE like Jetbrains Rider if you use a language like C# where those guys excel at: sheer volume of refactorings, static and dynamic analysis, cpu and m
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by piskov 6mo ago
https://youtu.be/ltE30UmsBlY
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by piskov 6mo ago
Funny how true adherence to this is only with open-sourcing the models. And this won’t happen. So another “do no evil” bla-bla which will ultimately be dropped
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by piskov 6mo ago
Copilot pro, not github pro
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by piskov 6mo ago
Stereotypes are not fiction. Become a nation that cherishes quality and this will change. Noone forced them to produce junk, manufacturing prowess nonwithstanding
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by piskov 6mo ago
Hiring the replacement ≠ finding the same or better replacement. Will you be able to find someone in this economy? Sure Could you fill the shoes? Much harder. Especially in the age of bootcamps, AI to complete exercises, and what have you w
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by piskov 6mo ago
Sure, but that doesn’t mean every chinese battery is the same. For some reason there are no 3rd-party batteries of the same quality as Apple’s. And Apple doesn’t distribute them freely to other countries.
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by piskov 6mo ago
The main issue of paying someone to teplace the battery is procuring the battery in the first place. For example, good luck finding good apple batteries in regions where there is no official apple service. Most Chinese parts are inferior: f

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