resoluteteeth

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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
> Also there's this whole thing about set points - you probably got to your weight somehow, and if it wasn't through consistently making stupid choices over many years, chances are this is what the body learned to consider an e
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
> I wonder how long they’ll maintain manifest v2 compatibility. https://brave.com/blog/brave-shields-manifest-v3/ They are going to keep it enabled until google removes the code from chromium in June. Then it s
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
I am also wondering this
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
I'm pretty happy with the kde file manager on wayland personally
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
As of maybe a year ago, I think essentially all new models are at least 1080p, except maybe that lenovo is still technically making/updating one older model with a 1366 x 768 specifically for the educational market. However, 1366 x 768
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
> it's pretty impossible to deliberately call it Super Mario in 2013 and not know you're intentionally free-riding. The article says "But despite trading under the Super Mario name for decades" which seems to imply th
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
It's probably as simple as Trump not wanting agencies to consult advisory boards consisting of outside experts since they might get in the way of his agenda. It's probably not a specific decision based on what the individual board
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
Before cars, we did not need things like registration, insurance, traffic signals, speed limits, complicated traffic rules, or even sidewalks for pedestrians or cyclists. All these things needed to be created solely because cars are extreme
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
The bikes and roads would have been worse than now (e.g. the bikes would have been single speed) but on the other hand in 1895 it seems like the first car hadn't been sold commercially in the US so I feel like the lack of car traffic m
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
Yes that is the major potential problem with this type of mouse model in general. Mice are modified to have a condition that resembles something like alzheimer's disease and then treatments are tested, but there's no guarantee tha
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
I think they may confused because 1) the specific phrase "diversity, equity, inclusion" and term "DEI" only really started to be common around 2019-2020, and 2) DEI only really entered the public discourse in the past co
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
> Is it just an open secret that the models are currently just being hardcoded for random benchmarks? Seems weird that people would be asking Putnam problems to a chatbot :/ It's because people do keep asking these models math
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
> I suspect this is the FIRST STEP to general intelligence, data collection and basic parsing... I suspect there is not a thing called "reasoning" - but a multi step process... I guess it's a gauge of human intelligence, h
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
Optimal for what?
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
I think the main problem with suspended monorails is that they're more expensive to build unless the tracks are already going to have to be elevated for 100% of their length due to other constraints. As long as that's the case, it
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
> I feel that this must depend on the definition of "word". Are all conjugations of some root the same "word" in this sense, or does each conjugation count as a different word? Even ignoring verb conjugations or other
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
Bolt is logitech's newer wireless protocol (with devices using a dongle rather than bluetooth) that's supposed to be more secure than the older one.
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
There are concerns about assisted suicide being pushed on marginalized people who don't have terminal illnesses in Canada. I don't know if that is being driven by "authoritarians" but implying that the issue is just doct
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
I'm just going based off of the page I linked (which appears to be the documentation for version 0.6 which was just released) which says: > Dioxus desktop is built off Tauri. Right now there are limited Dioxus abstractions over the
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
Edit: apparently the documentation indicating this was inaccurate -------- Original comment: Dioxus appears to currently use Tauri for the desktop renderer ( https://dioxuslabs.com/learn/0.6/guides/desktop&#x2F
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
> Pastries, ice cream, etc are high in fats, and thick, so they may break down and get absorbed by the body slower while soda is just sugar water so it may flood the body faster. It's definitely not impossible this is the reason. Fa
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
Ah, I misread your comment. I thought "they" was referring to "Gen Zers" (which didn't make sense Gen Z has never been in power) but I guess in "shifting to the right" "the right" was meant as a
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
> This accusation is only a bombshell if you lived under a rock for the past decades This logic seems slightly strange to me. If it turned out that, for example, Harvard University was pulling some sort of html trick to attempt to block
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
> They're the ones who tank the economy every time they're in power and have down so for decades now. Huh? Is this supposed to be sarcastic?
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
I don't understand this at all. Can someone explain how/why this conflict is happening within organic maps?
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
Do you have some reason to think HIPPA is responsible for the cost of healthcare in the US?
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
> Does it depend on Skia? This one
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
Based on the definition on Wiktionary https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/goyslop it appears the term you mention is associated with some sort of antisemitic conspiracy theory.
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
> avoiding UPFs would likely make the average person healthier UPFs are defined in a way where you could replace them with essentially identical foods that only count as "processed" by swapping out a couple ingredients with nu
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
> The "isekai" genre (being transported to a different world, usually after dying an unfortune death) is an extreme take on this, where almost all connection to reality is removed entirely. > Compare those stories to most (n

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