rtaylorgarlock

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   by rtaylorgarlock 11mo ago

   There's controversy over exact mechanisms involved in glymphatic function, so suffice it to say that allegedly even just NSDR / yoga nidra will engage a rest deep enough for glymphatic function to engage/improve
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   by rtaylorgarlock 11mo ago

   Age sounds like a factor here. I know zero long-term healthy ppl in 30s and beyond who act/think this way.
3. 63.▲
   by rtaylorgarlock 11mo ago

   Long live healthy sleep for brain health, and thank goodness light exercise helps this same glymphatic system.
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   by rtaylorgarlock 11mo ago

   Respect the love and the vision, yet don't forget Pournelle's Iron Law of Bureaucracy <3 Available to consult with mgmt on how to fight the law ;)
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   by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

   And cheaper cow production, focused on grain-feeding, uses even more water than grass feeding; after spending a month in Switzerland, it's wild to see how addicted we Americans are to cheap beef.
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   by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

   It actually isn't as simple as 'always,' as military spending alone as an axis of evaluation yields interesting nuance
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   by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

   nailed it lol
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   by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

   Mushroom ID and AI doesn't sound like a bad idea Given the ease of visually misidentifying toxic species?
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   by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

   I was curious, and i wasn't able to run an earlier version of the install script into a system i'd already set up; script complained about non-encrypted volumes. That was enough for me to walk away.
10. 70.▲
    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    I wonder how many will or already have followed the Omarchy path without realizing the difficulty they'll have dual booting.
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    Into an Arch install, and Arch already has an install script. I know it doesn't spit out a usable ultra pretty system. I think it's a good thing the Arch system doesn't require a single whole-drive LUKS configuration, meaning
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    Maybe it's because I'm such a latecomer, but I've truly enjoyed using KDE on a mostly-daily basis over the last ~9mo. I haven't extended it or really stretched (e.g. with multi-monitor setup), but I also haven't had
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    I'll counter: My Prusa mk2s I've upgraded to the point of Mk2.5s+. After ~10k hours, I'll call it as much of a 'product' as I need. I think the 'vastly superior' perception comes from people singularly wa
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    And note i believe they just increased the recommended age of administration up to ~40yo? Throat cancer sucks. Get the vax.
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    I cut the sugar in grandma's limoncello by 30% and still end up with rocket fuel syrup which my friends think will cause sleep problems and diabeetus
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    Watching the video of his shooting may change your perspective. I don't advise you do, though I'll absolutely confirm it would be miraculous to come back from something like what the video shows.
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    I consider the 'freedom' felt in the library as a successful part of my growth in elementary and beyond, and I don't like moving that further away from the education environment--even though city/county libraries in my e
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    Wow. This might be the 1st time i've seen someone comment negatively regarding UI performance. Zed is one of the fastest programs i use. I used to laugh when seeing them market fps and such, but yeesh it's fast
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    I'm surprised at how often this is reality. Bureaucrat at the top of the decision tree smiles smugly while describing how easy they're accomplishing <goal> with <system>. I've been that bureaucrat too many times.
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    that's a very political question you pose here
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    I'm perturbed by PR-driving rhetoric in the medical world because of what this causes, e.g. another commenter asking about a family member and if this could be helpful. Seeing what isn't directly visible in the PR is important in
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    Is it always/only 'laziness' (derogatory, i know) when caching isn't implemented by a site like wplace.live ? Why wouldn't they save openfreemap all the traffic when a caching server on their side presumably could s
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    I want to love Tapatalk and forums so badly, but i will never forgive them for the years of spammy begs to download or 'open in browser.'
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    In context, anyone who needs to understand almost certainly got it. Right? I haven't heard of 'caption tape', but I definitely have seen lots of misspellings of 'kapton' in context. :D
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    This is hn. Do i seem like the sort of homie to expect anything other than shame here? Have a great day.
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    Again? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44540804 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44355853 edit: I am genuinely curious about spam prevention on HN. What systems we got working against fraudulent ac
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    That is indeed how things work. I can think of a few 'good' media-relevant examples, including e.g. that recent super-quick cart project [1], that reach beyond the more vanilla startup-spinoffs or basic media efforts. 1 https:&#x
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    The drivers of its failure to adequately assimilate to said environment being?
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    Unfortunate in the 'allegation of theft of style' sense, or something more serious? edit: 'hamburger' menu also not found on my side--index at bottom of post seen, but no maps found.
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    by rtaylorgarlock 1y ago

    @ebiester, my wife's maiden name is E. Biester. I did a serious double take. Got you on X :)