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by rzmmm 3y ago
Very cool. I hope some day all autoimmune diseases are prevented and no lifelong treatment is necessary. A lot of exciting research around the hygiene hypothesis, even though the progress has been slow, it's going forward.
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by rzmmm 3y ago
Will this increase the risk of hyperopia? Afaik its common people are both myopic and hyperopic at the same time
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by rzmmm 3y ago
In biology they use terms like "fitness" or "reproductive success" for this. "Superior" is a bit loaded since many people have more or less neanderthal dna.
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by rzmmm 3y ago
Why compare these particular countries? And why is x axis on different scale for each country?
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by rzmmm 3y ago
Arent stock market transactions public information or am I mistaken? Someone could find out who did the shorting?
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by rzmmm 3y ago
https://www.lendingtree.com/debt-consolidation/self-checkout... Yeah they dont report standard errors or confidence intervals but I can see the >$100,000 income, stealing group is potentially so small there is just
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by rzmmm 3y ago
If someone is interested in further contemplation around this, I highly recommend the book "A philosophy of software design" by John Ousterhout. In my opinion, it gives good reasoning why clean code is sometimes praised and someti
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by rzmmm 3y ago
I think the author might be referring to "Principle of Least Power" or a similar general programming trope which is more or less useful today, depending on who you ask. I.e. see this short write by Tim Berners-Lee https:/&#x
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by rzmmm 3y ago
This kind of prospective study is not perfect but it's what is possible for this type of risk factor and disease. Researchers can't create an RCT study with blinded deep sleep intervention group with placebo and then after 17 year
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by rzmmm 3y ago
> Now, when a person hovers their cursor over the page (or scrolls on mobile)... I can imagine many cases where real human user doesn't scroll the page on mobile platform. I like the CSS approach but I'm not sure it's bett
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by rzmmm 3y ago
> Maybe this variant increases survival rates with an otherwise zinc deficient diet, by essentially allocating more zinc to basic survival needs and less zinc to fluff like mental wellbeing? That's interesting idea, it sounds plausi
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by rzmmm 3y ago
Maybe I misunderstood something, but the article seems to highlight how the genetic variant of SLC30A9 is protective against lack of zinc and cold, while it predisposes to some mental health issues. So individuals with the variant are les
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by rzmmm 3y ago
Are you sure it only applies to northern Europeans? The linked article states the genetic variant is found all over the planet, although it's less frequent in Africa.
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by rzmmm 3y ago
I think Ousterhout has interesting approach for software complexity and it's causes. In a nutshell, he suggests it's composed of (cognitive) dependencies between the software components, and obscurity. If anyone has more reading s
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by rzmmm 3y ago
In GDPR it's sufficient to anonymize the data. That is sometimes easier for data integrity.
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by rzmmm 3y ago
One alternative viewpoint for understanding why therapy is so effective for mental health issues, goes as follows: Humans evolved in closely knit groups, where social relationships were extremely important. Good, close friendships were esse
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by rzmmm 3y ago
Quickly looking at the research, seems you are right. Like most diseases, it's interplay between genetics and environment. Social support is less important risk factor, while factors like marital satisfaction and partner's depress
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by rzmmm 3y ago
Hi, I checked out the demo and it looks very promising. As someone who is not very familiar with AI development, I feel a bit puzzled looking at the code examples. If I use the lib and it sends textual prompts based on some templates, can I
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by rzmmm 3y ago
The key here is that sometimes receiving a SMS costs money. So the attacker creates the fake traffic for the operator, operator generates revenue and then pays the attacker.
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by rzmmm 3y ago
I couldn't find a mention if this supports SQL transactions?
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by rzmmm 3y ago
If someone is working on complex kubernetes configuration, it's beneficial to have kubernetes in local dev environment, since it's trivial to test changes.
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by rzmmm 3y ago
Seems to work nicely. I like how it saves the workout even without registering.
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by rzmmm 4y ago
The content it produces is quite hard to distinct from text written by real person. Not long ago, Facebook was accused of "playing a critical role" in Rohingya genocide. I dont really know but I believe worst case LLM risks are in
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by rzmmm 4y ago
The service is pretty neat. It's probably parsing the man pages somehow to create this. I wonder if it would be possible to utilize this parsed information to create type checking tools for shell scripts... Something which checks if co
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by rzmmm 4y ago
This is a critical detail. The Left Alliance and the Green League parties are perhaps the two most skeptical parties towards Russia in Finland.
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by rzmmm 4y ago
>Most finns, especially the young generations, feel most affinity towards west in every sense. It's true that most finns feel affinity towards the west, but same can't be said about the USA. Especially the younger generation se
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by rzmmm 4y ago
Debuggex looks interesting. I've never seen regex library/tool before which shows the mismatching location in the input string. I wonder how one could do the same with python/javascript or other programming languages?
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by rzmmm 4y ago
What do you think about using SQL views and functions to make composable, modular SQL code?
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by rzmmm 5y ago
This is what I think often when I see news about anxiety and other mental disorder. I have a lot of respect for researchers working on these topics, but I'd like to hear more from researchers who e.g. try to find more accurate picture