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by ses1984 8mo ago
There is a wide gulf between “when you exercise your body saves calories elsewhere in the day…when you eat less your metabolism slows down” and “some people can’t lose weight on 50% calorie restriction.” The former is very well supported in
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by ses1984 8mo ago
Are you actually saying some people don’t lose weight on a 50% caloric deficit? Is there any evidence of that?
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by ses1984 8mo ago
When you frame it that way, it’s really not that different. The issue isn’t the access control system itself, more so that it’s really asking too much of people who don’t have the skills or understanding to manage it. Teams of trained profe
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by ses1984 8mo ago
People want the real thing, not artificially flavored tokens. I would rather read the prompt than the generative output, even if it’s just disjointed words and sentence fragments.
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by ses1984 8mo ago
It just makes me think of that time I saw someone recovering from eye surgery and I had a visceral reaction.
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by ses1984 8mo ago
It is, just don’t use a thing with no soul like ai if soul is what you’re after.
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by ses1984 8mo ago
How do the stats look compared to 5, 10, 20, 40 years ago?
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by ses1984 8mo ago
From my point of view it looks like the right only protests when it’s not their side. That’s why Al franken resigned for a dumb photo, meanwhile republicans protect pedophile traffickers.
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by ses1984 8mo ago
You’re right, so that must mean whatsapp is totally safe, right?
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by ses1984 8mo ago
What standard of proof is required here? It’s not criminal court. The original post I replied to simply asked for proof, without also stating they doubt meta would ever allow e2ee. My post is more directed at other readers who might take th
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by ses1984 8mo ago
I think there's nothing worse than drivers who feel entitled to go fast at the expense of everyone else's safety.
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by ses1984 8mo ago
I am not sure I understand what you’re saying. If meta can read those messages, then they’re most definitely not e2e encrypted. Given the historical record, you would be a fool to assume that any service run by a public company isn’t fully
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by ses1984 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XKeyscore https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Binney_(intelligence_o... https://en.wikipedia.or
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by ses1984 9mo ago
You could train it in simulation and then test it in reality.
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by ses1984 9mo ago
Another solution is to engrave your secret on something that’s stable up to household fire temperatures.
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by ses1984 9mo ago
> Everyone wants taxes to go up on everyone making more than them Everyone except about 90% of republican voters, aka temporarily poor millionaires
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by ses1984 9mo ago
The previous post describes a problem where you do a large docker build, then fan out to many jobs which need to pull this image, and the overhead is enormous. This implies rwx has less overhead. Just saying that there’s content addressable
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by ses1984 9mo ago
Did you make it all the way to the end of my post...? I promise I am just as mad as you are about everything republicans are doing right now. The problem is that when one party is hellbent on literal fascism, the opposition needs to be a li
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by ses1984 9mo ago
A lot of monarchies aren't really stable across two or more successions either.
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by ses1984 9mo ago
There is of course a huge difference between left and right, but the democratic party is actually center-right, so... Previous poster didn't say there's no difference between left and right, they said both parties are bought and p
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by ses1984 9mo ago
Can you explain how your product solves this problem? I clicked around your site and couldn't figure it out.
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by ses1984 9mo ago
Even something as simple as syntax highlighting is a vector.
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by ses1984 9mo ago
The point of an IDE is that it does stuff a simple text editor does not.
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by ses1984 9mo ago
People buying ads are their real customers, users are there to be exploited. They catch enough fraud that their customers get a positive ROI, but surely they don’t catch all of it.
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by ses1984 9mo ago
When it’s your hundreds of millions of dollars on the line, you go find experts who have the competence needed to do a proper risk analysis.
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by ses1984 9mo ago
Maybe the airline doesn’t but their insurance company should, if not directly than indirectly.
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by ses1984 10mo ago
I'm not sure if I would call it sarcasm, but it's a reference to a popular computer science joke format. The first time I saw it: >There are 10 kinds of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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by ses1984 10mo ago
No one is saying not to practice slow first. This advice is specifically for intermediate or advanced students who are putting a focus on developing speed specifically. Practice slow first, increase tempo slowly next, but when you hit a pla
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by ses1984 10mo ago
But the motions do change, at very slow tempos you can move basically one finger at a time, at faster tempos you have simultaneously overlapping motions.
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by ses1984 10mo ago
Don't they charge you even more to check a bag?

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