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by sfn42 9mo ago
This really isn't normal at all, just for the record. There is definitely something seriously wrong
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by sfn42 9mo ago
They are. Fit people are generally just better than unfit people in almost every way. More physically capable, fewer heath issues, more energy, more attractive, more disciplined, more intelligent and so on. Some of those are probably not en
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by sfn42 9mo ago
That's not normal. I'm sure your doctor's told you that too. My first thought is that it may just be a severe case of being out of shape, I think you might be able to push through it. You didn't specify how long you kept
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by sfn42 9mo ago
C# has anonymous types which is pretty much the same thing. Though I prefer to declare actual types for most usecases, I'll only use anonymous types for intermediate results and such.
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by sfn42 9mo ago
Lots of languages can infer types. And your last example with the colors is just a dictionary.
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by sfn42 9mo ago
Yeah sure there are some issues with game development and garbage collection. It's fine for a lot of other stuff though. He says that too, still uses C#. I also think there's probably a lot of skill issue involved as well. I'
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by sfn42 9mo ago
As a current C# web developer I think C# is amazing. I know multiple other languages (Java, JS, Python and others) fairly well and none of them measure up to modern C# in my opinion. Visual studio is trash though.
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by sfn42 9mo ago
You say that as if those programmers aren't still right
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by sfn42 9mo ago
And what if I go somewhere then go back there a week later?
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by sfn42 9mo ago
Depression and pessimism are not the same thing.
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by sfn42 9mo ago
> The bouncing on tarmac is safe. It's not long ago that I saw a video of a plane landing in Canada, the right landing gear collapsed and the whole plane rolled around crushing the wings and creating a huge ball of fire. Miraculousl
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by sfn42 9mo ago
It's not about statistics. It's about control and knowledge. I know if a car I'm in is driving safely. I can ask the driver to calm down or let me off. In a plane I have nothing. I'm just sitting in a tin can, no idea wh
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by sfn42 9mo ago
To add to this, here's a piece of anecdotal evidence. I've watched a lot of traffic accident videos in my life, and in the vast majority of the videos including two vehicles, both drivers are at fault. They may not be legally at f
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by sfn42 9mo ago
It's crazy how much money people end up spending on these kinds of things. A hundred here, a hundred there, before you know it you've spent tens of thousands, maybe even hundreds of thousands. Most probably don't even realize
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by sfn42 9mo ago
To myself and many others, vscode is not the defacto answer. JetBrains is. IntelliJ was miles ahead of eclipse last time I checked. Rider is miles ahead of Visual Studio. WebStorm is miles ahead of vscode for js etc. It's not even a co
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by sfn42 9mo ago
You don't even need decimals. Nobody who uses celsius gives a shit about the decimals. It's -4 or it's -5 and even that distinction is irrelevant. Unless you're doing some kind of scientific calculaton there's no ne
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by sfn42 9mo ago
Depends on the data in question. Some data is worth keeping, other data isn't.
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by sfn42 9mo ago
Don't know what you're talking about, don't care. Bye.
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by sfn42 9mo ago
Lol you guys are unbelievable. Go to Google, type in kwashiorkor, go to images and tell me that's indistinguishable from your average fatass.
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by sfn42 9mo ago
Are you juggling two accounts? Yeah I said I find it miserable to be moderately overweight. I never said being more active and eating less doesn't work. It works great when I do it. I was under 90kg last year after just a few months of
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by sfn42 9mo ago
I asked first. You're the one claiming all this scientific and expert consensus. I'm just talking common sense stuff that pretty much everyone agree on. This is simply the basics of how the body works. I could take some time to fi
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by sfn42 9mo ago
Papers published does not a convincing "AI" make. But no point to this really, we'll see what happens
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by sfn42 9mo ago
You say that, but to me they seem roughly the same as they've been for a good while. Wildly impressive technology, very useful, but also clearly and confidently incorrect a lot. Most of the improvement seems to have come from other ave
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by sfn42 9mo ago
Knowledge and understanding.
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by sfn42 9mo ago
And you still haven't found the time to show me any of them.
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by sfn42 9mo ago
Slow metabolism is a bit of a myth. By that I mean that it's not strictly wrong to say someone has a slow metabolism, but metabolism is an expression of your activity level so what you're really saying is the person is sedentary.
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by sfn42 9mo ago
Entire world? Everybody? No, I think most people are completely aware of the link between overeating and overweight. If everyone around you agree that food intake and weight are entirely unrelated things then maybe you're just in some
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by sfn42 9mo ago
Why would I be against that? I'm not against ozempic either. I'm just against people who throw their hands in the air, say "my fatness is a disease" and continue eating 4000 calories a day while hardly moving at all. And
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by sfn42 9mo ago
Yeah, beliefs commonly held by people who would rather make excuses than improve their lives.
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by sfn42 9mo ago
I don't know where you get your science man but I'm about 100% sure what you just said is completely false. Not even remotely controversial just flat out wrong.

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