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by tartoran 1y ago
I personally lost some weight and am now lean by simply changing my eating habits to intermittent fasting. I got so used to it that now it's effortless to continue.
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by tartoran 1y ago
Aren't you worried at all about side effects from ozempic and what happens when you stop taking it?
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by tartoran 1y ago
Calculators are taken for granted but many mathematicians use computers extesively in their careers.
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by tartoran 1y ago
I have an electric unicycle and it also has regenerative braking and it seems to make a huge difference in consumption when riding in hilly areas.
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by tartoran 1y ago
> Ships are actually much more fuel efficient than trucks, by weight/volume. Ships are indeed more efficient if you look at it on per mile comparison but distances are much bigger. Shipping things from one side of the planet to the
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by tartoran 1y ago
You nailed it. AI hype is another inescapable layer of browsing the web nowadays.
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I Experience the Web Today(how-i-experience-web-today.com)
3 points by tartoran 1y ago|2 comments
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by tartoran 1y ago
I have a question. How much do small creators get for views from Premium users? Say they get a few thousand views per video, would they get anything from Premium users?
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by tartoran 1y ago
> You can't reap the rewards from a highly free market country while also interfering with the free market. Look deeper into who's reaping all the benefits and who's interefering with the market.
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Top UN court says countries can sue each other over climate change(bbc.com)
6 points by tartoran 1y ago|0 comments
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The big winner from Coca-Cola's Trump-inspired sugar push(bbc.com)
5 points by tartoran 1y ago|0 comments
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by tartoran 1y ago
Men's use of urinals is quite efficient and timely. By un-separating bathrooms it would mean removing them as I see no other way around it and this would not benefit anyone. Unseparating the washing area is okay by me though again, men
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Coca-Cola will roll out cane sugar Coke in US after Trump push(bbc.com)
7 points by tartoran 1y ago|1 comments
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by tartoran 1y ago
Bhe flfgrzf ner frpher rabhtu. Hanhgubevmrq npprff vf haynjshy.
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by tartoran 1y ago
FOMO may be one of the reasons amongst others.
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by tartoran 1y ago
There is also another market for these games with platforms like Pico-8 and Tic-80 where games are open source and one can simply pull the curtain, read the code and learn how the saussage is made. Many of these modern retro games are way
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by tartoran 1y ago
Safety becomes a non issue when no humans are involved.
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by tartoran 1y ago
Thanks. Seems like I'd benefit from this. How do you order it online, any good source you trust?
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by tartoran 1y ago
I think Russia would be able to project far much more power had they not attacked Ukraine and entered this long war. At this point the russian bear appears to be made of cardboard, low grade cheap cardboard. Not sure how long they'll b
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by tartoran 1y ago
Except that humans cannot read millions of books (if not all books ever published) and keep track of massive amounts of information. AGI presuposes some kind of super human capabilities that no one human has. Whether that's ever accom
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by tartoran 1y ago
What's the effect? Did you ever try it yourself?
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by tartoran 1y ago
They're intertwined but at the same time different tools. It's okay to lump them together in this context, imo.
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by tartoran 1y ago
There's no doubt that LLMs are useful and will generate some productivity. The hype raises them to the silver bullet tech though. This inevitably creates a bubble that it will pop at some point. People who see signs of bubble don'
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by tartoran 1y ago
And how do you solve the non-deterministic nature of LLMs? Or would all APIs become non-determinstic?
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by tartoran 1y ago
Well, if you use LLMs to write a book and claim to be a writer that is crossing a line. A writer doesn't just write the book, they do a lot of thinking over the concepts of the book and their writing style is somewhat unique to themsel
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by tartoran 1y ago
> But there’s a lot of engineering being done out there that people don’t even know exists, and that has to be done by people who know exactly what they’re doing, not just weekend warriors shouting stuff at an LLM. Except that the expect
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by tartoran 1y ago
Japan is westernized in some ways but it managed to keep something original to Japanese culture that you can't find otherplace.
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by tartoran 1y ago
> All over the US are locations that used to be the place where a people would go for a three day weekend or summer getaway. But now they are ghost towns because the cost of travel and the algorithm have reframed travel as global and not
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by tartoran 1y ago
Oh, it certainly happened. Some people don't have a limit and decency isn't on their minds and when they get in trouble the law is used against them. Also bitter neighbors could call the cops on you.
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by tartoran 1y ago
> limited to people whom people already knew? Of course it's limited to people you know but it seems like a good way to know your nieghbors and once you know them you can invite eachother to the garage or backyard.

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