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by thefz 2y ago
> The Ozempic story, for me, has been more about how we almost seem to be reflexively against the idea of a win-win. A lot of people want there to be a tragic downside to the drug for reasons that aren't entirely clear to me. It&#x2
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by thefz 2y ago
BMI is an empty metric anyway, you can be VERY muscular, slim but not very tall and still being in the same category of a near obese person.
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by thefz 2y ago
> this is most famous drug on the face of the Earth I swear in Europe if you stop 10 people on the street, 9 will ask you what the hell you are talking about
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by thefz 2y ago
It's worth noting that people, in this forum especially, would defend weight loss drugs at any cost. Because for them they mean being not-obese without any trace of effort. Controlling caloric input, maybe even leaving the house and mo
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by thefz 2y ago
Then if Retinol has side effects, take another pill to counter these; and if such pill has side effects too, why not resort to another, and so on.
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by thefz 2y ago
I want to know how much time does he spend in an office, let alone a cubicle or in an open space.
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The FSFE is intervening in litigation brought by Apple(fsfe.org)
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by thefz 2y ago
With how much that headset costs I will be buying a home theater that will rip the paint off the walls every time a bass hits, to make my solo movie experience "plain better".
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by thefz 2y ago
Higher heart rate zones are notoriously not for weight loss/fat burn. That happens in 1-3, and only for a sustained period. Above you are just destroying your glicogen stores
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by thefz 2y ago
Osmand is free, in app purchases are for larger offline download map size and other things, IIRC. https://osmand.net/docs/user/purchases/
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by thefz 2y ago
Eager caching is an OS feature, not a RAM feature.
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by thefz 2y ago
Having an offline, updated map in my pocket is invaluable when hiking and cycling in the mountains. I have been contributing to it as much as I can, to at least give something back.
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by thefz 2y ago
Keeping up denial of the evidence is a valid defense strategy, albeit maybe a cheap one.
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by thefz 2y ago
> What feels like simple observation when filtered through one's own worldview can easily land as a provocation with another. You indeed show to have the sensitivity required to understand this kind of nuances, yet selectively as it
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by thefz 2y ago
> Placing it next to Safari, Chrome, or more recent competitors like Arc, it feels dated. Performance wise? Appearance wise? I use it exactly for the reason you state: I do not need 65536 features in a browser, not it makes any sense for
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by thefz 2y ago
Barely an observation
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by thefz 2y ago
When you treat everything as a product that must be profited off, maximizing gain and minimizing the expense, that's what you get. Public transit does not need to turn a profit, it's a public service. It must provide a service. It
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by thefz 2y ago
You don't browse reddit often
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by thefz 2y ago
I have observed that while having some can be beneficial, usually banging the "soft skills" drum are those that do not have the capability to learn much else anyway, as soft skills are the lowest hanging fruit.
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by thefz 2y ago
Raison*
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by thefz 2y ago
So basically diversity is good thus introverts are good but please for the love of extroverts, don't be an introvert.
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by thefz 2y ago
> That's often how the real world works, though. No. If your house stands up or the light switches on when you press a button, it is all because someone did their homework and was good at their job. Sometimes I wonder if people drea
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by thefz 2y ago
Do you think that the pachinko-with-words we call "AI" today will be able to run a factory? It can't even do arithmetics...
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by thefz 2y ago
> But will computer science education be relevant in the next 10 yrs when everyone is going to be a prompt engineer. AI runs on computers so there will always be someone that needs to understand cpu microcode, firmware, operating systems
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by thefz 2y ago
So as usual, Microsoft is innovating while Apple just sells what everybody else has already tested (maybe even claiming the fatherhood of he idea). Nothing new.
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by thefz 2y ago
There is no pill for a sheltered existence
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by thefz 2y ago
Yet over these experiences you socialized, bonded, explored, got scared, risked and got away with it, promised not to tell parents, had general fun and discovered things you would have not otherwise. Any of these beats becoming a rotbrain i
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by thefz 2y ago
> One thing to notice though is that the highways are expensive. Had to privatize in 1999, because you know, capitalism == good for the consumer, good for the environment, good for all...
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by thefz 2y ago
In social security one is supposed to be paying for his own retirement during his whole life, not to pay for someone else to simply do nothing
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by thefz 2y ago
UBI being "good" is all in your mind for now, unfortunately. Where to take the money UBI needs from is a huge issue as well.

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