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by tracker1 6mo ago
Might consider a mix of electrolytes instead of just salt. I usually keep a container mixed with "snake juice" ratios for electrolytes and use that to season with instead of salt alone. I'll also sometimes put a pinch in my
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I have a similar negative response to legumes... but billions of people eat them without issue every day.
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I'm pretty sure that the minor glycemic spikes after sweeteners (artificial, zero calorie) is because they're sweet it's a combination of some glucose mobilization and insulin response that shapes the results after use of art
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by tracker1 6mo ago
One thing that I think is probably a large impact has been an increase in general strife. Online arguments and division often among political and ideological lines combined with trends away from any sort of national identity or cohesion.
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I often do similar... though most of the time the past couple years, I'm generating the client from OpenAPI integration on the backend that uses fetch as its' base.
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by tracker1 6mo ago
You'll also need to load the ANSI tsr iirc.
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I've completely forgotten pretty much everything about OS/2... worked support for iomega for a while covering OS/2, Jazz and 2nd level zip calls in the late 90's. I have very little desire to look back to those days. E
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by tracker1 6mo ago
Why should I, you completely missed mine... in that "guilt" is not appropriate or healthy here... you are not personally, directly responsible. That isn't to say that nothing can be done, but guilt serves nobody. We seem t
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I'm not seeing it mentioned, but wasn't there some form of ponzi scheme against Jones' debt passed through the winner of the suits as part of the onion taking control that didn't actually account for the full value, or p
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I also find it far easier to resist accidentally entering credentials in a phishing site... I'm pretty good about checking, but it's something I tend to point out to family and friends to triple check if it doesn't auto sugge
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I was literally thinking about installing the cli a few days ago to ease the use in a few places. Now I'm glad I didn't.
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I think the biggest issue is that US ratings are limited to USDA classifications, and US cross-bread Wagyu doesn't actually mean anything from a legal standpoint. It would be nice to see this get a bit more locked down, but the SEC&#x
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by tracker1 6mo ago
And it was pretty great... No to mention the shell swaps, etc...
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by tracker1 6mo ago
Okay, you're responsible... why haven't you stopped it?
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by tracker1 6mo ago
So, do you propose we kill off a significant portion of humanity by lottery, war, or some other method of selection? Do we just stop all industry and let nature work itself out instead? You're in control after all. edit: sarcasm aside
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by tracker1 6mo ago
What gets me, is when the tests are correct and match the spec/documentation for the behavior, but the LLM will start changing the tests and documentation altogether instead of fixing the broken behavior... having to revert (git reset
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I usually pay pretty close attention if something wants more than my email address, name and profile image, etc... I've used a couple things that request drive access, only because they actually deal with documents. I'm not sure
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by tracker1 6mo ago
An easier path would be to stop subsidizing the core of what is making junk foods to begin with. For that matter, at least in the US, having individual states require limitations of importing pre-processed goods could help too. I've t
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by tracker1 6mo ago
"Carbon Credits"??
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by tracker1 6mo ago
As sad as these things are... one needs to also accept, that as capable as we are of changing our environments, from transportation, to air conditioning, we do not control all the things. We have and continue to over-fish in a lot of place
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by tracker1 6mo ago
On your last bit, I definitely agree... personally I've leaned more and more into KISS above all else... simple things that are easy to replace are easily replaced only when you need to. Similarly, I also tend to push for initial impl
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by tracker1 6mo ago
Something, something, wrong abstractions are worse than no abstractions. SOLID approaches aren't free... beyond that keeping code closer together by task/area is another approach. I'm not a fan of premature abstraction, and
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by tracker1 6mo ago
/mnt/c etc from within WSL, and access to Linux FS paths are effectively a plan-9 file share service... Beyond this, if you use Docker Desktop (or similar) with volumes on the host OS (Windows or Mac) it's a weird FS sync be
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by tracker1 6mo ago
WSLv2 is indeed Linux... kernel and all... it's running in effectively a transparent VM with some utilities to aid in auto-mounting windows drives for access. WSLv1 used a translation layer (akin to WINE) to translate linux calls to w
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I just don't like the verbosity of Powershell myself... For that matter, I've trended towards using TypeScript (via Deno) for my user scripts that need more than basic shell interactions. I can reference any repository modules d
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by tracker1 6mo ago
And thus, I mostly use git's msys bash in my work Windows machine(s).
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by tracker1 6mo ago
Niggle: "su" from "sudo" is for substitute/switch user in the su command, not "super" at all. By default the user being switched to in su is root/uid:0. There's no such thing as "Super User
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by tracker1 6mo ago
That was kind of my take... not only that, but you can be against a practice, but still use it while it's there... There's a certain amount of fiscal/fiduciary responsibility the heads of companies have that could get them in
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by tracker1 6mo ago
Just speculating, but that it's an option to open/listen to a port, but that port is on a Tailscale network. So the app is largely unaware of the encryption over the top. Similarly, you could do similar for a client app. Where
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by tracker1 6mo ago
You still need people in the mix that understand the scope, scale and impact of the exploits/bugs found. Just letting agents go wild is how you get slop over time... You can probably get away without them to an extent, but I'd s

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