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by unaindz 2y ago
I don't know if Kyle is right but "any good after mainstream public buy-in" and "worked great continuously from inception to today" is quite the goalpost move.
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by unaindz 2y ago
That's true, until another program needs ram and crashes because chrome is hoarding it all
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by unaindz 2y ago
Why do you think that?
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by unaindz 2y ago
In my experience Linux can have some driver bugs on specific hardware that windows doesn't, like not waking up after suspend on some Nvidia cards with some drivers, etc. But it handles hardware issues miles better. 90% of hard drives t
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by unaindz 2y ago
The biggest problem with electricity is the batteries. Right now an EV pollutes more an ICE engine, the pollution is just moved to the power plants. But then you have to take into account the batteries. Making them pollutes a lot and they d
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by unaindz 2y ago
I would have agreed with your logic until a few years ago when we started seeing companies advertising inflated max bounties that they do not uphold when a critical vulnerability gets discovered.
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by unaindz 2y ago
Maybe not unrealistic but still bad at its job. And honestly as a hobby coder the first thing I do is find out if what I want is even possible
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by unaindz 2y ago
At least they can pay for therapy and afford to stop working or find another job
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by unaindz 2y ago
Had the same issue at 4k 60fps, it mostly worked but the screen flashed black from time to time. I used the thickest cable I had lying around and it has worked fine since.
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by unaindz 2y ago
I've been using bupstash since trying to do backups on an rpi and finding Borg too slow to be usable. Since then I upgraded to a proper server at home but kept bupstash as I found it to just work better for the most part. Keep in mind
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by unaindz 2y ago
Just a theory but the eggs are already created and just need to be "cycled". In contrast sperm has to be produced continuously. The pollution may affect new cell creation like sperm but not the eggs cycle.
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by unaindz 2y ago
D3 increases your calcium levels in the blood while K2 regulates the usage of calcium, favoring the usage of it in bones and teeth and reduces the deposit of it in soft tissue like blood vessels and organs. Of course you wont notice anythin
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by unaindz 2y ago
afaik that's temporary and lasts only a few weeks, even if maintaining the loading dose. The effect also seems localized to muscles so unless you are overweight the effect is mostly flattering.
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by unaindz 2y ago
Maybe your reasons to think about changing your eating habits do not stem from this article but it sounds like you seem to think fasting may be harmful. But just for your information that's not what this article is implying, neuronal a
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by unaindz 2y ago
You are correct
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by unaindz 2y ago
There is a mod for Single Player Tarkov, SAIN's that has, in my opinion, better AI than FEAR. It has some quirks sometimes, it's a mod for a game with severe issues at the end of the day. But the bot behaviors are really human-lik
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by unaindz 2y ago
It's unfun if the AI feels like it's cheating. In Counter Strike the AI can be super dumb and slow until progressively it becomes a dumb aimbot. It doesn't become a better player with gamesense ans tacticts, just raw aim (Try
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by unaindz 2y ago
I have been fascinated by Toxo since I discovered it and this is the most well put and complete explanation I have seen.
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by unaindz 2y ago
Between blindsight and anihilation I recovered my passion for reading after years of not doing it. And It's been a year since I read it and I still think about it often. I have some backlog I wanna go through first but I feel a reread
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by unaindz 2y ago
We could even argue that we are good at thinking we are in control of our own thoughts. If you haven't looked into it already I recommend Blindsight by Peter Watts followed by the short story The Colonel and Echopraxia. They talk a lot
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by unaindz 2y ago
Chimps destroy us at the number memory test. Maybe it's just with that specific test but it suggests they have a larger working memory and probably faster visual/pattern processing than us.
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by unaindz 2y ago
Same story but although I have more patience now I still don't have lots for chess. For this reason I don't excel nor enjoy long games but I found quick games, bullet and blitz, pretty fun. You end up moving on instinct most of th
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by unaindz 2y ago
Nobody is talking about adding recreational drugs to food. Corn syrup, as bad as it may be to consume in great quantities with a modern lifestyle, is food with calories even if it may lack other more healthy nutrients. Should be banned? I d
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by unaindz 2y ago
I'm not sure if they tested on males but my understanding is that the hormone is produced by females but arguably could work on males too, just like with TRT where being biologically female doesn't deprive of the testosterone effe
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by unaindz 2y ago
I don't think we disagree but I find it interesting that you state: "...what they do is incredibly painstaking and expensive" And later proceed to explain an example of two different patents based on a drug from the 80s impro
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by unaindz 2y ago
My father was recently diagnosed with prostate cancer and the first treatment was eradicating all testosterone from his body as the affected cells were "feeding" from it. It's not a cure as they tend to find other ways to gro
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by unaindz 2y ago
Look up Rhabdomyolysis and its effects on the kidneys.
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by unaindz 2y ago
Weren't the osmosis filters made out of fine plastic?
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by unaindz 2y ago
You can "trick" chemistry we just don't know yet the rest of interactions it will have on such a complex system
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by unaindz 2y ago
i would not put "these days" and the wire in the same paragraph but otherwise I agree. For most if not all of David Simons content.

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