vimy

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by vimy 4y ago
My friends and I started an irc channel in high school in 2005. We switched to slack a couple years ago. Chat volume has died down a lot since most have babies now but we’re still in touch. So I would say a slack / discord group is the
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by vimy 4y ago
The quarantined ones.
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by vimy 4y ago
Reminds me of the Bloomberg chip spyware story. https://9to5mac.com/2021/02/12/super-micro-spy-chip-story/
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by vimy 4y ago
Oh, I thought it was ungoogleable so I didn’t try. > According to "Hatching Twitter," a new book dissecting the history of the short-messaging site by the New York Times' Nick Bilton, Facebook's founder once told clos
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by vimy 4y ago
Yep. > The program can dissect a financial report the moment it appears and spit out an immediate news story that includes the most pertinent facts and figures. And unlike business reporters, who find working on that kind of thing a snoo
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by vimy 4y ago
When / where did he say this? At one of Facebook’s weekly townhalls?
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by vimy 4y ago
More and more (professional) apps use the gpu for compute. So does macOS. The days of using a gpu only for games or even graphical apps are long over. I’m pretty sure yours isn’t as idle as you think it is.
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by vimy 4y ago
Those kind of movies moved to streaming platforms.
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by vimy 4y ago
So how does it work? Where do I link my national ID to my wallet and how do I tell the government about it?
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by vimy 4y ago
Yes but it’s gonna unworkable in practice to verify your own wallets. It’s a de facto ban.
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by vimy 4y ago
> Also: obligatory "not your keys, not your coins" and "don't keep your coins on an exchange". Unless lobbying can still stop it the EU parlement will outlaw self hosted wallets. Only coins on exchanges will be a
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by vimy 4y ago
> Availability iMovie 3.0, including the new Storyboards and Magic Movie features, is available today as a free update on the App Store for devices running iOS 15.2 or later and iPadOS 15.2 or later. Not for Mac?
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by vimy 4y ago
I think you’re on to something. Very interesting theory.
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by vimy 4y ago
The internet was more fun without those horrible popups. They suck the joy out of browsing. And they degrade the mobile browsing experience when the cookie wall is badly implemented and I can’t tap accept or decline. Worse, instead of imple
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by vimy 4y ago
He is on the board. :p
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by vimy 4y ago
This video is pretty convincing: https://youtu.be/6MMGmRVal6M
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by vimy 4y ago
Expat: temporary stays in another country for work. Immigrant: wants to build a new life in another country. Two different things.
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by vimy 5y ago
iPad Safari is close enough to desktop Safari now that it switched to the same user agent as desktop Safari. That surely helps to bump Safari’s marketshare.
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by vimy 5y ago
Ten years ago only 30 % of European gas came from Russia. In the 90s it was even less. It was a deliberate German strategy to increase their dependence on Russia. > Once it was clear that's gonna happen, and no that was NOT clear a
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by vimy 5y ago
They are still perfectly safe for at least 20, 30 years. Nuclear plants last a really long time. Germany is just acting very dogmatic. https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=19091
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by vimy 5y ago
Try exercising. > In MDD, larger effects were found for moderate intensity, aerobic exercise, and interventions supervised by exercise professionals. Exercise has a large and significant antidepressant effect in people with depression (i
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by vimy 5y ago
Gazprom funds green NGOs in Europe. The dogmatic anti-nuclear energy minister in Belgium has ties to Gazprom. Europe gets 40 % of their gas from Russia. In the 90s most of the gas came from Europe itself until all those wells shut down und
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by vimy 5y ago
Very interesting. I joined the waiting list.
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by vimy 5y ago
Yeah, I got useful info. But I use other sites, like the one linked above, to analyze my data. You can download the raw data. Their own recommendations are still pretty barebones. Still useful though, even without other sites.
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by vimy 5y ago
Are the sounds similar to www.brain.fm?
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by vimy 5y ago
I was tracking how many times I woke up at night, how fast I fell asleep and how much deep sleep I got. Not nearly enough for my age as it turned out. Used the data to find out what could improve my sleep. (Exercising in the morning or even
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by vimy 5y ago
Is this a Zeo replacement? I miss having access to an at home EEG headband.
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by vimy 5y ago
What bacteria my gut was missing or had too much of. My Firmicutes/Bacteroidetes ratio was skewed. I then changed my diet and did several more tests to see the evolution of my gut microbiome. The periods where I felt better correspon
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by vimy 5y ago
Their tech wasn’t fraud as far as I know. There are a dozen other companies using the same technology. 16S rRNA gene sequencing. I used them and never felt deceived with the data I got. https://journals.plos.org/plosone&#x2F
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by vimy 5y ago
> By putting it all out there, they really messed with Putin's plans. How? The invasion still happened. It only showed the US knew it was gonna happen and was powerless to stop it. Nor did the US (or other countries) send weapons an

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