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by wtetzner 6y ago
What do you mean "without tabs"?
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Diseases of Civilization: Are Seed Oil Excesses the Unifying Mechanism?(youtube.com)
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by wtetzner 6y ago
> Employers aren’t your family. Unless you work for the family business ;)
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by wtetzner 6y ago
> As we develop algorithms that power Birdwatch — such as reputation and consensus systems — we aim to(!) publish that code(!) publicly in the Birdwatch Guide. The initial ranking system for Birdwatch is already available here. I think t
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by wtetzner 6y ago
> In an honest world, this would be one giant step to finally getting at the truth. But this isn’t an honest world, is it? Not to mention that in an honest wold, why would you even need something like this? You don't need it in an h
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by wtetzner 6y ago
> People come to Twitter to stay informed This seems to be the heart of the problem.
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by wtetzner 6y ago
Interesting that it was a veterinarian that diagnosed you. I've noticed a pattern of veterinarians seemingly being better doctors than human doctors. They seem to pay more attention to current research and continue their learning, and
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by wtetzner 6y ago
Have you looked into the Carnivore Code in regards to autoimmune issues? https://carnivoremd.com/book/ It's full of useful information even if you don't intend to go full carnivore.
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by wtetzner 6y ago
Sure, but safe wrappers can be written around unsafe APIs.
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by wtetzner 6y ago
I suspect it’s that they don’t care. It’s not an issue for them because they don’t use the missing native functionality anyway. Also, if you frequently use cross platform software on multiple platforms, it’s possible consistency within the
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by wtetzner 6y ago
And I don't see how Go could be better in that respect, other than not allowing tuning. But that's really no different than not tuning the settings on the JVM.
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by wtetzner 6y ago
So if you're fasting you should probably still supplement with the necessary vitamins etc.?
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by wtetzner 6y ago
> Cancer forms all the time - body should handle it when functioning correctly (via immune system). Is this why some people think fasting can help? It gives the body a chance to clean up cancer cells, since you have more time in a catabo
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by wtetzner 6y ago
The .NET framework is usually expected to be installed at the system level. And to what extreme do you take that line of thought? Should the kernel size be included?
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by wtetzner 6y ago
> It doesn't produce any alternative lines for thinking about treatment, causality, etc. The whole "genes that shouldn't be on being switched on" thing made me think about David Sinclair's work on aging, and his
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by wtetzner 6y ago
It'd be cool to have the Haskell feature of putting backticks around a binary function so you can use it infix, e.g.: ((A `mmul` B) `mvmul` (a `vdot` b) * c) `vadd` d Still not as nice as operators, but not terrible either.
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by wtetzner 6y ago
I don't think I've ever seen generics be the cause of over-engineered complexity in Java. It's pretty much always giant, complex class hierarchies or a bunch of reflection (or both).
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by wtetzner 6y ago
OCaml has generics (and global inference!) and compiles very fast.
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by wtetzner 6y ago
I would argue that code using generics is often easier to read than code without it. The fact that something is a type variable makes it clear the that type of that thing doesn't matter.
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by wtetzner 6y ago
Seems like the two projects have different goals.
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by wtetzner 6y ago
> Is it really that painful to write "String" each time? I find it more painful to read code that has too many type annotations. I also find it painful to read code that has too few, so I'd argue there's a bit of an a
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by wtetzner 6y ago
> It’s impractical in that it doesn’t make much sense to use them from a “productivity” standpoint. I think it depends on what you're trying to do. If you're creating pixel art for a game, working on a "retro" compute
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by wtetzner 6y ago
I've been looking into Game Boy Advance development as a way to build an indie game. There are several reasons I chose it: * It's not extremely limited like an NES, e.g. I can imagine some of my game ideas working well on it. *
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by wtetzner 6y ago
I imagine it would offer protection for nomadic hunter-gatherers.
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by wtetzner 6y ago
I haven't seen the show, so I'm curious about what those contestants were eating. Did they eat the full animal, nose-to-tail?
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by wtetzner 6y ago
I think they meant show a spinner in place of the blocking entry.
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by wtetzner 6y ago
One reason I can think of is that the hardware from those vendors is less appealing.
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by wtetzner 6y ago
Yeah, I wonder if they're getting those symptoms from something else.
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by wtetzner 6y ago
I really don't follow. If you're programming in a language without a REPL, don't you have the exact same problem? If the author doesn't document their knowledge, then it's lost for readers. I don't really see h
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by wtetzner 6y ago
Ibuprofen is terrible for other reasons. If you're taking Tylenol, one thing you can do to help protect against liver damage is to take a milk thistle supplement.

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