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by xenonite 3y ago
> most complete nutritional sources Fat is missing though, and there is no essential need for fiber. And what about vitamines? Water-soluble and fat-soluble vitamines? The latter of which are probably totally missing. All of those are fo
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by xenonite 3y ago
tldr: place air inlet above the heat (B); air outlet on the other side at the floor (D). See figure: https://www.saunatimes.com/wp-content/uploads/IMG_6556-1-560... This ensures: 1) quick heat up of fresh air 2) v
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by xenonite 3y ago
Over unencrypted HTTP, the server responds well: http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/202x/2024/02/25/Money-AI-B...
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by xenonite 3y ago
this is basically how whole countries can operate. users=citizens&companies, suppliers=foreign companies, shareholders=bureaucrats&leaders
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by xenonite 3y ago
tldr: 1. malnutrition (like just eating maize corn that contains only few niacin) causes pellagra. 2. therefore, wheat and other cereals became fortified with niacin (aka Vitamin B3). 3. average niacin intake in the US is now at tolerable u
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by xenonite 3y ago
In my opinion, he shares knowledge mainly suited for the kids of the rich dad.
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by xenonite 3y ago
Yes, I remember that article well; thanks for the link. This resonates well with me. I guess its due to “safety” optimization and a trend to aerodynamic, smaller windows. Also, the roof needs to support a much higher car weight in case of a
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by xenonite 3y ago
In addition, the rearview mirror completely blocks an essential part of my view to the road. It is mounted too low for my height. I tried many new cars and it’s everywhere the same problem. Of course, I could lower the seat, but then my lon
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by xenonite 3y ago
Sausages are fermented meat :)
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by xenonite 3y ago
“B company” ;) Similar story: Bombardier trains in Switzerland. The defects required Bombardier to not only fix, but deliver several extra trains for free.
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by xenonite 3y ago
Amazing! Training the model, although it is small with only 15M parameters, takes quite some compute power. I wonder if the resources would have been sufficient at the time. Also, I wonder if disk space would have been sufficient to store t
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by xenonite 3y ago
Charity yields higher appraisal, while reducing taxes. Though this has the benefit of letting better decide what is done with the money.
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by xenonite 3y ago
Even worse, the given linear congruential RNG yields only 12445 distinct numbers, then repeats itself. It would be sensible to simply use better parameters for this algorithm.
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by xenonite 3y ago
Funny, I actually prefer my own carrots, or home-cooked meals for the matter. Thanks for the idea. Probably there are several further aspects that are “better” today: cheap electronics, access to information, etc. To me, these amenities how
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by xenonite 3y ago
The generation of my parents could indeed afford nice houses. Seeing this, I understood it will be worth to study hard and learn a lot, then go for a typical job. But the equation does not hold now. What carrots will the next generation lea
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by xenonite 3y ago
Sure I am still sharing my flat, but doing so since 20 years with no end in sight. Living in a metro area in Europe, barely any holiday travel, saving to buy a little flat someday. And my income is above average.
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by xenonite 3y ago
I would be astonished if there is no spec for the maximum allowed latency in Carplay/AA.
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by xenonite 3y ago
Being spared a fan with its noise is the exact reason that I use an MBA. I surely do not want to retrofit a fan. But nice idea anyways to look after your cooling approach.
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The Bletchley Declaration by Countries Attending the AI Safety Summit(gov.uk)
18 points by xenonite 3y ago|4 comments
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by xenonite 3y ago
I don’t think this correct, the key being here this sentence: > abstract such perceptions into models through analysis in an automated manner
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by xenonite 3y ago
Yes, and it therefore should not yield a page load.
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by xenonite 3y ago
I agree on his choice, I took the time to test all pencils in several stationary stores in Japan. (albeit in 2008)
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by xenonite 3y ago
Plant based hyper-processed is all the hype now, which is sort of the same. Feeding, not nourishment.
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by xenonite 3y ago
Benjamin Bikman „Why We Get Sick“ is what I can recommend. His book is spot on regarding insulin resistance, discussing consequences and effective prevention strategies.
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by xenonite 3y ago
I understand that the diameter tells whether the LDL is oxidized, which would be bad.
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by xenonite 3y ago
And Norway isn’t in the EU ;) In the central EU, I mostly see just WhatsApp, rarely Signal and Telegram. However it might be different up in the north though, I dont know that.
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by xenonite 3y ago
Well this research is comparing apples to oranges. It should actually compare with and without nitrates. Fermented meat like in sausages is not bad altogether; for example in Andorra, people live longer on average while having sausage every
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by xenonite 3y ago
..oops sun screen is actually bad too (Octocrylene is the latest problematic newcomer), and would need a very thick application to get the claimed effectiveness.
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by xenonite 3y ago
On the other hand, they avoided holding cost.
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by xenonite 3y ago
I understand that the metabolic syndrome is the actual problem, not insulin resistance (although it may be part of the syndrome). Moreover, physiological (not pathological) insulin resistance should be reversed within few days. Nonetheless,

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