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by zadokshi 7y ago
Did not need to know about that one.
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by zadokshi 7y ago
Not really. Have you ever done the maths on what it costs to recover 1TB in a recovery situation. Definitely not worth it.
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by zadokshi 7y ago
Same, I went from 95kg to 80kg in a few months, then I got stuck at 80kg for a few months on keto. But then all of a sudden I dropped to 72kg in a few weeks (it was such an odd and rapid drop I freaked out and went to the doctors to get ch
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by zadokshi 7y ago
The first few times it was like this for me. After years of doing keto I can get that keto feeling/energy/effect by doing one day of super low carbs and super low calories, I’ll wake up the next day wanting to spring out of bed li
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by zadokshi 7y ago
I don’t self test ketosis, it I believe I can eat slightly extra carbs during/post workout and not hugely interrupt ketosis. I don’t know if this is true, but certainly my body doesn’t feel ‘kicked out’ of ketosis when I do this. (Ke
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by zadokshi 7y ago
Saying something is ‘laughable’ is not an argument.
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by zadokshi 7y ago
I used to think that. Now I’m not so sure.
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by zadokshi 7y ago
Having used Anki for 10 years, reset is definitely the best option.you fly through the cards you remember at the start, and don’t get bogged down by cards your ‘supposed’ to remember. (SRS fails in this regards)
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by zadokshi 7y ago
Yes, the title should be fixed.
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by zadokshi 7y ago
The problem is the legislative framework in the US. The definition of fair use is not clear enough. You need to get together and amend the laws to make it much clearer what is fair use. If the law stated (for example) "a song playing i
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“The truth about mobile phone and wireless radiation” (2015)(youtube.com)
1 points by zadokshi 7y ago|0 comments
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by zadokshi 7y ago
I wonder if we will start seeing people add v1.example.com, v2.example.com etc... to their git servers to avoid having to change the path's in all of their private projects.
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by zadokshi 7y ago
Then throw a hidden input field with a CSRF token in your form and your done. Not sure what the big deal is here.
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by zadokshi 7y ago
People choose go to escape the world of bloated ORM tools. SQL sprinkled with a little bit of prudent caching works pretty well in go.
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by zadokshi 7y ago
Are you sure about that? These acronyms don’t have the same meaning when I read them. It’s pretty American to think like that.
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by zadokshi 7y ago
We all know it’s broken. More importantly, who’s job is it to fix it?
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by zadokshi 7y ago
The source is a direct email from a Google.
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by zadokshi 7y ago
Love the idea of this. I was about to switch providers then discovered that they are 3-4 times more expensive than my current provider for small-mid sized websites (currently on dnsmadeeasy.com)
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by zadokshi 7y ago
Last time I left a negative review, Amazon banned my account from making comments. Did they think I was being paid to write a negative comment, is that such a thing? or perhaps they don’t like negative comments either. I don’t know.
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by zadokshi 7y ago
Perhaps we need a browser plugin for people to detect when ‘he’ is being used as the default gender and convert it? ‘He’ worked as the default pronoun for a long time in many languages all over the world. (And still does in many languages)
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by zadokshi 7y ago
Git is designed to be distributed, you could push to someone else’s repo and they can then push to GitHub for you.
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by zadokshi 7y ago
No, what you suggest is counter intuitive and should never pass a code review.
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by zadokshi 7y ago
This is the perfect example. In an enterprise, some forms might ask middle name and some forms might not. In the database you need to represent if the user entered a blank name “”, or if the middle name was never even requested NULL. Only i
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by zadokshi 7y ago
I wonder if anyone who works in a bank can help us understand how this might even be possible for a bank manager to believe to be even remotely reasonable?
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Australian Bank Claims simply making a spelling fix in system cost $15,000(itnews.com.au)
2 points by zadokshi 7y ago|1 comments
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by zadokshi 7y ago
Is this different in any practical sense to an old fashioned request for physical paper documents? The only difference I can think of is traditionally documents are destroyed after they are no longer needed. Now they can see “deleted” docum
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by zadokshi 7y ago
You clearly have never seen the type of content psychopaths splice into child targeted YouTube videos or you would not be making this argument. We are not talking about some mildly offensive or violent behaviour. We are talking about things
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by zadokshi 7y ago
It sounds like you are ignorant of the problem here. YouTube throws up videos to children that look good until you get to the second of the video some psychopath has spliced into it. It’s literally not possible to safely put your kid in fro
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Patent: Electronic flashcards (2013)(patents.google.com)
84 points by zadokshi 7y ago|51 comments
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by zadokshi 7y ago
You are assuming that AI's are only programmed by white men, and you are assuming that it hasn't occurred to anyone who is an expert in the field of facial recognition that their algorithm's might be used with people other th

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