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by zug_zug 5mo ago
Do you work out? If so creatine is supposed to help people push themselves harder and thus build more muscle. As a side-effect of intense exercises you'll create more testosterone. Increased testosterone leads to balding.
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by zug_zug 5mo ago
I can second this, do NOT start at 25g of creatine. If you're too lazy to read the literature a friendly AI tool will summarize it.
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by zug_zug 5mo ago
>> Recently, a pilot study (single-arm) by Smith et al., recruited 20 patients (73 years of age) with AD and provided them with 20 grams/day of CrM for 8 weeks [20]. Serum creatine levels were increased at weeks 4 and 8 (p <
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by zug_zug 5mo ago
A few thoughts 1) It annoys me whenever anybody mentions literally anything (whatever baking soda, potassium, any vitamin) you get a million unhinged comments about how this was a personal panacea. 2) Creatine definitely does stuff, that&#x
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by zug_zug 5mo ago
To be clear you're not alleging the journal article published in Journal and Brain Psychiatry is ai-generated right.
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by zug_zug 5mo ago
I mean that's true but I don't think that's realistically what's going on when one model gives an unqualified "Yes" and the other gives an unqualified "no." You can argue the study isn't as case-
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by zug_zug 5mo ago
I mean I get it hits you in the feels... but at the same time... DO talk to your friends, but then use AI too? Like I don't want to say it's a strawman exactly, because some people probably do use AI too much. But it's a real
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by zug_zug 5mo ago
I definitely got this sense with Zuckerberg/meta (and probably Musk too) -- it should be ironic disturbing to have people who aren't really social people building our social networks.... Some of the least-mentally-healthy people I
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by zug_zug 5mo ago
Well then it shows that these models are using widely disparate training sets and have high confidence even when they shouldn't. Questions like "is mouthwash effective" presumably has one solid data source -- medical journals
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by zug_zug 5mo ago
Though perhaps a bit long-winded and emotional, it's charming to see something so sincere still in this era. It's not clear that this individual was fired for being too helpful, but it's been my experience that escalation 2 o
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by zug_zug 5mo ago
Title makes it sound like wired is agreeing with this label, but the article shows that wired is actually quite critical of this type of labeling. > Meanwhile, the same intelligence center also circulated a report in March showing monito
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by zug_zug 5mo ago
Could you explain more or link a place that explains how this prevents the runaway wealth we are seeing?
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Everyone is an AI cop now(lithub.com)
5 points by zug_zug 5mo ago|1 comments
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by zug_zug 5mo ago
Well the API is over 10x cheaper, so I find it’s much more efficient for personal projects
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by zug_zug 5mo ago
funny, I just changed to bitwarden from 1-password after they had a big price increase (I probably otherwise would have been a lifetime customer if it could have been a leave it and never think about it again for the next 40 years deal). I&
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by zug_zug 5mo ago
Based on the number of upvotes I'm getting I think it's you who's really struggling to make a point. I don't think your arguing in good faith and you are getting called out on it by a few people. So you answer first, the
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by zug_zug 5mo ago
For throwing the tea into the harbor. By the way -- Where do you stand on throwing tea into the harbor? And where do you stand on the legitimacy of publicly discussing throwing tea into the harbor?
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by zug_zug 5mo ago
Kinda like saying "Throwing the British's tea into Boston harbor will only make us subject to harsher terms." The reality is the vast majority of social progress in the last millenium was achieved with force and threat of for
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by zug_zug 5mo ago
This guy knows exactly what he's talking about. However, it feels more like a "if you know, you know" rather than relaying the experience/data he's accumulated. Let me just say: A lot of people think architecture is
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by zug_zug 6mo ago
Yeah I'm glad somebody's talking about it. Wealth inequality seems like it will be THE defining issue of our lives (accelerated drastically by AI). I think there are many practical ways to solve it, and would love to see more prop
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by zug_zug 6mo ago
Uh France? It annoys me when people say this stuff is "inevitable." No, many countries have forcibly "reshaped" their government (French revolution, American revolution, etc etc) and nobody has any basis for saying it wo
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by zug_zug 6mo ago
I'd like to point out that all the graphs only go to 4,000 elements, which is basically non-data. Basically it'd be like measuring which car wins a 1cm race. For small workloads binary search is slower than just checking every ele
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by zug_zug 6mo ago
My understanding is that nuclear should have built decades ago, and is probably worth maintaining at this point rather than decommissioning. People got emotional about nuclear. But but solar had a 90% reduction in cost between 2010 and 2026
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by zug_zug 6mo ago
I don't think so... I think most of the sci-fi I grew up reading presented AGI that could reason better than humans could, like make a plan and carry it out. Like do people not know what word "general" means? It means not lim
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by zug_zug 6mo ago
I feel like this is on to something. I remember earlier in my career whenever I hit a really, really hard problem I'd have an instinct to try to stare of into the far distance (especially if there's like a distant skyline) and sor
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by zug_zug 6mo ago
> This post covers how we got to a place where over 60% of our pull requests (PRs) are agent-assisted Well I mean you could (and should) turn on 100% agent code-reviews, and that's a type of assistance. The hard part is that most or
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by zug_zug 6mo ago
Or, maybe this is the cleaned-up interpretation
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by zug_zug 6mo ago
I recommend Wingspan for a wide range of gamers. If you don't have anyone to play with there is a very nice app you can play (steam, ios) with great music, AI, relaxing vibe.
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by zug_zug 6mo ago
I agree that I have no idea why people read this guy... Like in a "I must be genuinely out of the loop" type way. I feel like it's really romanticizing or fanboying. Like I enjoy my apple products, and I'm sure glad Appl
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by zug_zug 6mo ago
I've lived in a few areas from suburbs to major metropolitan areas. But this isn't about personal anecdotes, it's my understanding that objectively this is established as fact that the violent crime rate is actually quite low

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