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by 0x70dd 5d ago
I managed to get down to 13% body from more than 25% with a single set of adjustable dumbbells that cost me $60. For the first time in my life I had visible abs. What pushed me was a single week of counting calories - I never realized how m
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by 0x70dd 3mo ago
I’m running a cheap VPS on hetzner. Wanted to bump up my plan but they are out of capacity for some of their plans. Demand is brutal.
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by 0x70dd 3mo ago
Fair point. We are working on releasing this in the App Store where there won’t be a need to enter credit card details - billing will go through Apple and cancelling subscriptions is easier. Happy to provide a promo code for a one month fre
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by 0x70dd 3mo ago
Helping my wife ship https://quantral.com - a platform to monitor X and Reddit for financial chatter and score companies and authors. We discovered lots of stocks early in this AI cycle from X. There’s lots of noise, so we built
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by 0x70dd 5mo ago
Reminds me of https://github.com/jtolio/gls which implement a "thread local storage" in golang
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by 0x70dd 5mo ago
This brings so many memories. I remember how badly I wanted an GeForce 6800 Sadly, I was never able to justify spending this much money on a GPU. Still holds true, even today.
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by 0x70dd 10mo ago
A Roman sarcophagus was found on a beach in Bulgaria last year [1]. It was used as a bar and had holes drilled for LED lighting. [1] https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2024/08/12/beach-bar-sarc...
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by 0x70dd 1y ago
Until very recently, at the company I work for, we were running one of the largest (if not the largest) replica set cluster in terms of number of documents stored (~20B) and data size ~11TB. The database held up nicely in the past 10 years
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by 0x70dd 2y ago
You should take everything he says with a grain of salt. He’s defunding research on transgenic mice, not transgender.
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by 0x70dd 2y ago
Correctly ingesting and visualizing data that's captured by different devices while also accounting for travel across timezones, is a real challenge. [1] is our guide how we do this for diabetes data generated by CGMs and insulin pumps
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by 0x70dd 2y ago
Yes, zinc helped a lot in when the skin was severely inflamed and oozing. After that period passed, I discontinued it as well, because the drier the skin is, the easier it cracks.
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by 0x70dd 2y ago
iPhones record videos with variable frame rate, which makes them unsuitable for syncing the video with a separate recorded audio track (e.g. when recording guitars). The video and audio would ever so slightly go our of sync. I wish there wa
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by 0x70dd 2y ago
I have a severe form of allergic dermatitis that I've been trying to get under control for close to 10 years now. At one point to it so bad I couldn't take a shower without being in excruciating pain, I couldn't sleep, I coul
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by 0x70dd 4y ago
Scala has type inference [1] [1] https://docs.scala-lang.org/tour/type-inference.html
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Deepfaking Genitalia into Blurred Porn Leads to Man’s Arrest in Japan(gizmodo.com.au)
18 points by 0x70dd 5y ago|1 comments
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by 0x70dd 5y ago
Wavelets are used for pattern recognition in many iris recognition systems. First, the position of the iris in the input image is determined, then any eyelash and eyelid occlusions are removed and the iris is extracted by converting it to a
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by 0x70dd 5y ago
Rego, the language used in Open Policy Agent, is based on and extends Datalog. It's gaining a lot of traction in the past couple of years for evaluating authorization policies.
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The Scale of the Universe 2(htwins.net)
2 points by 0x70dd 6y ago|0 comments
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Covid-19 vaccine protects monkeys from new coronavirus(sciencemag.org)
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Does Italy Have More Deaths Than Because They’re Not Prescribing Chloroquine?(medium.com)
4 points by 0x70dd 7y ago|1 comments
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Two Women Fell Sick from the Coronavirus. One Survived(nytimes.com)
1 points by 0x70dd 7y ago|0 comments
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by 0x70dd 7y ago
I wouldn't call it healthier due to the risk of avalanches and in my experience it's not negligible. It requires some complex skills of being able to both judge the terrain and act fast if something happens. And even then, acciden
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by 0x70dd 7y ago
Every time I open vim by accident, I have to restart my computer.
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by 0x70dd 7y ago
Bitwarden
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by 0x70dd 7y ago
My best code is the one that I didn’t write
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by 0x70dd 7y ago
My best code is the one that I didn’t write.
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by 0x70dd 7y ago
I had the exact same feeling when we started having daily standups about 4 years ago for a green field project. Now that most of the original developers are no longer in the company I feel glad that I actually paid attention. It turns out t
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by 0x70dd 7y ago
Recently I switched to Ardour for recording guitars on Linux - it has great VST support, allows syncing music with videos, and has automation built-in. Even Amplitube works through LinVst. I was also blown away by their pricing - you can pa
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by 0x70dd 7y ago
Almost 2 years ago I saw a comment on HN from a guy who quit smoking after reading Alan Carr's "The Easy Way". As a person who was heavily addicted, often smoking more than a pack a day, struggling to quit for good, I decided
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by 0x70dd 7y ago
The header that inspired Evan Spiegel

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