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by 1001101 3y ago
I would say absence of evidence is not evidence of absence in this context.
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by 1001101 3y ago
The role of the Ataturk Dam is something that I rarely see mentioned in this context.
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by 1001101 3y ago
Another concern I have heard voiced is that CBCD could be programmed - eg. you can't buy X, or you can only buy Y at certain times, or for certain prices, etc. and has the potential for reduced liberty vs. cash.
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by 1001101 3y ago
Too late to edit, but in response to earlier poster that deleted their reply, national day of commemoration is probably more accurate than holiday, agreed, thank you. There was some confusion on this point from sources deriving from: https
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by 1001101 3y ago
The benign ignorance of symbology that comes across in the article aside, the celebration of Stepan Bandera with a national holiday, street names in their capital and elsewhere, monument, etc. is telling.
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by 1001101 3y ago
'Never' is a long time given the pace at which AI is advancing.
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by 1001101 3y ago
30+ years of midwest raves did me in. One sound system had 1MW bass bins - have been to some with ~40ft x ~15ft of bass bins. Only one ruptured ear drum in all of that time (Regis - didn't even seem that loud) - that's the ear tha
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by 1001101 3y ago
Focus on health and safety for yourself and people you care about. In the hierarchy of needs of becoming a better developer, I would say that is foundational.
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by 1001101 3y ago
They'll have company soon. The benefits of AI will not be shared evenly, and will result in structural dislocation.
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by 1001101 3y ago
Great book about the rise of the Berlin techno scene called Der Klang Der Familie. In my read of that, the techno of Berlin and Detroit arose organically, simultaneously, and they sort of found each other serendipitously, and were connected
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by 1001101 4y ago
A book I read recently suggested to let your inner critic speak, but then let, what it calls, your inner advocate get the last word - counter what the inner critic is saying. I have tried this on a number of occasions and it's been ne
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by 1001101 4y ago
HST training sequence was the best sounding. Would love to hear that again, and see a breakdown of what was going on there. Probably not as easy as maybe it's a trade secret vs. published standard. Also the stealth fighter of modems if
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by 1001101 4y ago
This is probably my favorite sporting event, but I will also be boycotting. For others I have talked to that are doing the same, it was principally the corruption. For me it was the labor practices and the 6500+ people that died working on
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by 1001101 4y ago
Michael, best of luck to you. You aren't the only one thinking along these lines. I saw this list of good advice from YC on the macro setup back in may, posted on news.yc: https://twitter.com/refsrc/status/152
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Cyber Resilience Act Draft – EU Rules for IoT Devices(reuters.com)
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by 1001101 4y ago
They'll owe their creditors 300 million grand forever?
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by 1001101 4y ago
This is me, but I watch a couple of episodes of Deadliest Catch, and then plopping down on the Aeron with a good cup of coffee whenever to write code takes on a different perspective. Good luck!
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by 1001101 4y ago
I'm the only one in my family that will take a pill. Everyone else will only do gummies. I'm with you, but I'm the minority in my small sample. I'd be looking to maximize absorption/bioavailability vs. flavor.
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by 1001101 4y ago
I went to a pretty fascinating talk by a Green Hills engineer a while back about memory barriers and how compilers treat them. Definitely a good company's careers page to keep an eye on. Good luck!
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by 1001101 4y ago
I will eat crickets when the rentiers do, which is to say, never.
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by 1001101 4y ago
Vegan for ~15 years here. It's important to be thoughtful about nutrition when going that route (I do various supplements 2-3x day). Common pitfalls for people are B vitamins, zinc, and iron (as your friend found out the hard way, perh
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by 1001101 4y ago
No lie, last night my wife and I started Prey (Predator prequel). About 5 minutes in we both started questioning what was going to happen to the dog (which happens to look resemble our fur baby) and turned it off. My wife said we should fin
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by 1001101 4y ago
I tried this a while back with a pulse oximeter on. Didn't like what I saw. Was my first and last time.
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by 1001101 4y ago
Too late to edit, so I'll add a reply: if you really feel like something in your brain is holding you back, you might want to do some tests with a specialist. I know people of all ages who have done this and benefited from the insights
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by 1001101 4y ago
For me: diet (vitamins, algae oil, a little creatine), sleep (tracked), exercise (HIIT), reading (non-fiction - help build your vocab/mental maps), dual-n-back. There are other tricks that I have heard of like the 'memory palace&#
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Landmine sniffing hero rat, Magawa, dead at age 8(cnn.com)
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by 1001101 5y ago
As someone that had problems up until around your age and has been on the wagon for a while, there was something in my life that made me choose between alcohol and something better. There are two paths your life can take going forward: the
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by 1001101 5y ago
A simple rubber hose would do. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber-hose_cryptanalysis
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by 1001101 5y ago
I've worked with a number of technically-minded MDs in product design consulting in the medical space. A couple of interesting diagnostic products come to mind. They had enough of a foot in both spaces to come up with some really inter
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by 1001101 5y ago
BC calc in high school, I probably leaned on Mathematica a little too much, but mostly to check my work. Once, I got stumped on an integral and what Mathematica churned out wasn't even close (this was '94). Got a nice little note

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