Mouse47

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by Mouse47 2y ago
It'd be great if they'd stop changing the UI, though. I was in the middle of an incident and couldn't figure out how to configure one of our killswitch flags.
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by Mouse47 3y ago
That only applies to the median, not the average. Every time I see this quote I can't help but think that. Funny tho
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by Mouse47 3y ago
3.75 at discover. I can't speak much to their customer service since the money just pretty much goes in and comes out lol
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by Mouse47 4y ago
Conventional wisdom says leg extensions are bad for your knees but I think the science is shaky at best. I used to believe this also until I tore my ACL about 6 months ago (I'm currently 3 months post-reconstruction). For a long time
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by Mouse47 5y ago
Yawn. Let's bring the theatrics down a notch
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by Mouse47 5y ago
I got into knot tying over the pandemic and it's pretty great stuff to know! Being able to tie down loads, moor a boat, hang a hammock, etc, using regular ass rope is a good skill to have! My list of recommended knots: 1. End of line
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by Mouse47 5y ago
He was poking fun at your annoying prose, lol
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by Mouse47 5y ago
If water is bad for your lungs, then surely having liters of water pass through your entire digestive system seems...also risky. Just logic to me.
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by Mouse47 6y ago
It's been a while since I've done any stats but I'm coming up with roughly the same number they are (~88.5). I'm trying to find the percentage chance for which the expected value of such a bet is 0. Or are you taking i
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by Mouse47 6y ago
>In the study, which was carried out in April and May when Danish authorities did not recommend wearing face masks, 6,024 adults were divided into two groups, one wearing face masks and one control group. >After one month, 1.8% of the
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by Mouse47 6y ago
That's a good point! The only reason I'm comfortable self-experimenting on this one is that 1) there's already evidence that frequent blood donors outlive non-donors (obviously that's an observational study, but still)
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by Mouse47 6y ago
I'm not sure! Straight up blood donation takes away some stuff that takes a while to regenerate, so you're not allowed to donate more often than once every 8 weeks. By contrast, you can donate plasma twice a week in the US (alth
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by Mouse47 6y ago
Exactly. In fact, the authors note that the effect on their own defined markers of aging was more significant when using saline + albumin than when using young blood. >In our paper, we looked at the hippocampal neurogenesis, which is
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by Mouse47 6y ago
I submitted this to reddit with limited discussion : https://www.reddit.com/r/Nootropics/comments/hmu8dc/diluting... I'm 29 years old and I've started donating blood regularly in an effort to a
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by Mouse47 6y ago
For what it's worth SQL server supports incremental updates for materialized views. I think they're called indexed views, though
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by Mouse47 6y ago
>The only bullshit I smell here is these peoples utopian views on the nature and purpose of employment and their entitled attitudes. Shame on these people! Wanting to contribute to society in a meaningful way! The entitlement! Kids th
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by Mouse47 6y ago
First sentence: "Invariably my work requires to create and consume various presentations of differing nature." Does anyone else find this style of writing unbearably pompous?
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by Mouse47 6y ago
One of these groups is capable of violating our right to free speech, our right to assemble, and our right to a trial by jury. The other is not. No one is condoning looting - in fact, it's just as frustrating for me in that it's
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by Mouse47 6y ago
Then what was your point? You might as well delete your comment.
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by Mouse47 6y ago
I agree that looting/destroying property is bad (obviously...), but I disagree that it's a problem that's even within an order of magnitude of the behavior I've seen out of the police. Property can be replaced. It&#x27
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by Mouse47 6y ago
This is a well-known bug with ADAL.js that I've personally struggled with on our own corporate sites. It's a library that enables OAuth integration with Azure AD for single-page apps. Switching browsers can fix it. If they&#x27
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by Mouse47 6y ago
+1 to this. I've seen similar stories play out with Microsoft's Logic Apps, Power Apps, and to a lesser extent Dynamics.
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by Mouse47 7y ago
I was just describing this to my therapist the other day. There are things that you recognize at the intellectual level that never make it down to the "lower levels", which ironically are the ones that matter. She's an anxie
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by Mouse47 7y ago
Good approach. Much of software engineering is applying principals like event sourcing judiciously. Why does the whole system need to be in one architecture?
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by Mouse47 7y ago
Great approach imo. Once you get flipped over to the new source of truth you have to make sure the business prioritizes decommissioning the old DB, though. I've seen certain departments (looking at you, BI) treat the old database as
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by Mouse47 7y ago
...isn't that just what we call 'debate'?
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by Mouse47 7y ago
Agreed. The article that opened my eyes to this shows (IMO) a serious deficiency in C#'s type system compared to F#'s, which includes the concept of tagged-union types. It shows a very simple shopping cart program that can'
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by Mouse47 8y ago
Thanks for your experience...the "sexualized teasing" thing is pretty well embedded in my psyche too. Makes you feel like less of a person and more of just some creature not deserving of basic respect/dignity.
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by Mouse47 8y ago
Not necessarily. I used to be able to take huge hits out of bongs for the first two years that I smoked - no anxiety. Something changed at some point and now taking even a small baby hit off of a joint will send my anxiety into overdrive.
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by Mouse47 8y ago
Quick note for anyone reading this about magnesium glycinate: this form of magnesium contains an amino acid called glycine, and we have evidence that glycine can improve sleep quality. According to examine.com, the evidence is "very

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