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by No1 3mo ago
Nicotine itself may not be a carcinogen, but its metabolites are. Nicotine itself has been demonstrated to be a tumor promoter by way of increasing tumor cell division in lung cancer and inhibiting apoptosis. Quoting chemical highlight 25-1
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Google nerfed its AI Pro plan, and here's what you get now(androidauthority.com)
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by No1 4mo ago
They used to have Antigravity and Gemini CLI. Now they have Antigravity IDE, Antigravity 2, and Antigravity CLI.
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by No1 4mo ago
As luck would have it, I tried Antigravity for the first time a few days ago. It was a complete buggy mess - at one point I asked Gemini why it could not use the network despite having network access enabled in the sandbox settings, and it
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by No1 4mo ago
You have not tried Antigravity yet?
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by No1 4mo ago
> or for people under a certain age I've been waiting for the "Google decides kids shouldn't vibe code" headline over the Antigravity age verification shenanigans.
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by No1 5mo ago
> Blocking the right car lane for a drop off is perfectly legal outside of No Stopping zones. In which municipality? In most cities and states in the US, it is illegal to obstruct a roadway. Taxis may get some carve-outs for loading and
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by No1 5mo ago
One of the often-overlooked terms of use that people ignore when accessing a payroll processing / human resources website is that the company providing those services can "share" your data with "trusted partners" wh
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by No1 11mo ago
Whenever you see a "high-fat diet" study, you can usually translate that to "hypercaloric diet" study, and this one is no exception. One fly food was 8% glucose (.308 kcal/g) and the other was 8% glucose + 20% cocon
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by No1 1y ago
I’m curious if you consulted with an attorney about that? I’ve heard the opposite from people looking to move from Chicago to CA. Does your former employer have a nexus in CA? Using Florida as an example, if your contract was signed in Flor
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by No1 1y ago
I have been wanting to get my genome sequenced for years, and had been thinking 23andme might be one of the better options because of the possibility of invoking the CCPA to get my data deleted after sequencing. Never did it because I wonde
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by No1 2y ago
Shared hosting providers have had such installers, typically as part of cPanel, for decades. An example would be Fantastico https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantastico_(web_hosting) You’re not going to get per-request bi
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by No1 2y ago
“Open source is truly democratizing the field of robotics.” Uh, when was GPT-4o made open source?
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by No1 2y ago
For anyone interested in on-the-wrist blood pressure tracking who doesn't want to spend the money on a Samsung Galaxy and hack SHMs, or wait for Apple to implement it, there are a plethora of Chinese smartwatches that already have the
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by No1 2y ago
Were the people with high BMIs actually on a high-fat diet? The premise here is that mice fed a high-fat diet serve as a model for people with a high BMI, but any hypercaloric diet will lead to a high BMI.
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by No1 2y ago
The original justification that Nvidia gave for removing Nvlink from the consumer grade lineup was that PCIe 5 would be fast enough. They then went on to release the 40xx series without PCIe 5 and P2P support. Good to see at least half of t
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by No1 3y ago
Looks like it fits in a nice space between FastAPI and Django, with some batteries included and an async-first approach.
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by No1 3y ago
The PFAS content from “compostable” food containers alone makes me cringe at the notion of city compost being used as fertilizer for crops.
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by No1 3y ago
Bosch does not really fit the “propped up by low interest rates and free VC money” theme.
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by No1 3y ago
> now some cars don't even come with the little donut wheels Those cars come with “run flat” tires, which supposedly allow you to drive a few miles without damaging the wheel when the tire is flat. After which, instead of patching t
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by No1 3y ago
Who in their right minds lends to a PE-owned company? You know they’re going to raid the piggy bank and leave the lender holding the bag. There can’t be that many rubes with $450 million laying around. Are the investors government pension f
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by No1 3y ago
Middle school tuition: $43,790 per year That’s more than what I paid for university.
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by No1 4y ago
JPEG2000’s patents have expired, there’s no reason to exclude it due to patents at this point.
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by No1 4y ago
“no losses will be borne by the taxpayer” “Any losses to the Deposit Insurance Fund to support uninsured depositors will be recovered by a special assessment on banks” So you as a taxpayer will not have to fund this bailout, unless you’re t
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by No1 4y ago
The reason I said "on a more fundamental level" is that I'm not talking specifically about Python and asyncio, but coroutines in general. Even for Python, there are multiple event loop libraries available, they do not all wor
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by No1 4y ago
He didn't even have to read "all the docs" - just the ones that pertain the the function that he is using. And then not ignore the section marked "Important" and the highlighted "Note".
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by No1 4y ago
His argument hinges on "I can't be bothered to read the docs on the stuff I'm using." So instead of reading the docs on coroutines and tasks before using them, writes a rant about how it's all wrong because he didn&
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by No1 4y ago
They spend all that money on the #feeface marketing campaign, and then tack on fees. It’s like they’re tying to taunt their customers.
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by No1 4y ago
Forget freezing the data, where do you make a CCPA delete request?
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by No1 4y ago
“The most common uses of property taken by eminent domain have been for roads…” https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eminent_domain

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