Snoozus

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by Snoozus 26d ago
The Schadenfreude is fine, but maybe they are smarter than the S&P and have bet against some hypes, just a little early?
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by Snoozus 1mo ago
There is a world where melatonin is not worth it in the short run, but the result flips after a few days of sleep deprivation in the control group.
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by Snoozus 2mo ago
There could be a border, where the law and currency change. But people could still be free to cross that border. I don't know what you mean with the russia/Ukraine thing, bringing a tank over the border would obviously be illegal
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by Snoozus 3mo ago
Here is a video from the youtube channel Better Biomed, from the scene, apparently it was his house: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6L_8x-Y0jqg
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by Snoozus 5mo ago
because your paycheck comes only one day per month, so that estimate would bee too high by a factor of 30
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by Snoozus 5mo ago
If everyone stopped mining transactions couldn't go through anymore and the value of bitcoin would drop. If you're heavily invested in bitcoin that's bad. Also miners try to squeeze in their preferred transactions which they
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by Snoozus 5mo ago
This calculation is a bit naive, you should at least take into account the capabilities and crew training and operation cost. That's before you start thinking about the cost of crew rescue missions. It seems to fly way higher than the
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by Snoozus 5mo ago
The boot verification code wasn't replaced, because it sits in the encrypted partition.
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by Snoozus 5mo ago
Are 18 dollar virgin negronis a thing? I love these obscure bits of cultural information. Does anyone know of a resource that lists more?
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by Snoozus 5mo ago
Is this a human writing in the style of LLMs? The exemption is diplomatic, not commercial. The Yuan Dimension I hate it.
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by Snoozus 6mo ago
You would, but if you do studies that claim that microplastics accumulate in our bodies or even in out brains it makes a difference.
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by Snoozus 6mo ago
Unfortunately no, experts are typically switched out for every token. The way I understand it the idea was something like having each expert be good at one kind of task, but that's not how it panned out after training.
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Can a wealthy family change the course of a deadly brain disease?(science.org)
39 points by Snoozus 6mo ago|43 comments
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by Snoozus 7mo ago
Exactly, there are no losers here, everyone gets lunch.
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by Snoozus 7mo ago
Would you build a fab that costs billions and takes years to start production because of a bubble?
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by Snoozus 7mo ago
-I do see it on the edge of a single finger. -I agree, also I can only observe the effect when focusing on the gap -sure, but weirdly the effect has to be wavelength dependent, but there are no color fringes. I think this is something else,
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by Snoozus 7mo ago
That's not the case. Most of these wouldn't kill you. Many of those that would kill you would be spotted in time anyways. And the few that would kill you and would otherwise not be noticed are so rare that the risk of the procedur
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by Snoozus 7mo ago
No, you still wouldn't, because doctors are neither free nor perfectly rational. The probability of finding something worth a biopsy is not low, it is high compared to the probability of the patient requiring intervention.
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by Snoozus 7mo ago
It is not only money, machines and doctors are also a limited resource. The other bit is that no one follows your protocol, everyone looks at the scans, finds reasons to worry. Then you have the choice between unnecessary biopsies and psych
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by Snoozus 7mo ago
this one has a better font, might be a simple copy&paste job
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by Snoozus 7mo ago
this would not have helped here
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by Snoozus 7mo ago
This only makes sense if it somehow helps to evade some kind of regulation. I'm not quite sure which though.
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by Snoozus 8mo ago
Absolutly, they intentionally make stuff sound secure and private while keeping full access.
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by Snoozus 8mo ago
Is there an independent audit of the Whatsapp client and of the servers?
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by Snoozus 8mo ago
I find this wording also "a bit strange". It is not a mathematical impossibility in any way. For example they might be able to read the backups, the keys might be somehow (accidentaly or not) leaked... And then the part about Tele
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by Snoozus 8mo ago
the diet was just maintained for two days
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by Snoozus 8mo ago
thank you for this, I have a follow up question: Now an attacker can not install an old, vulnerable version. But couldn't they just install a new, vulnerable version? Is there something that enforces encryption key deletion in one case
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by Snoozus 8mo ago
On the main page it states clearly that messages are e2e encrypted. So all they can collect is metadata.
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by Snoozus 10mo ago
I agree, most websites allow complex flows. But I suspect, that most loads don't ever touch those. There is probably an automated way to deliver just a flat page, and maybe even allow for the top 5 interactions without loading all the
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by Snoozus 10mo ago
Maybe it's time we make a simple web page 100KB again? Is there some kind of CDN minification, adblocking and compression service? Maybe even server side rendering of websites? Then a smartphone would work fine with 1GB of RAM and ever

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