jdahlin

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by jdahlin 3mo ago
Brazil has the opposite of high taxes, especially for company owners. I remember paying 6% on income, compared to up to 70% in Sweden.
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by jdahlin 7mo ago
I don't know! These are valid points, taken to the extreme we will have apps that cannot be supported. In short term, we already have SQL/reports being automated. Lovable etc is experimenting with generating user interfaces from p
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by jdahlin 7mo ago
Agents will still have to communicate with each other, the communication protocols, how data is stored, presented and queried will be important for us to decide? Will we stop using web browsers as we understand them today in the next few de
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by jdahlin 7mo ago
One of the most interesting aspects is when LLMs are cheap and small enough so that apps can ship with a builtin one so that it can adjust code for each user based on input/usage patterns.
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by jdahlin 8mo ago
The goal of the scheduling algorithm is to predict the optimal time for when you need to review your card again. FSRS has a bunch of parameters tja you can customize based on previous learning attempts, usually a few 100 cards is enough to
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by jdahlin 8mo ago
No kidding, it is really good especially with htmx which helps you get some of the advantages of a full SPA without the complexity of a separate frontend. Been building a project in the side to help my studies and it usually implement new c
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by jdahlin 1y ago
I personally choose Django as often as I can, the tooling is considerably better and the ecosystem is significantly larger. Admin is a killer app until you know exactly what you're developing. It's trivial to setup tests with pyte
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by jdahlin 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNOME does a reasonably good job explaining the history: GNOME was started on 15 August 1997 by Miguel de Icaza and Federico Mena as a free software project to develop a desktop environme
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by jdahlin 6y ago
There are 50000 IU capsules readily available on many stores. Taking 100000 IU per day for months/years is not necessarily toxic, especially when reducing calcium intake.
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by jdahlin 9y ago
I meant 80k. See studies from Dr Cicero Coimbra for more background if you're interested.
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by jdahlin 9y ago
Surprisingly few problems. Wife has been doing 80k a day for the past few years and have help tremendously with her auto immune decease. If you're going to do high doses, stay away from anything with significant amount of calcium in yo
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by jdahlin 9y ago
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by jdahlin 11y ago
I'm sure that the phone operators were very happy to comply to ban, they hate WhatsApp. When WhatsApp first got popular here it ended their very lucrative business of SMS and more recently they introduced VOIP calls which considerably
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by jdahlin 11y ago
English wikipedia is actually quoting a paper[1] co-authored by Gilberto Orivaldo, who is distributing the drug for free. [1]: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22213293
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by jdahlin 13y ago
Public infrastructure needs to be financed somehow and it would make most sense to do so based on usage of them. Energy tax, vehicle purchase tax or tolls are the three main options to do that as far as I can see. Combustion taxes makes sen
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by jdahlin 13y ago
I was in a similiar situation a few years back, had to stop working due to the pain. Went to a loads of doctors, tried medication, fancy keyboards, changing chairs, improving postures, raising monitors, switching mouse arm etc. It all helpe