lonelyasacloud

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by lonelyasacloud 1mo ago
Speaking from experience diet back then was pretty shit, what's changed the most is the levels of physical activity. Many jobs used to involve physical labour, huge number of us now are desk jockeys. Decades of prioritising motorists a
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by lonelyasacloud 1mo ago
Absolutely. A Skarper system [0] that drives through an adapted brake rotor sounds [1] like it is the way to go if really want [2] a well thought close to non-permanent conversion solution. [0] https://skarper.com/ [1] ht
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by lonelyasacloud 1mo ago
>We have seen in the last 10 years that liberal democracies are fragile things. Robust restrictions on the state’s ability to monitor, interfere with and restrict the daily lives of its citizens aren’t a luxury; they’re essential to prot
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by lonelyasacloud 1mo ago
> How is this any different than traditional media? Scale, lower entry bar, lack of regulation.
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by lonelyasacloud 1mo ago
> The right people to protect children are those responsible for them - their parents and guardians. How does the ability to successfully reproduce confer expertise in protecting children from perils of the 21st century, specifically int
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by lonelyasacloud 1mo ago
> I'm building a language with AI, and when I leave the AI running on its own, it keeps generating code in strange directions. In the linked paper the researchers state "AI solutions must match the original program’s output exa
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by lonelyasacloud 1mo ago
Used SwiftUI mainly on macOS since it was first released. On macOS it is still comes up short on a lot of the GUI functionality. Stuff like window management, decoration, focus, undo/redo, finder tree type views etc. What Apple have im
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Risk of Parkinson's disease may increase with prolonged exposure to road noise(theguardian.com)
6 points by lonelyasacloud 2mo ago|1 comments
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Replacing gas stove can help asthmatics as much as some drugs(theguardian.com)
6 points by lonelyasacloud 2mo ago|1 comments
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by lonelyasacloud 2mo ago
Team in Ohio finds swapping to electric has ‘very large’ impact, despite study being scaled back by Trump cuts
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by lonelyasacloud 2mo ago
It could be a burden. Another intriguing possibility is that the waste isn't waste, instead maybe something necessary to trigger or run some other form of protective process.
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by lonelyasacloud 2mo ago
If it’s waste to be cleared then a plateau would be the default assumption. Degradation past a point suggests something else.
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by lonelyasacloud 2mo ago
Leaving to run unhindered makes sense when the agents understand both the complete domain context and can be supplied with a strong exit criteria that they understand well. Otherwise time boxing is both going to help stop entities from wand
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Alzheimer's trial results lend momentum to strategies targeting tau(science.org)
31 points by lonelyasacloud 2mo ago|9 comments
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by lonelyasacloud 2mo ago
Lowers the protein and achieves 26% slowing of decline but unexpected decreasing cognitive benefits at higher dosage
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by lonelyasacloud 3mo ago
If there was ever a sector where the Chinese ability to cost effectively churn out good enough then drone applications are it. Getting a handle on how nations are doing for jet powered drone is a bit tricky because of limited data available
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by lonelyasacloud 3mo ago
At very least it would have given all those cores something to do :-)
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Simulate altitude training by tilting your bed(pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
1 points by lonelyasacloud 3mo ago|1 comments
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by lonelyasacloud 3mo ago
Original title: Did You Know: Erythropoiesis Is Regulated by Changes in Posture Small study "the intervention period lasted only 5 weeks and that the observed increase in RBCV is comparable to that reported after a similar duration of
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by lonelyasacloud 3mo ago
It's good that we can be sure the policy will be fairly applied for the best of reasons and any donations for new ballrooms, ponds, jumbos etc immediately before access is granted will be entirely coincidental.
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by lonelyasacloud 3mo ago
Just what from that list requires something that kills and maims other people because of its size to deliver it? Are their deaths worth it?
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Nearly a third of new heavy truck sales in China Electric in 2025(reuters.com)
3 points by lonelyasacloud 3mo ago|1 comments
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by lonelyasacloud 3mo ago
- China targeting EVs to make up 40% of heavy truck sales by 2030 - EVs to make up 20% of heavy truck fleet by 2030 - Trade-in schemes will prioritise EV trucks to boost adoption
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by lonelyasacloud 3mo ago
> Define unnecessarily. Do I get to buy one because I'm tall, have a big family, haul stuff? Give or take inches around the waist we are the same size and shape. We have roughly the same mental faculties. Afaik we are no lesser than
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by lonelyasacloud 3mo ago
> If you're actually following the stats you will see that vehicle size only accounted for 10% of the increase. It's a paper that will make money automobile advertising. Implicitly if there were any other single larger cause fo
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Plans for battery swapping Electric trucks in UK(independent.co.uk)
4 points by lonelyasacloud 3mo ago|1 comments
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by lonelyasacloud 3mo ago
Octopus and CATL joint venture (Swaptopus) plans its first UK hubs for 2027, using technology already fitted to heavy truck models in China. More than 30 large sites are planned across Europe by 2035
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by lonelyasacloud 3mo ago
> ironically the only group of users I've found that actually care about native UI, are other developers and Mac purist. One group of people who routinely carry the can for poor product usability and another who by definition care a
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by lonelyasacloud 3mo ago
Like huge SUV and pickup trucks in urban environments, guns and the like; their usage - and the perceived need for them - is a strong code smell of inhumane environments.
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by lonelyasacloud 3mo ago
For icons and some aspects of functionality why not as a starting place? Where it falls down is when designers force too many of the paradigms of the RL original onto a platform that doesn't suit it [0]. [0] See for example the Mac OS

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