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mik1998
11d ago
Let's cut out the middleman of grass here and just directly eat dirt and sunlight.
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mik1998
11d ago
"strict vegan diet" AKA supporting industrial byproducts made into ultraprocessed food made on the other side of the globe rather than consuming vegetables, fish & meat produced locally and ecologically.
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mik1998
13d ago
This article seems unusually misrepresenting of the theory of humours, which was prevalent in medieval Europe, at least in the catholic parts. This theory stated that no food was explicitly bad or good; rather, you should eat food that is s
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mik1998
17d ago
The cache gets evicted between the times the old commits are revisited.
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mik1998
26d ago
New and interesting mathematics is done by inventing new definitions and fields, not just combining old theorems to prove new ones.
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mik1998
1mo ago
There are a lot of teenagers stealing bikes and other stuff for fun. It's common, and in many circles very "cool". Doesn't have to be inherent, really.
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mik1998
1mo ago
There is a large amount of people who go around stealing bikes for fun and some cash; and often "street cred" or something akin to that.
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1mo ago
Vast majority of adults consume alcohol in moderation, so clearly it is possible. It's really not that addictive if you don't have some physical or psychological predisposition to alcoholism.
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1mo ago
USA deaths: mean estimate for obesity-attributable death was 324 940 https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10546692/ USA deaths: About 178,000 (about 5% of all) yearly deaths from excessive alcohol occurred in 2020 and 202
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1mo ago
It's not bad in moderation. Sugar is much more addictive and harmful than alcohol, and it's also fine in moderation.
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mik1998
1mo ago
No one relies on bike theft to "survive".
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mik1998
2mo ago
They don't "naturally" lean left. It's not a wild animal. They lean left because every other corpo makes them.
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mik1998
2mo ago
All models are political. The rest of them are just sufficiently woke for you.
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mik1998
1y ago
This was fine when N = 28. Now it's life of the author plus 95 so there is almost no possibility of anything released in your lifetime to be a part of the public domain before you die.
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mik1998
1y ago
There's nothing intolerable about pickled vegetables. I eat them all the time
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mik1998
1y ago
Every language is ambiguous. There's a gap between language (description) and reality. No formal logic can bridge this.
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mik1998
1y ago
You would use it if it was useful or convenient
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mik1998
1y ago
The fact that webdevs believe it is shit UI is a big indicator that it is quite good.
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mik1998
2y ago
Batteries simply raise the price of power up by 10x if not more. Not a viable solution.
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mik1998
2y ago
Ukraine is far poorer than Russia.
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2y ago
I think it is worthwhile to explore cryptography that is not based on the discrete logarithm problem. Currently, we're keeping all eggs in one conjectured basket. Even if quantum computing will never be viable, there is a non-zero chan
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2y ago
No one sells scans of older books, which are often sparsely available in obscure (often private) libraries.
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mik1998
2y ago
Libgen is a civilizational project that should be endorsed, not prosecuted. I hope one day people will look at it and think how stupid we were today to shun the largest collection of literary works in human history.
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2y ago
There has never been one.
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mik1998
2y ago
So, what do we do with actual people who have a very similar voice to some "more famous" person? It's quite silly when voices are far away from being unique to a person.
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mik1998
2y ago
All I can read from this article is "the end of mathematics is on the horizon". Hopefully nothing he says actually materializes.
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2y ago
It used to be pretty bad on old intel processors but nowadays it should be faster than an L1 fetch.
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2y ago
for i in 0:7 c += (r >> i) & 1 end This is just popcnt, surely Julia has a built in for that.
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mik1998
2y ago
Some kind of Casio watch?
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mik1998
2y ago
Mathematica.
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