moltar

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by moltar 18d ago
I think ICQ was from Israel.
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by moltar 24d ago
I just use Fable for reviews of specs and code then hand off to Opus to work on. Works well.
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by moltar 24d ago
For how many people?
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by moltar 25d ago
I’m not advocating ketone supplements. Your body produces ketones by itself.
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by moltar 25d ago
I’m not advocating a carnivore diet nor eat like that. Had croissants today! But it’s true that people of the north do not eat carbs as they simply do not exist there.
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by moltar 26d ago
I don’t know how true that is. But I read a theory somewhere that people developed bigger brains when they started eating more fish which contains omega 3s.
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by moltar 26d ago
That’s false. Carbs are not a requirement for human body. Proof of that are native populations living far north, exclusively off of animal food sources. Human body prefers ketones as a source of energy. But glycogen is faster. My simplified
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by moltar 26d ago
Body’s preferred food source is ketones. It functions most optimally when using ketones. But the fastest accessible energy source is glycogen, which comes from carbs.
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by moltar 26d ago
Fruit were completely different and a lot less sugary and more starchy than they are today. We wouldn’t recognize most fruit neither by look nor by taste. https://www.businessinsider.com/what-foods-looked-like-befor...
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by moltar 1mo ago
I address it with AI. Write REVIEW.md. I have CC check itself pretty well. I also put into agent/claude/review instructions to write using simple English skill and humanizer skill. Then not to write redundant comments. It’s not pe
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by moltar 1mo ago
Huge fan of Orca. Been using it for a month. Plan to setup a proper remote env this week.
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by moltar 1mo ago
Remember when there were all these accusations of Russians creating Facebook memes during elections. I said back then that it was just that - engagement farming. It was clear as day that some groups like this existed. Some groups just pushe
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by moltar 1mo ago
So now every data center will have run their own wires? The city will be covered in transmission towers, wires, substations. To place new transmission wires, they’ll have to cut down some forest or demolish something.
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by moltar 1mo ago
How about Yaris hybrid? It’s quite small, great performance, and very reliable.
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by moltar 1mo ago
How often does the majority of the population need to drive around the country? I doubt it’s a major factor for the majority of people.
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by moltar 2mo ago
It makes sense to me, but I have some prior CRM context. My interpretation is: Context.dev service API key to retrieve company logo, industry, and socials for a company domain […that agent had identified]
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by moltar 2mo ago
Totally agree. I think with Opus 5 something changed that I catch myself rereading and reparsing prose way more than before. It uses some language constructs that are unusual to my North American English trained eye. I can’t quickly read it
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by moltar 2mo ago
If you work from home you will absolutely need an office when you have kids.
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by moltar 2mo ago
At the same time I can get store brand ice cream for €1.50 per box of 6 that has two or three ingredients and tastes delicious. That’s in Portugal.
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by moltar 3mo ago
This has been going on for a decade.
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by moltar 3mo ago
Inbefore extreme NIMBY
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by moltar 3mo ago
There’s a very clear anti-building conspiracy in Canada. I can only think that someone must be limiting supply to keep prices high to protect profits. Because my friend had the craziest protectionism story. He wanted to build a multi family
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by moltar 3mo ago
Agreed. Look at the light rail project in Ottawa for an example of Canadian land issues, timelines and quality. It’s a disaster.
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by moltar 3mo ago
Countries can’t be best friends. Each country will always act in self interest.
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by moltar 3mo ago
Maybe from all those stolen API keys?
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by moltar 3mo ago
Yeah, exactly that. Most friends I have in Canada only started to have families once they were able to secure appropriate-sized dwelling. Which didn’t happen until late 30s. And current generations possibly cannot afford it at all in many j
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by moltar 3mo ago
Please share your opinions. Thank you.
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by moltar 4mo ago
For me (op) it is the flex. My question was why Canada cannot do this.
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by moltar 4mo ago
Volvo, used to have Saab. Scania trucks.
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by moltar 4mo ago
Well, couldn’t you say the same thing about Sweden? Germany is right there. They could have bought Volvo, but they didn’t. Scania was independent for a long time and had actively protected from take overs, but eventually still succumbed to

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