n8cpdx

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by n8cpdx 4mo ago
You’d go far in life if you could read as well as you can write. > If you can't lose weight with how you are eating The problem is people find it difficult to change how they eat. This is largely an environmental problem - observe t
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by n8cpdx 4mo ago
I’m hungry right now. I should be working, but all I want to do is to eat. I have already eaten more than enough today, and I would like to lose weight. I could take more caffeine to reduce my desire for food, but it is already too close to
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by n8cpdx 4mo ago
Lots of hate for coursera and udemy, but what about competitors? Are folks having good results elsewhere? I enjoyed a course I took last summer on EdX; not a super polished experience, but the content was good and the projects were challeng
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
The use of the cartographer to generate separate designs and the technology used to render/deliver those designs are two entirely separate concerns. His original map provider offers both vector and raster tile services: https:/&#
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
Very clearly AI written, but more seriously, I think the take is off base. Winforms is still popular enough, but I think it did get seriously displaced by WPF. And WPF is modern enough to handle things like dark mode and High DPI relatively
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
5,000 units can also be built alongside entirely too much office space and ground floor retail, which is mixed use. I’m not sure if you’ve ever been to Portland but the predominant problem is still too much office and retail space (much of
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
In context, when they said, “that mall is rad, I hope they block it there’s a campaign to stop the demolition” made it pretty close to unambiguous. Why are people assuming that the kitchen coworkers are reasonable and that I am somehow maki
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
What do you think density means? A mixed use neighborhood of apartments, condos, retail, and office is density. The only other categories are heavy manufacturing (which is harder to argue for) and single family homes, which are not dense by
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
If you say you support density but that support withers away at the slightest hint of nostalgia or trade off, or because some old ladies walk in the dead mall sometimes (that was the cited reason), then you don’t really support density. NIM
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
You can want trains while simultaneously detesting all of the conditions that make trains viable. Just like you can want to drive to work every day and also want to never be in traffic. NIMBYism has nothing to do with being averse to workin
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
I was busy. What is the assumption I’m accused of making?
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
I heard people in the kitchen at work whining about the loss of Lloyd center (dead mall) which is set to be replaced by 5,000 housing units.
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
I got strep from a dude coughing on MAX without a mask. Of course the one day I forget mine.
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
You need density for trains, but Portlanders think it is a war crime to ask you to work from an office or tear down a dead mall to build housing, so…
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
Would this insulin response be detectable with a CGM? The answer is no - sucralose, saccharin, aspartame; it doesn’t matter, diet soda and artificial sweetener does not affect blood sugar in any detectable way, at least for me. It was one o
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
I lost a lot of weight using diet soda in the evenings as an alternative to snacking. It turns out, drinking a lot of what is essentially just water, is actually pretty healthy.
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
If you’re concerned with aspartame, why wouldn’t you be concerned about sucralose and acesulfame potassium?
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
Wouldn’t it be more effective to ban non-chronological feeds? TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook would be transformed into useful tools overnight.
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
I think the satellite connectivity is a pretty big deal and iPhone led with that. Also camera control literally changed how I use the phone.
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
Can you explain how Seattle is an example? They’re opening new lines, Link is packed often, seems like a well used reliable service, but I only visit once or twice a year.
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
In the context of hotel buffet food service waste, it definitely is. And if what you’re really trying to say is that you like intermittent fasting (which can have eating windows at any part of the day even if the meme is to start eating at
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
My lived experience. Maybe bloated isn’t the right word, but attention to performance just isn’t there. Try using any swift UI app on iPhone or Mac. Try resizing a swift UI app window on Mac.
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by n8cpdx 5mo ago
It goes back pretty far. Nowadays the controversy is electron vs native (where most windows devs would consider WPF/.NET a native option). But if you read books from the 2000s, there was much discussion about the performance overhead o
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by n8cpdx 6mo ago
Or you could ask your friends who borrow your car not to be dipshits who run red lights. If you get a ticket for your teen running a red light, you can have your teen pay for it. Might be a good learning lesson.
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by n8cpdx 6mo ago
Is there realistically a path to the west learning any of these lessons without going through WW3? It’s not like any of this is news. My newspaper of choice has been telling me about how fast china moves, in vivid detail, since at least 201
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by n8cpdx 6mo ago
How does this compare to the built-in agent mode debugging that just shipped in VS Code? https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_110#_agent-debug-pa...
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by n8cpdx 6mo ago
There’s no way preschool for all is broadly popular. It soaks the “rich” with an income threshold that isn’t indexed to inflation and kicks in at an income level where preschool is still a major affordability challenge. And then you pay PFA
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by n8cpdx 6mo ago
There were voters who could do part of it. Long term, having a US President that doesn’t cancel wind projects, tear up EV subsidies, and promote coal would probably be a difference maker for US emissions. And if the voters were just a bit s
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by n8cpdx 7mo ago
I appreciate the sentiment of voting with your wallet and supporting alternatives. Unfortunately the major vendors are in a race to the bottom and the alternatives aren’t much better. Linux might be better in some ways, but I expect there w
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by n8cpdx 7mo ago
Both install and reversion to stock OS are incredibly easy. Just back up first.

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