onefish

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by onefish 1mo ago
Not really, or I haven't noticed anything. Even from a motivational perspective, which I've heard can be a problem on semaglutide more so than cognition, I haven't noticed anything. It seems to be a pure physical energy thing
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by onefish 1mo ago
I'm about 5'10", so technically "just a hair into the overweight category" as well, hence the desire to loose another 10lbs. Sounds like you'd be starting where I took a year getting to, so go get after it.
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by onefish 1mo ago
I have a very similar situation: on it for about a year, 220lbs to 180 at age ~40. Also very active: weight lifting / biking / swimming and - the sport that made me realize I needed to loose weight - rock climbing. I've alway
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by onefish 4y ago
The aerodynamics of flapping aren't actually very well understood, so one of the reasons is just a platform for applied experiments. The reason you would want such a platform is because bird fight is potentially more energy efficient t
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by onefish 4y ago
I don't know if it's just me, but it seems to only generate luxury homes in a contemporary minimalist / modernist architectural style. Not once did it generate anything resembling a Tudor mansion or Victorian cottage or Midwe
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by onefish 8y ago
I guess I'd be curious about how you deal with e-mail, since that was my negative experience with a cloud provider (Lavabit), and I think in-general e-mail is a much harder (and maybe inadvisable) service to self-host. I always like to
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by onefish 8y ago
Recently I've been playing around with something like this, or really; getting back to something like this. Years ago I was an idealistic graduate student who didn't have any "free" (you-are-the-product) digital service
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by onefish 8y ago
I'm with you there in not really buying into the whole security, trust, and ethics story line which mostly seems to be appealing to a bandwagon of sentiments around corporate and government spying. Unfortunately, these sentiments are p