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by sdfhbdf 1mo ago
I'm reading from the repo and I'm a little dumbfounded what's the innovation. > SubmitQueue speculatively rebases and validates multiple changes in parallel against predicted future states of HEAD. When validations pass, c
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by sdfhbdf 4mo ago
Malta is also a very small country. It has a population of around 500,00 and area of around 310 km2. These are roughly the size of Atlanta, Georgia. It’s not hard to have a high adoption rate if your entire population is so small.
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by sdfhbdf 4mo ago
handwork != hardwork ;)
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by sdfhbdf 7mo ago
This is well-intentioned but I think it oversimplifies in ways that can actually be harmful. "Just get used to being hungry" is rough advice to give people - chronic hunger is one of the main reasons diets fail, and framing weight
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by sdfhbdf 7mo ago
> Can you expand on that please? Because I can tell you as a matter of fact that when I go for a run for an hour I burn well over 800 calories Sure - how did you arrive at the 800 kcal figure? Most likely a wearable or an app, and those
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by sdfhbdf 7mo ago
> if I ate only the 2000 kcal I hypothetically need I would go into a strong deficit Right, and that's kind of my point - the "2000 kcal" figure is itself part of the problem. It's a rough global average that doesn&#x
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by sdfhbdf 7mo ago
Yep, pretty much exactly what I meant. And also that the calorimetry from wearables is highly flawed and it seems to that we don't have super accurate data and what sort of activities burn the most energy. I am also a big opponent of f
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by sdfhbdf 7mo ago
The product that this article is advertising seems to be pretty inaccurate and their marketing seems to be burying that information. The big copy on the front page says: > Your Apple Watch *tracks* VO2 Max—one... While you have to read t
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by sdfhbdf 7mo ago
I've also been interested for some time in how metabolism works and wanted to debunk the popular myth for my friends that exercise burns a lot of calories, since I was under the impression that around 80% of energy we burn is just by &
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by sdfhbdf 10mo ago
addy.io
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by sdfhbdf 11mo ago
No news. They're stuck in courts. See: https://cyberdefence24.pl/cyberbezpieczenstwo/blokady-w-poci...
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by sdfhbdf 1y ago
TypeScript never promised improving safety, maybe it’s a common misconception. But TypeScript has no runtime mode or information. You were always at the mercy of running and not ignoring the typechecker. Nothing stopped you from running ts-
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by sdfhbdf 1y ago
> node can find-and-replace type information with spaces from .ts files and try and executing them as if they were plain JavaScript That’s what all the other tools like ts-node and tsx do already. I’m not sure what more are you expecting
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by sdfhbdf 2y ago
Hmm I think two, since Google pays (paid) Apple to be the default search engine on iOS, it could’ve been said that WebKit and Safari development might have been partially financed with this money. But I guess that falls apart when we treat
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by sdfhbdf 2y ago
Pakistan?
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by sdfhbdf 2y ago
I wanted to mention MQTT (mqtt.org) as good lightweight protocol that has many implementations. I was surprised author made no mention of it (mqtt.org) but come to think of it it might be because author is specifically looking for queues it
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by sdfhbdf 2y ago
Thanks for taking the time to tackle this research. I think you should mention that „I looked” was done with help of your AI project. That does not spark much confidence given current state of LLMs and their „research”. From your twitter ar
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by sdfhbdf 2y ago
This comment looks very much AI generated.
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by sdfhbdf 2y ago
Video should be marked (2019) I mean it all sounds fun but when you consider for example low-cost airlines in Europe (WizzAir, Ryanair) they’re really efficient without any of this, since their margins depend on it. Surprisingly their board
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by sdfhbdf 2y ago
Try WordPress, it’s not as bad as you think. Either the hosted version or on a php hosting which are cheap.
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by sdfhbdf 2y ago
Any regular account - a seat - in Google Workspace is limited to sending 500 email per day. I
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by sdfhbdf 2y ago
It also says that you only need to hit this limit once and you’re forever on that list. Also domain is considered as the canonical domain, the part right before the TLD. Subdomains are counted together with the apex domain.
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by sdfhbdf 2y ago
I wouldn’t be surprised if actually it’s just a ChatGPT prompt “What google search autocomplete would return for this query:” seems easier than reverse engineering/scraping google search autocomplete
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by sdfhbdf 2y ago
That’s very interesting since right away after looking at the demo I thought about how it reminded me of workplace in mechanics. I’m wondering what exactly you see as a value proposition of Patchwork over Workplace since for teams under a c
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by sdfhbdf 2y ago
I was at a company that used it and it was pretty fine. Especially since it has the same patterns as regular facebook it was fairly easy to use for a lot of newcomers. I think it might have been dropped for being too expensive, the per seat
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by sdfhbdf 2y ago
The Dumplings is a polish band :)
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by sdfhbdf 2y ago
1. That’s moving goalposts. 2. It is fairly trivial to move, there are dedicated apps for that for iOS->Android and macOS is still kind of BSD so it’s very compatible.
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by sdfhbdf 3y ago
if you look at any eu member state’s annual budget 1.1bn is not that much. For example social security in Germany is around 239bb annually ( https://www.bundesregierung.de/breg-en/news/cabinet-federal-... ) i don’t
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by sdfhbdf 3y ago
As a person very familiar with Polish legal system and code I would be far from saying it's a cut & dry case. What we have in this case is a company doing something that is wrong, not an individual. To sentence somebody with the st
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by sdfhbdf 3y ago
If a serial number of the mac mini is blacklisted by apple from registering for example with apple updates or any other apple connected services, then probably it's in datacenters' best interest to keep spammers out of them.

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