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12,052karma·2,819submissions·April 18, 2014
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Not as a defense of Kramnik's behavior, but Naroditsky's death was determined not likely to be suicide: probable cardiac arrhythmia tied to systemic sarcoidosis, with methamphetamine/kr…
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I think it's phrasing and the phrase "damn parasites" that makes it far-right. The idea of changing immigration policies is not unique to any political party. However the quote isn'…
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You were the one who brought my experience, you were wrong. You can stop publicly embarrassing yourself at any point. I'm done reading it either way.
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Interesting https://hormuzstraitmonitor.com/ says we're at 8% of normal traffic. Curious as to the discrepancy.…
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> You sound like you’ve never really seen scale and I’m not sure how to respond in a way that is polite. Bro I've worked at meta, I've worked at places that handled 1billion requests a da…
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I think this is an interesting thesis that could have been expressed in 100-200 words.
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I mean dude, most of us did high-availability before kubernetes existed. Kubernetes didn't solve any unsolved problem, it just moved it from a gui to yaml. You just used a load-balancer (an AWS o…
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I used to be critical of almost everyone who used it. Now that I've been learning the ecosystem for a couple years, I'm not as angry about it, and it doesn't affect me as much personall…
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I sure hope so. I think the only thing I actually have any concern about is phones and social media use for kids, and I think that has a much easier solution than any sorting of tracking-BS.
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are you kidding? there will always be a million porn sites not hosted in the US that everybody will have access too. This sort of pedantry is really just supporting the opposition.
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Sure here's one example of decentralizing it -- it's going to be overly simple just as a toy example to show how easy it could be: Whenever you want to prove your adult you go to "am I …
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I dunno, feels a bit pat to me, a bit business-school. I think the how/what/why distinction sounds fun "Look! 3 roles at the company may align with 3 question words!" but doesn…
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Yeah I read the article and I saw that. And I do think there is a way to use kubernetes with minimal damage, but it requires making firm rules about not focusing on things that aren't needed yet …
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> I think there is a real hole in the market for a simple solution Unless of course, all of the busywork that comes with kubernetes IS the value (to the engineer). Perhaps a bunch of engineers know…
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Here's my conspiracy theory -- There's a certain type of engineer (maybe 25% of them) who does "hype-driven-development." No matter the technology, they are huge advocates for the …
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No it's not on consumer choice. The US government is SUBSIDIZING gasoline when it should be taxing it at a higher rate because of the environmental side-effects. This is standard economics theory…
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I feel like the title needs to be clarified -- the premise of this article is that they also found people with 25-50m who were causing corruption. So it should be called "Some Multi Milloinaires …
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It's exhausting that the "solution" to problems like this is getting tens or hundreds of thousands of citizens stressed until enough public attention gives some small chance of redress.…
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I've noticed this for big companies, and I've noticed it for large startups that hired people who came from big companies. At a place like that - results mean nothing, the only result is wha…
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This research is one of the important studies in my own understanding of the world. I think it's the type of thing people are cautious to talk about too much because it might drive a certain type…
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Not as bad as "considered harmful" imo but still mildly toxic. I think the point is taking one rando's personal preferences (I'd prefer we swap the order of A and B) and trying to …
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Do you work out? If so creatine is supposed to help people push themselves harder and thus build more muscle. As a side-effect of intense exercises you'll create more testosterone. Increased test…
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I can second this, do NOT start at 25g of creatine. If you're too lazy to read the literature a friendly AI tool will summarize it.
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>> Recently, a pilot study (single-arm) by Smith et al., recruited 20 patients (73 years of age) with AD and provided them with 20 grams/day of CrM for 8 weeks [20]. Serum creatine levels …
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A few thoughts 1) It annoys me whenever anybody mentions literally anything (whatever baking soda, potassium, any vitamin) you get a million unhinged comments about how this was a personal panacea. 2)…
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To be clear you're not alleging the journal article published in Journal and Brain Psychiatry is ai-generated right.
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I mean that's true but I don't think that's realistically what's going on when one model gives an unqualified "Yes" and the other gives an unqualified "no." You…
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I mean I get it hits you in the feels... but at the same time... DO talk to your friends, but then use AI too? Like I don't want to say it's a strawman exactly, because some people probably …
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I definitely got this sense with Zuckerberg/meta (and probably Musk too) -- it should be ironic disturbing to have people who aren't really social people building our social networks.... Som…
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