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What a life changing experience!

That is true Testosterone is responsible for increased muscle mass. Leaner body mass helps control weight and increases energy. For men with low testosterone, studies show, that treatment can decrease fat mass and increase muscle size and strength. Some men reported a change in lean body mass but no increase in strength. It’s likely you’ll see the most benefits when you combine testosterone therapy with strength training and exercise.
You think the amount of users or devices has something to do with how performant and we'll designed their interface is?

These channels to have support for browser, phones, android, and smart TVs. They prolly just ain't trying to make one Interface work for them all.
This is fantastic; this was always a hunch I had but you've put metrics behind the cost of unreviewed code. We just signed up two more of our repos for analysis.
I just looked up the patent and I now support Apple 100%. That patent is nothing. Like what even is the patent? Measure communication between mobile terminals? What is the patent protecting? What process has been described that’s been violated? I was giving the patent the benefit of the doubt, but that patent is superfluous. Is it the specific radio frequency? Is it specific to mobile phones? Was it proved that this was a unique invention that couldn’t be confused with a different method?

What product did Apple make that specifically infringes on this patent?
It's quite the opposite, I'm not sure when your anecdote occurred, but everything can be paid online directly through your bank or using payment facilitators. It's been this way for years.

Even things like wire transfers between individuals can be done instantly directly through your banking app/website, where my bank in the US requires me to go to a branch and wait 3-5 days.
So what is the feminist theory why men don't share equally? So feminists believe women should give away some of their privilege of time with their children, for the benefit of men?

Or do they believe going off to work and "have a career" (never mind the aforementioned supermarket cashiers) is the better part, that men unfairly claim for themselves?

I have never seen feminists to call on mothers to give fathers more time with children, to tbh.

It is not about men being able to take care of children. Nobody sane doubts that.
It's fascinating what a significant effect hormones have on so many different aspects of life. Thinking about sleep problems, focus/anxiety, sexual side effects, weight gain as separate issues can lead you down many incorrect paths when the problem may be simpler and much more solvable than you realize. Glad you found your solution Sam!
People in this thread seem to have overly high expectations about what is required to drive on US public roads. Not even considering that each state has its own licensing and registration requirements, all states except one (Georgia) accept foreign driver's licenses, which means it doesn't even matter what you regulate if countries X, Y, and Z can just not care about it and refuse to enforce it.

Regulating self driving is a good idea but it's a tall order to cast beta software as the menace when there are more idiots driving on the roads at this moment than there will ever be Tesla products.
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I am saying I am not sure the amount of panic was proportional to the amount of actual deaths.

> At least 30.7% of deaths in India can be attributed to air pollution from fossil fuels--that means about 2.5 million people die every year after breathing toxic air.9

I mean who cares, all I know is how many Covid deaths they are having, probably Indian people themselves are much more aware of Covid than Air pollution. Why? Mostly because Covid is still new and pollution is old and boring.
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The math equations made by Word have a distinctive appearance. Partly because they’re objectively worse in some (a few) aspects, partly because people associate them with Word, the result feels amateurish. This isn’t purely an intrinsic technical quality of Word, it’s just how the cookie crumbles.
You don't need a 100+£ programmable calculator for calculating log(17).
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I have deleted my reddit accounts a few months ago. One of the best decisions.
Um, no - women in the west have free choice of careers. Women in Saudi Arabia don't have free choice.

Was your comment serious? Do you truly believe women in the west are so oppressed that they can't freely choose their careers?
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The context of this sub-thread is about the client-side performance though
If you are experiencing saddle pain after only one day (even a big day like you did!) of riding, it might be that your ride position needs some tweaking. A smooth pedal stroke will have you bouncing on the saddle less.
With the new software update, you cant drive like that, as it it uses the camera on the rear-view mirror to track your eyes.
I've never been able to make myself use Reddit, so maybe this is an obvious point, but that sounds like a fairly apocalyptic "whole point" for the exercise of an attention span. Which, I realize, is the goal, but is probably not great for the people thus enmeshed, no?
Probably more accurate to say that all of string theory is verifiable experimentally (or falsifiable) at energy levels which are 10s of orders of magnitude larger than we can now achieve. The end result is the same though.
Left it a while ago for gitlab.

The CI situation was just not allowing us to setup many things we wanted.
Seems like learning about the bio system and setting up a methane producing aquarium at home will be easier.
The author mentioned the risk is 2x higher but what is the risk of the original variant itself ? The author didn't mention that.
not surprising considering it seems 75% of the users here are mildly autistic
Depending on how hard you want to manage your money.

1. Short term: instead of CD ladder, you can do TIPS ladder.

2. Long term: correctly allocated index based portfolio.
This is true for rich nations. In many poorer nations simple improvements to the healthcare system are far more realistic than creation of a new vaccine plant. mRNA vaccines are currently only produced by very few manufacturers, getting these vaccines to poorer nations is just not happening. In the mean time the vaccine will continue to mutate in these nations. The fact is many poorer nations lack basic equipment like oxygen generation units. This basically spells death for people who would otherwise recover. To put an example. Singapore has had 62K infections but only 32 deaths. Why? Its a small very rich nation. While there were large numbers warded in icu and requiring oxygen supplies, we had the equipment. By contrast anywhere else on earth we see far poorer survival rates.
Yes and we put a lot of time into making a vaccine. What if I said too many people are dying of car accidents, and they can almost all be completely prevented by lowering speed limits to walking speed. We live with the risk because it is low enough and making everyone travel at extremely low speeds would have a very adverse effect on the economy and quality of life. Safety improvements have been implemented that have not had a very onerous impact on life like having an airbag and seatbelt. And they allow us to drive at reasonable speeds with a reasonable level of safety. But still 40k people a year die in the USA.

So if technology produces ways to make living with COVID less onerous and safer then why not? It is easy for us as mostly tech people to be like yeah lock that down forever. I am still getting paid full pay working from home, and my packages still come to the door. But for a lot of people it is a very large cost to pay. And eventually we will not be able to keep printing money out of it. People need to work and live.
Maybe by doing nothing, he went to someone else that did it for you! Or he sorted it out himself, but you won’t know. Usually this “do nothing” solution is very situational and you will need lots of experience to know when.

Sometimes is do nothing for a time period to see if it escalates, that’s what you can usually do.
nah, just one pump. The well is about 518'/158m deep, so the basement +2 stories are kind of a small add-on. I seem to recall most of the bog-standard plumbing bits are rated at 120 or 150 psi.
I just put in some new PEX line extensions and that stuff is rated for 160psi at 74F, 100psi at 180F and 80pis at 200F. (BTW, very good experience installing the PEX, as long one takes care to make clean cuts, it's great - I'm about to go test it for vacuum lines at my shop)

Edit: Plus, I've got to say that it is really cool to get perspectives from all over the world here - India, Norway, and a few other places, just in a few comments - just how differently things are done, and what we each take for granted in our environment.
> Wow, multiple stimulus checks, unemployment benefits and employees still have no bargaining power? What is going to happen to wages once all those people come back to work? Wages are not going to grow...

I live in a country that tried to ignore the problem but then came to the realization that you have to do stimulus checks (though they only sent money to the lower 10-25% tier of society).

I'd guess most countries did stimulus one way or the other; or avoided lockdown and relied less on the global economy (ie: Africa). Countries that will try to ignore it will probably collapse especially that the coronavirus is still on-going.

The Americans (and developed world) re ally did get off easy on this one. Less developed countries and those relying on Tourism did get ravaged.
A rubber hose attack is also sometimes called a wrench attack. It's the use of physical action (often implied as violence or torture) to gain some secret.
The author links the following paper as a source for his comments: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3868853. Unless I'm reading it incorrectly, the mortality rate of the infected, unvaccinated population is 0.5% (131 / 26,632), and the mortality rate in the infected, vaccinated population is 2.5% (33 / 1,410). Does this mean that the vaccine decreases your chance of contracting the virus, but increases your chance of dying if you do contract it?

(Note: I understand that the overall death rate from the paper is 0.002% for vaccinated population and 0.012% for unvaccinated population.)
The before and after is crazy, but the mental change is what stood out to me. Congrats, Sam!
Seconding the recommendation for Apollo. It's definitely a shock to get used to at first, but it's so customizable that it reminds me a lot of RES if there was a mobile app version of it.
At least it isn't as bad as slovenia and slovakia

http://www.slovak-republic.org/slovenia/#politicians
All you need to do is find an exposed machine with keys. That could be via physical seizures as well.

Or if it was on a KYCd exchange you just get a warrant and seize it.

I'd be my bottom dollar this wasn't some sort of cryptographic attack.
Linx should be your low-code platform of choice
Amazing. Were you not a child yourself at some point?!
How does this feature determine which scripts are required? What if there are dependencies between libraries that are blocked?
it's called communism
It's not like that at all.

I don't.
I noticed after you updated the canvas it would regenerate, which isn't the most efficient way to do things. Also, the output is pretty lame.
This is a complex problem. The original post seems to be a collection of facts and information about a thing. The thread should have some discussion about what to do with this information, but of course there has been politicization of issues like this (bizarrely, since I'm not sure who benefits from the disinformation!) But in this case, the flags have the effect of just hiding an informational article, which may be the desired effect if you believe it is politically disadvantageous for facts to be shared and discussed.

There's no way for me to say all that without being on a "side" even if I really do not wish to be, and for the moderators, the issue might be similar, though I suspect some can break down the issue with a clearer lens.
Also:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33909660/

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33688681/
+1 for Sync for Reddit. An amazing app. I've tried to use the official client for compatibility reasons, but the difference in UX is just night and day.
"The detectives on this case have worked tirelessly and meticulously to trace millions of pounds worth of cryptocurrency suspected of being linked to criminality"

sounds like they don't have anything more than a vague suspicion, at least that they are willing to speak publicly about.
They last quite a while, I've used di2 and SRAM red. If I were riding this I would only need to charge it 2 or 3 times to get me through it.
In support, when there is technical competence disparity between the one who asks and the one who answers it is true.

But I though this was more about developer-to-developer communication where asking a question and expecting immediate answer is also a form of putting your own time ahead of the other's time.

I experience it from the other side on a couple of open source projects. I asked a question, nobody jumped in to solve it, and I had to actually read the code carefully, debug my issue and file a patch. Which kind of makes sense, because I am the most interested and informed person when it comes to my use case. Works the same way for closed communities of colleagues.
- Hadoop is an ecosystem.

- Kafka is a distributed log.

- Storm, Samza & Flink are stream processing engines.

- Spark is a Map/Reduce framework that uses memory to cache computations to provide some performance increase over other disk-based frameworks. It can also do some streaming computations if you squint hard enough.

- Confluent is a company that sells an enterprise Kafka.

Not really sure the comparison you made is apt.
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The question is, if some people stop believing in computer science and flag basic programming articles, would that have the same effect on CS and Math articles like it did with biology and statistics?

To be more general: Do politicians really have the superpower to stop the spread of any information through polarization?
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Not just Obsidian. I use the same directory of MD files for Obsidian, Zettlr and Typora. I've even configured the first 2 to auto-name new notes using the same custom date/time-based pattern. You can then use Jekyll (the GitHub pages engine) to publish/update specifically tagged/located notes to your blog or use PanDoc to convert them into an ePub for reading on a handheld device. Needless to say you can also use whatever a tool or programming language to do batch operations on the texts.

And by the way the Obsidian has just released an [optional to use] mobile app which makes keeping notes in it even more useful.
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> Inflation has been escalating due to several factors, including supply-chain bottlenecks, extraordinarily high demand as the Covid-19 pandemic eases and year-over-year comparisons to a time when the economy was struggling to reopen in the early months of the crisis.

While this isn't surprising, it does feel that this is largely due to supply chains still dragging behind and those with jobs having more discretionary income due to not spending on other things. It also wouldn't surprise me if businesses are taking liberty with bumping prices to claw back a bit of what was lost last year, and to put pressure on demand as they struggle bringing workers back into retail focused positions.

I think if we're still seeing these y-o-y figures by the end of the year, then we've got something far more serious on our hands.
Plenty of exercise can be enough to offset the negative impacts of poor sleep
This is just the beginning for sharing metrics like this. We're looking forward to feedback on this batch of results which will help form other analyses that would be interesting to see about the dev process in general.

We believe there's a lot of information locked in dev tools like code review that can shed quantitative light on how those processes lead to successes or failures in development. This is in partnership with the kind of anecdototes and best practices experienced devs and managers already frequently share.
Why are you conflating "the industry" with your wild ideas of shipping molten salt? Two different replies you conveniently forgot about this crazy idea and now you're trying to conflate something you made up with something already out there.
There's also strong pressure to take whatever the "safe" choice seems to be. If everyone's jumping on some technology, and your manager already mentioned it, even, then you will catch no blame even if it's entirely terrible. Advocate for something else, and win, and congrats, now even if it's way better every little hiccup and difficulty is your fault.
The evidence cited in the article is not just looking at prevalence graphs, it is a study that looks at within household transmission rates and thus public social distancing and mask wearing would have no effect.

And your [3] source explicitly warns against using their findings to compare infectiousness.

> I don't believe 'infectiousness" is necessarily the ideal term here. B.1.1.7 (Alpha) could be intrinsically more 'infectious' than previous 'non-variant' lineages in circulation (e.g. higher risk of initiating an infection with the same infectious dose of virions).
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Have seen this earlier. Did it work for you?
That's an interesting exploit, thanks for sharing.
Shouldn’t the creators of the original content have a say though? If someone made their youtube video private that probably means they don’t want people watching it anymore.
I just skimmed through, but I didn’t see the method I expected to find: Use the Taylor series for f(x) = e^x around f(0) to compute e = f(1). Should be pretty efficient and straightforward, right?
My chemist wife chuckled.

"Lab setting" implies bench sized quantities in motion and storage cabinet sized quantities at rest.

"Manufacturing setting" implies reaction tower sized quantities in motion and train car sized quantities at rest.
I don't see how this is related. Academics get enough tanglible benefit from being cited so they are more than ok with being cited and quoted. News publishers don't make enough and are not happy about it. Copyright infringment is usually not litigated unless someone loses money.
> please consult a qualified professional instead of asking essentially random people on the internet.

I guess that worked out really well for lots of people?
>> I've gone to a few types of therapy and none have them have really been anything like "practice building social skills" at all.

I said they do it covertly. They laugh at your joke? It might be they find it funny, or it could be they are offering positive feedback for you making an attempt at appropriate social behavior. They use non-verbal feedback all the time to encourage or discourage things, which can make their behavior very strange at times until you realize what's happening. If you call them out on what they're doing they are very likely to gaslight you and deny your perceptions.

It gets really fun when they try to use an extinction schedule and politely dismiss something as uninteresting that would otherwise be at least on "oh that's nice".

Bullshit, these are some of the aspects of therapy that I call bullshit and can actually be harmful to "clients".
Well, I did not say that ruminants aren't a part of regenerative agriculture. There's just not that many to support the current meat consumption levels.

If you're going to grow ruminants just on grass, it takes a lot of time and land to eventually sell the meat compared to what's happening now.

We could argue that a reduction from 100+ kg to 4-30kg of meat per capita per year could be supported this way but I have no idea.
Exactly, it's good looking, but it's absolutely not performant.
Regardless of whether or not we are indeed in an inflationary environment, mattress (physical cash) is the opposite of what you'd want to do in an inflationary scenario. Read up on the experiences of any one who relied on a fixed income pension or salary during one of the really intense inflation episodes throughout history. E.g. you get $1000 a month and suddenly just a single loaf of bread is worth $5000.
My own experience was very similar to yours and I think it's important to emphasize the benefits to mental health, energy, and overall wellbeing. Glad to hear it helped you like it helped me!
> is not really sound

Thomas Pueyo re-iterating the "Indians having to burn the Covid dead"-Lie or removing the Indian-Graph from his fearmongering "Delta-is-rising-rapidly-everywhere" chart - I mean it's not like he's hiding his deceitful intentions or is it?

Here's his same chart with India included: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/biweekly-confirmed-covid-...

Here's his chart with the less fearmongering "per-capita": https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/biweekly-covid-cases-per-...

But surely, Thomas knew very well why he selected the data the way he did.
I wonder how many other normal body functions could be optimized with regular practice? Six weeks as is the case with this article
If you are using CPI as the input to savings decisions, then you should be buying used cars.
Not so much "from" Apache, as "sent to Apache to die with dignity after the originating big company git bored of it"
This is one of the biggest missing pieces in internet FIRE discussions. So much of the FIRE discourse is about not working that many don’t realize that they’re going to be extremely bored with 16 hours to fill every day. Worse, their friends are all busy with their lives.

It’s actually a common failure point of FIRE post-mittens that didn’t work out. Especially with couples, where it’s more likely that at least one person will realize that maybe jobs, and the sense of purpose and social life that comes with them, aren’t so bad.

The other big issue is that people underestimate their spending in a post-work FIRE lifestyle. It’s tempting to subtract out costs like commuting and work clothes and assume your costs will go down. In practice, if you plan on traveling and spending more time on hobbies your costs are likely to go up.
> "overwhelming evidence"

Unless you're going through _all_ the source material yourself, and making educated judgements on the quality and implications of the data, I don't think you can ever claim there's "overwhelming evidence" for any side, especially if the topic is controversial. If you're consuming information through secondary sources, basically every source will look at subsets of the data, will misinterpret data, and will have a bias, either intentionally or unintentionally.
This is why I love Reddit. The huge trash subs that drive most of the ad delivery are what fund the smaller subs that are extremely valuable
Love my HL-L2360DW hanging directly off Ethernet. What a truck! Fast enough, auto duplex printing. Mine never jams. It just doesn't. Cheap cheap cheap to run.

I also have a Canon MG6220 for when I need color, which is not often. I gets used more as a scanner/copier than as a printer. It has also been really reliable, and since it doesn't print all that much, the ink cost has been quite bearable. I might not feel the same about the Canon if I didn't have the little brother laser printer available to pound out B&W documents when I need them.
Both options have risks, in 90% of the cases, the risk you pointed out is smaller then the risk from the lost opportunity cost (working on something not relevant for the service), insecure implementation, sub-optimal UI, etc.