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> minimal experiments to show people that will convince them of far reaching theories. For me that is the true measure of expertise in an educator.

For me, some of the best lectures I had in grad school were the ones that basically said “we know X because of this experiment”. And then went into the details of the experiment and the results. It’s simultaneously exciting and scary to learn how easy and simple many experiments are.

To this day though, the thing that really surprises[1] me is how timing affects a field.

For example, in my field (molecular biology), the technique of geometric amplification of DNA by PCR was widely available before I was in undergrad. This was a tool we took for granted. However, for my undergrad advisor, it was still a new-ish technique that was exciting.

In grad school, Sanger sequencing machines were widely available, so we could directly sequence DNA quickly and easily. But the lab I was in still had the equipment and ability to run large sequencing gels to sequence DNA manually.

By the time I was done with grad school, high throughput sequencing (NGS) and the human genome were completed. New students now take both of these things for granted. Knowing the full (ish) sequence of an organisms genome makes many experiments significantly easier (or even possible!). CRISPR/cas9 technology is the same - a tool that has come of age within the past decade or so. But these are resources and techniques that new students can just accept as available. They aren’t magic and novel to them… they are just another tool to be used to answer their questions.

[1] surprises isn’t quite the right word… impresses? Actually… encourages or amazes might be the better word to use. I find this flow of progress amazing to watch.
Thanks for sharing this.

Did you notice any improvements with your condition (type 1 diabetes) once you started to do intermittent fasting?
Lots of people have hangovers.
Not from addiction but from the side affects of alcohol ingestion:. dehydration, disturbed sleep patterns, inflammation and the toxic byproducts of alcohol metabolism.

These symptoms can arise even when you drink just once a year.
The set of real numbers is commonly defined and their properties established in a first course in abstract algebra. Model theory is not required. Axiomatic set theory is not even required.

Hilbert space? A complete inner product space where complete means every Cauchy convergent sequence converges. The real numbers serve as one example. With the usual inner product, R^3 (where R is the set of real numbers) is another example.
Capital and liquidity requirements are negotiated by central banks in the basel committee. Then the central bank will add its own home made requirements, and that’s the legislation that gets proposed to parliament. The legislation includes all sort of discretionary buffers that the central bank can freely impose. Central banks are front and centre in banks regulatory requirements.

Withdraw QE = either sell bonds or let them mature, reducing the size of the fed balance sheet. Which drains liquidity from the market (new treasury issuances have to be absorbed by the market).
I have a Huawei Kunpeng 920 based ARM desktop/workstation running Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. It has 8 cores running at 2.6GHz. Picked the processor + motherboard combo up online for $300 USD, added a WD SN640 7.68T SSD and 32GB DDR4 ECC RAM, connected to my home network with a Mellanox-4 40G NIC. 7z benchmark shows it has comparable multicore performance with a intel 6770 4 cores processor.

There are 24 cores Kunpeng 920 boards available at roughly the same price. The problem is those boards only have two PCI-E slots rather 3 slots on mine.

Really happy with the one I got, as it gives me an inexpensive platform for building & testing ARM64 software, it also give me the ability to install SSDs/NICs that won't be supported by a Mac.
> Gnome-shell has decided not to support server side decorations

I still can’t understand this at all. It’s such obvious and complete folly. And it’s not an isolated decision; there are quite a few related places where it is very apparent that GNOME has co-opted GTK and been actively sabotaging it for anyone that’s not GNOME, and it’s been heavily poisoning the Linux desktop space.

(Note that I’m not railing against client-side decorations, though the current free-for-all with no way of signalling even the simplest of conventions like the expected location of window controls (even apart from their appearance) is quite insane; I’m complaining about not supporting server-side decorations, since they are fundamental to some window managers (e.g. Sway) and completely sensible for many apps. The existence of “fallback client-side decorations” and the loose requirement that every app implement this thing that it often has no need of and can’t do as well as the window manager is at least moderately absurd.)
> some people will not be able to function in the provided housing, damage it, and at the same time have the right to an undamaged home.

At some point along that path, it seems reasonable for a society to say “okay, your next home is one that you cannot damage with lots of sturdy metal and concrete furnishings”.
And, now that you mention it: Guantánamo is still a thing.
I'm not making excuses for it, I'm typing this from a ThinkPad (work, and personally have a Framework & a desktop I built, Android phone), it just amused me.
The goal is happiness. No one cares to live a long time being healthy if they are miserable.
I would have thought that something like that would have been all offloaded to hardware or in a weird DSP assembly (Like how Qualcomm have their newer aptx codecs as Hexagon DSP code), but I see a LDAC decoder as a regular ARM object in there.

Good luck to you I guess.
The national bank was the very first and original option and is without doubt the most official and direct way to support Ukraine, be it military or humanitarian.
Wayland is a protocol that at least in theory should be implemented very similarly by all available compositors.

Of course in practice there will be differences, but they shouldn't be large.
You can eat 5000 calories in one big meal after fasting, or spread put over smaller meals without fasting.
For comparison, number #2 on the list (Rwanda) had a genocide involving tens of thousands of people hacking each other to death with machetes, and 26,000 of their 43,000 prisoners were convicted of various crimes related to this genocide. They also like to imprison anybody even vaguely suspected of opposing the current government. So you have the double combo of lots of genuine genocidaires plus a paranoid police state, and they still have less people in prison per capita than the US.
I'm just skimming through the paper and I see no calorie equated control group or even measuring caloric intake.

If that's the case than this is another "eating less causes weight loss" study, and measuring the benefits of caloric restriction.

They don't even equate caloric restrictions between the methods they compare ?
Honeycomb LX2
https://www.solid-run.com/arm-servers-networking-platforms/h...

Plus any apple machine and the thinkpad x13s

And the raspberry pi
Diamond–Dybvig Model
I don't think you can. Both of those are security issues on the mac side. I don't think those issues justify locking down iOS devices, but they are security issues. On the other hand, different OS's on Apple Silicon devices are isolated from each other using full disk encryption and the SecureEnclave. Unless there's a hardware exploit, the only thing a linux OS could do to a partition containing an iOS/macOS volume is delete it.
Edit: I'm not entirely sure anymore, but I think my comment was made before the edit was made by arcticbull. Just saying so that if anyone wonders why it looks like I am disagreeing with someone who is making part of my own argument (now) ... that's why. I only remember there being legalization brought up.

-------Original Comment Below------

Sorry, but I cannot agree. Legalization just gives government reason to profit off the harm of the individual.

If you really want to remove the crime from drug use, go with decriminalization only. Just make it not a crime, that's all. I know this seems like its the same thing called a different thing to some, but after marijuana legalization and how that went in Canada, I think you all should really take note of why "legalization" is just a ploy by governments to get more tax dollars.

I have no issue with people doing what they want with their own body freely of their own choice; but I have much issue with giving government any form of power and/or profit over that choice.

So you won't be budging me on this.

Besides, there's really only like 3 or 4 drugs that deserve to be removed from criminality; the rest are so damn harmful to a person that if they are taking those drugs... they're already pretty much at the bottom of the pit of hell they dug for themselves. There won't be any helping them unless you are willing to ignore their rights as a human being and force them into some sort of rehab system that is removed from urban centers entirely; so they can't get easy access to those drugs anymore.

Might even have to swallow the bill as tax payers to have them housed for a few years as well afterwards, still outside of urban centers, so they can pick their life back up and stand on their own two feet again.

But that's just my opinion on the matter. It's a real shame none of you will actually listen to it.
well, Ötzi ate wheat..
Sounds about right. Regarding point 3, 1500 kcal per day leaves more than enough budget to have some fats and carbs - 150g of protein is only 600 kcal.

> high fat percentage lowers the testosterone levels, which is not great for gaining muscle.

Anecdotally speaking, I was able to gain muscle / increase strength just fine when I started dieting, and I was definitely above 30% fat. Even if this isn't the case, the fat should melt away quickly on a good diet, so it probably isn't a big deal in the grand scheme of things.
The total budget for any given power source is surprisingly close to 100TW.

Geothermal, you'd cool the crust and have to drill far deeper than is possible to exceed 50TW for long.

Wind, if you exceed somewhere in the 1-10W/m^2 you slow down the wind and create turbulence.

Solar, if you use more than ~1% of the land you're radically altering the albedo and habitat (so maybe up to 200TW).

Fossil fuels create GHG and run out quickly.

Nuclear creates enough waste heat in the 100-200TW range to cause as much radiative forcing as GHG does now.

We each get our 10-100kW and that's about it for living on a planet that isn't one giant factory/heatsink.
I hate to be that person, but just don't buy it. When you want to, focus on the post drink feeling and go workout or something. A failing is normal. Look at what led you to fail and try and address that and get going again.

I'll also add that a 12 pack over a weekend is a lot. A 12 pack would last me a month or more.

Something that personally annoys me is the constant push to put more and more alcohol in beer. I want to enjoy a good beer, but don't need 12 ounces with 8%+ alcohol. Because of that I mostly drink wine now because I can more easily control the pour. A 1/4 to 1/3 glass at dinner is enjoyable with few side effects, and a bottle can last ~week.
bearblog & prose.sh came to mind (minimal blog system). For chat, we got https://github.com/altilunium/darkhallv3
I disagree. You can have flat, vast vineyards where a lot of the work is done using heavy machinery (grape harvesters etc.), so a lot less manual labour is necessary to produce a huge output of vine. Or, as acquaintance winemaker of mine in the region of Lavaux does it, you can have 2 or 3 hectares of very steep terroir on the side of a hill with very narrow spacing between the vines where you have no chance of using any machinery at all, except for maybe a miniature cable car on 20 cm gauge tracks to help transport the grapes down to the cellar, where they are vinified and later bottled on site.

Every step from pruning, fertilizing, harvesting to vinification and bottling is manual labour. This winemaker is doing this full time for an actual living, not as a hobby, mind you, and you very much can buy this wine from her. You won't these bottles in your supermarket of course, as it is mostly sold directly to customers who visit or via mail order. I wouldn't exactly call these wines mass produced. Still these small batch Chasselas, Pinot Gris and Pinot Noirs won't break the bank, as they are going between 15 and 22 Swiss francs (1CHF = 1USD at the moment) a bottle.
I remember when the switch to ELF (and glibc?) was a big topic. There even was a Linux distribution that wanted to keep the old ways as long as possible, even talking about forking the kernel. Mastodon Linux, I think.
X11 was the only environment that did server side decorations.

Both win32 and macos draw decorations client-side. Even if you don't handle the respective messages in your event loop, the libraries that you linked to, do.

Server-side decorations are hard. You cannot properly synchronize two processes to draw perfect frame. When a single process is responsible, it is easy.
Arguably not, because an 'iteration' is a unit of execution, not a lexical unit. If the variables were really scoped to loop iterations, that would be a form of dynamic scope, which would have a different semantics. So for example, say the loop calls a function foo. This function executes inside every iteration of the loop, but within foo, one cannot access the loop iteration variable (as it is in a different lexical context).
But the obvious difference is that binoculars were not sold with citizen from the other country attached who would stand near and occasionally would peer through and also report to office worker exact position of the binoculars owner AND also recite content of his personal notebook.
Quite difference isn't it?
> There should be not be violence against or ostracization of people who identify as LGBT. Children should not be exposed to homosexuality.

I don't see how these can simultaneously be true?

Are gay people allowed to be teachers, nurses, crossing guards, characters in books, celebrated historical figures or not? If you decide to ostracize them from these roles, how will you achieve that without violence?

Might be more accurate to say "I believe there should be less ostracism and violence but I'm not comfortable with phasing it out entirely yet."
The graphical abstract seem to indicate that low carb combined with time restriction gave better weight loss results in addition to all the other benefits of time restricted eating.

Did I read the graphic wrong or does paper not match the graphic?
I highly recommend Alcohol Explained by William Porter: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25374689-alcohol-explain...

It helped me a lot.
Yeah they're popping up on the few papers I read. Do you remember the post "could biologists understand the radio" or similar? These seem to be an attempt to create schematics that is in line with that criticism.
Geothermal smartphones when?
> Rust detects the faulty Go cases of course

Yes Rust’s ownership rules make it rather complicated to reproduce the faulty behaviour, as it’s about sharing mutable state which Rust intensely dislikes. You’d need to wilfully share (and update) internally mutable structures (cells, atomics) which is pretty noticeable and not something you do by mistake.
I'm sure it's frustrating to hear over and over again. But generalized advice doesn't and can't apply to everyone. Many people have extremely poor habits around sleep, and don't appreciate or dismiss the importance of it.

Maybe there's some underlying pathology in more cases than you will ever see acknowledged in traditional medical research (e.g. person is mildly addicted to being on a computer screen, or person has breathing problems that make it hard to sleep soundly). But that still doesn't make it bad advice on average and in general!
No US company is going to voluntarily hire someone remotely in Netherlands again.

I know I wouldn't.

Employee protections like these can be detrimental to jobs.
I quit cold turkey a couple of years ago. I don't miss it, it takes zero willpower, and I am not tempted to ever drink again. And yet my drinking was out of control.

The secret is Allen Carr's Easy Way. I needed a simple perspective shift.
I read the title and looked at the graphical abstract. :)

You’re right in that the LCD did not seem to improve MetS (the focus of the paper), but it looked to me like there were benefits to combining fasting with low carb, i.e., weight went down more.
I'm not convinced competition is a euphemism for fighting. Competition can be friendly.
By that logic "not supporting" equals "actively sabotaging"?
I'm no Gnome developer, but the OSS landscape is fragmented enough as is and the number of developers is very limited, so not supporting something that does not help your project looks excusable. It hasn't stopped Blender from supporting Wayland in this case anyway.
Conventional wisdom is <50 cal won't break the fast. Black coffee contains almost zero calories.
I don’t think I can give any answer to you actual question, but 12 packs over one weekend can easily be reduced. Next time don’t buy a 12 pack, maybe buy a 6 pack or a single larger bottle/can. For myself having more then 2 beers make me feel bad the same way you described, but if I have just 1 beer, it doesn’t feel too bad afterwards
Are you saying that the reason the low-carb diet doesn't seem to make a difference here is that the participants either didn't follow it strictly or that "low carb" was not measured properly?
Then they should have renamed it to LPWINEEX to give the name the full WINAPI treatment.
Unless you know that person's heritage, you don't actually know. Black as an identity is not a global thing. It's like when that director from Africa was called an African American in the press despite not being American. Forcing black on someone who doesn't identify that way is just as absurd as forcing American on someone who isn't.
Russia is not even making nails themselves. Most manufacturing equipment and components were sourced from west and China. Now it's pretty much only China.
I wasn’t being sarcastic on the core point, and, again, 10% is much higher than the actual figure would be. I regret even mentioning that figure now, since you’ve fixated on it as word of god, when it was only intended as an upper bound.

The point is, an X% increase in flour prices not explain an X% increase in bakery item prices, rendering the core premise of the Twitter thread moot.

If you want to contribute to this discussion, you could provide relevant information on what the actual figures would be, rather than lecturing me on how painful some bakery-unrelated 10%-price-increases are . Do you agree that might be a better use of your time?

The link is about an attempt to explain inflation by flour being 30% more expensive, not an invitation for general thoughts on why 10% inflation is bad.
== The government shut down businesses so it makes sense to compensate them.==

Not all loans went to businesses that were forced to shut down.
That's sort of a false dichotomy. The options aren't

1. Drink alcohol to calm down

2. Stay anxious and stressed

The options are more like

1. Drink alcohol to calm down and impair your sleep ensuring you'll get stressed more often and need to have a glass of calming juice again soon

2. Wear yourself out at the gym to calm down and improve your cortisol regulation and reduce the need to calm down

3. See a therapist and learn better stress coping strategies and reduce the need to calm down

4. Remove stressors from your life and reduce the need to calm down

5. Eat healthier and sleep better and improve your cortisol regulation and reduce the need to calm down

...

N. Stay anxious and stressed
Epochs is intended to be used with C++ 20 Modules. An epoch can only apply to a whole module.

https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2019/p18...
Funny how people without actual first hand experience with the issue defiantly ignore then attempt to refute every point you made.

A lot of people are ignorant of spectrum allocation, and sideband interference. Twenty years ago I had an old Samsung flip phone (2G/3G). I could tell every time a text came in when I was sitting at my computer, because the speakers would let loose with a tell-tale 'bzzzt bzzzt bzzzt' before the phone could finish handling it and displaying that I had a text. The handshake with the tower would be picked up somewhere in the audio path.
Extra context (from Wikipedia but somewhat buried):

The two judges receiving bribes were sentenced to 17.5 & 28 years in prison respectively.

The bribing company is still in operation today. One of the co-owners was sentenced to 18 months in prison for "failing to report a felony". The other co-owner at the time is now the sole owner and was not charged. His brother was and still is the District Attorney.
Everybody has agreed that client-side decorations are the correct solution.
The interesting thing is when they've been around for 30 years (providing they don't decay too much with time).

A sodium battery with 100 useful cycles and 10 years left in it is great for cycling once a month.

But even without that, if we see costs of $50/kWh then you only need to cycle 300 times to make it more worthwhile than some generation technologies..
That thing has less than half the single thread speed the M1 does for the same price. I'm not sure anyone should point to that SoC.
Repetitive text. No examples. This is a huge ad.
True, but the topic was "one meal a day of 1500 calories" for a muscular individual, i.e. fasting together with a calorie deficit.
The Legacy of the Intel 4004
PostHog Cloud EU
Which part exactly? It sounds to me like getting blender running on wayland wasn't that hard and is in a good enough state to be considered for inclusion in the next release.
> Most wild dogs would eat almost exclusively fresh raw meat

Is that right? I understood most wild dogs eat a fair proportion of roots/berries and other herby stuff. A quick dig around:

"Unlike cats, dogs aren’t obligate carnivores. They can and do eat vegetable matter. Wild dogs will search for rotten fruit and will eat the semi-digested contents of their prey’s stomach. Some will dig up vegetables and eat grasses and herbs"

https://honeysrealdogfood.com/in-the-wild/
Exactly. Maybe needs to be cross posted to r/confidentlyincorrect
Central Banking 101 by Joseph J Wang is decent.
There is no black hole, and nothing special happens. The ball would keep moving due to inertia. (Acceleration due to gravity is ~zero near the center of any passably-symmetrical mass. Actually - unless your hole was air-tight and pumped down to a hard vacuum, the ball would ~never reach the center, due to air resistance.)
Most people would struggle to finish a meal with half those calories, and rightly so - it's excessive. Strongmen could go over that amount a day when bulking, maybe, and that's about the semi-practical limits of the human body (while maintaining at least some semblance of health).
I'd always been suspicious of all the black magic optimization that my compiler/library implementation/runtime did discreetly behind the hood.
> Uncooked meat does not have near as many digestible calories density wise as cooked grains

That seems very unlikely, what with fat and the lipids in cell walls - got a source?