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I agree, though the famous 7 word advice comes to mind.

Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.

In this sense, I think dietary advice has been relatively stable over the decades, though there is definitely arguments over how much is "too much" and what proportion is "mostly". Perhaps even what is covered by "plants".
I don't think we've seen anything like the all out denial of the result of the 2020 election before, though. No matter who won or lost in prior elections, there was an acceptance of what the outcome was. Now you can't even get elected officials to answer what should be a simple yes or no question despite Biden being in office for four years. Sure part of it might just be people who don't care for truth, but the sheer scale of the denial feels like a big break from the past.
Where are you driving your own car to get groceries easily in lower Manhattan... twice a week?
All of the charts describing how much is being built in this piece date back to, at most, the 1980s, while the most criticized regulatory laws date back to the seventies and late sixties (NEPA was enacted in 1969, CEQA in 1970). It seems like if you're going to argue that those laws haven't negatively impacted construction capacity, you should probably compare construction before and after they were enacted into law, yeah?
At least in public infrastructure projects, land acquisition is very expensive in California. And the second big factor is lack of competition when it comes to contractors.
And unless there is some expanded maintenance going on, 22.04 is EOL in 2 years. In my experience, vendors are not as on top of security patches as upstream. We will see, but given NVIDIA's closed ecosystem, I don't have high hopes that this will be supported long term.
Seeing it from the outside, i can understand.

There was a lot of Musk/Thiel billions here, Kamala spending surge there, George Clooney, Taylor Swift.

(And now this guy who will spend more millions)

Wasn't the intention that you could not buy a democratic election?

The real winners here must be Ad providers (google/facebook) and television networks.
The integrator decides the form factor, not NVIDIA, and there were a few 2-slot 3080's with blower coolers. Technically water-cooled 40xx's can be 2-slot also but that's cheating.
“holding [whatever] hostage” means an armed attacker and threat to life. It’s no misrepresentation, you were using exaggerated and hyperbolic terms to describe a peaceful protest.

Nobody’s safety was jeopardized. Some disruption is the point of a protest; you can’t operate the building during a sit-in, for example.

“protest in a way that doesn’t affect anything and allows society to ignore you” is not a legitimate or constructive type of feedback.
No, but I'm sure they'd love if Elon stopped spreading misinformation to further his own political goals. Quite frankly, I would too.
> Every single dollar was created from thin air, as a "loan"

Not quite. Minted currency isn’t created from a loan. Neither is fiscal spending.

On the other side of the spectrum, money is destroyed through taxation (by the state) and repayment of debts and defaults (privately).

The monetary hypothesis of income inequality is overly simplistic. It supposes our tax, trade and funding policies are all dictated by monetary policy, which is obviously nonsense. (That or our tax, trade and social spending policies have no effect on inequality. Which is obviously stupid.)

It is an easily-digested hypothesis. We like those, particularly when the alternative is reading lots of arcane monetary financial texts.
I've already seen disturbing stuff on X since Elon took over that I never would have seen when it was twitter. They don't even show the warning "this might be harmful content" on images and videos anymore. The X algo seems to go haywire every couple of days and dumps a bunch of this crap in my feed until I block 20+ bluecheck accounts showing this crap.

I believe it's only going to get worse going forward as they all adopt these policies.
The fact that one of the most powerful financial institutions in the world maintains a "Doomsday Book" of emergency legal procedures, named after the historic record of English lands commissioned by William the Conqueror, suggests they take very seriously the possibility of catastrophic financial crises requiring extraordinary measures. The document states explicitly that "The Doomsday Book is not, and can never be a finished product" - implying an ongoing need to prepare for new types of financial emergencies.

This seems both novel and somewhat concerning, as it indicates the Federal Reserve anticipates and prepares for worst-case scenarios that could severely disrupt the financial system. The very existence and continuous updating of such a manual provides a window into how the Fed thinks about and prepares for potential crises.
Ooh, I've never thought to use a pan.
XX90 is only half a gaming card it's also the one the entire creative professional 3D CGI, AI, game dev industry runs on.
I agree that the last 10,000 years are astounding, though that came after 7 million years of evolution (or ~540 million years, or billions of years, depending on how you look at it).

> Before agriculture, the life of humans wasn't a lot different from any other animals, despite the tools.

Pace Silicon Valley; we are far more than our technology! If you took away my permanent structures, agricultural products, computer, writing, and other post-paleolithic technology, I still would be much more than an animal, thank you. And so would you.
At that point we can produce dairy milk for human consumption too.

I've been thinkingg about this for a while, that the way we're approaching growing artificial meat from stem cells is the wrong way to use this kind of technology.

Is anyone using this technology to grow chicken eggs and dairy milk in the lab for human consumption?

It will remain tricky to get subtle things like colour, taste, and the texture profile right for lab grown meat but will that hold the same for the output of a rtificially grown tissue like milk or eggs?
Every USB-C docking station that exposes USB ports while also supplying the attached computer with power uses this feature, letting the computer act as a host and the docking station as the power source
This is really cool. You should organize a game jam for it.

How is the wasm support? My main issue with Godot was large bundle sizes and slow load times. (GameMaker kicks its ass on both, but I never got the hang of it.)
Perhaps, given the situation with Twitter, now "X", more web and mobile app users will come to understand that despite its size, Facebook is someone's personal website. Like "X", one person has control. Zuckerberg controls over 51% of the company's voting shares. Meta is not a news organization. It has no responsibility to uphold journalistic standards. It does not produce news; in fact, it produces no content at all. It is a leech, a parasite, an unnecessary intermediary that is wholly reliant on news content produced by someone else being requested through its servers.
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You couldn't eat that much in a normal human lifetime, not even if you had cystic fibrosis and therefore both needed and were capable of consuming 10,000 kcal/day every day just to survive.
Where page speed is critical, I've found the simple solutions to be best. Remove all unused CSS and JS, minify and inline everything. One page, one HTTP request. Avoid images where possible by using SVGs. If I cannot achieve those goals immediately, I have placeholders and lazy loading.

Typically I can do a deep landing page pre-gzip for under 100kb. Tables, data, everything the searcher was looking for.

Large JS heavy apps can follow some of the same methods for the basic page structure, but you can allow yourself multiple requests to fill in content. Service workers generally mop up the mess here. Inlining a JSON object representing the user's state might save you a request.
Sounds like you might be burnt out and could use a break. If you're just roleplaying your belief in success at this point, maybe it shows in your job hunt and is the thing getting in your way.

That said it's tough out there and luck/timing is a huge factor. Be kind to yourself
Don't forget the lackadaisical security in most consumer IoT too. I'm more than happy to agree that most consumer IoT is crap. But that's entirely orthogonal to whether it's growing or not.
It's a good question. I want to think that most of the students we graduate could do this (once they learned Rust, as it's not part of our curriculum, but they could do it in C or Java or something). But our (CMU CS) students get a fair bit of algorithmic experience, and I'm not sure how you're defining "junior dev" (and the experience of a junior dev probably varies widely given the many different paths to get there).
FYI the /careers page redirects to /hiring, and that one says "No open positions".
Wait, my AGX is still working, but I have kept it offline and away from updates. Do the updates kill it? Or is it a case of not supporting newer pytorch or something else you need?
If you believe that google is recording all your audio, uninstalling instagram is not going to cut it. I think such a person would have to go back down to a really dumb phone to have any confidence at that point.

People have only vibes, they think that if they paid with cash it would proobably be more private than a credit card, but what data is being sold and to whom for what uses? Is that even the case or are there regulations? If I constantly make cash withdrawals at the bank am I actually inviting extra scrutiny by looking like a money launderer? If I install this browser add-on maybe it sells all my data. But I'm also using chrome literally made by the ad company, and that youtuber told me if I don't use a VPN I'm constantly being tracked anyways...

If you just have a giant morass of confusing information about every digital decision, and a lot of annoying first steps you would take are likely to be no-ops, you just don't engage. People are defeated by ambiguity and lack of attention span, same reason lobbying works and people were constantly being poisoned by food & drug additives before the modern era.
Activision spent almost $1.8B developing three Call of Duty titles
> Why should it be cheaper to be chauffeured?

It isn't. It's vastly more expensive to ride in a taxi when you include the fare.
Why does that principle not apply to “moderation is bad”?
Some describe the three phases of your career as learn, earn, return (e.g. philanthropy, advising, etc).
Vote them out and elect who?

Some other member from one of the two parties, who will continue to make decisions mostly for their rich donors?

> Princeton University study: Public opinion has “near-zero” impact on U.S. law.

> One thing that does have an influence? Money. While the opinions of the bottom 90% of income earners in America have a “statistically non-significant impact,” economic elites, business interests, and people who can afford lobbyists still carry major influence.

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Social distancing has been a proven method to combat the spread of ilnesses, including respiratory viruses, for centuries. And it still works, and it did work for Covid.

A good example for that is France that did 3 lockdowns, each time when the main factor optimised for, % of hospital beds occupied, started to go up dagenrously. And in each one, the number of confirmed cases went down, and hospital tension eased (after ~1-2 weeks). Are you stating that this was some sort of... mass placebo? Something completely unrelated? What actually is your claim?
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Takeaways:

-Higher fluoride exposure may negatively affect children’s IQ.

-At lower levels, particularly in water, this effect seems weaker or non-existent.

-More careful studies still show a potential risk, even at relatively low exposure levels.
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> It's harder than you think to suddenly have all the freedom you ever desired land in your lap

> Some literally wither away from all that excess freedom.

This kind of pronunciation annoys me. It has overtones of English aristocrats asserting that their servants are actually better off working 12 hour days because they just don't have the capacity for leisure.
Exactly this. I would happily give $3k to NVIDIA to avoid giving 1 cent to OpenAI/Anthropic.
Thank you for your kind words ;-)
> Public opinion has “near-zero” impact on U.S. law

Re-run that within voting jurisdictions. What that study largely seems to reference is that local representation is, in part, a divide and conquer mechanism.
In your quote he says there's less concern about bias, not that there is less bias. That's an important distinction imho
I think reference is in order... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qc7HmhrgTuQ
I'm buying one. It's cheaper then my 4090RTX+192GB of ram for more performance and model traning headroom. It's also probably a beast for data science workloads.
Would you like to support your two word claim?
I have been absolutely impressed with what's possible even in very-expensive NYC when the gates are opened to build housing—I live one neighborhood over from the Gowanus area of Brooklyn, which was rezoned in 2021 and has been absolutely transformed since. The pace and scale of the construction of 10-30 story apartment buildings has been kind of wild. Each time I pass through I find myself wondering where some big new building came from. It's encouraging, as much as it makes every other situation where a project of few dozen homes is trapped in years of negotiation and community meeting shouting matches all the more infuriating.
They can't tap VPN traffic at the ISP level, it's encrypted.
There is no guarantees as to how much time you will get in this life. Please do this now. Don't quit your job but take some time off or use the weekends and plan adventures.

I've just had a wake up call, my dog was diagnosed with cancer. Clock is always ticking.
I have family connections into South Korea and this article makes me think of the changes in the Korean diet over the past few decades. When I was first started encountering Korean food over 20 years ago (both in the states and in Korea), everything was either sourced from fresh ingredients, or preserved using some kind of traditional method like pickling, fermenting, or curing. There were very few factory processed ingredients, maybe fish cake, and some condiments. There was a notable absence of sugars and sweetness, even in desserts. I ate more fruit in the first year with my wife than I probably had in the decade prior as it was constantly served as snacks and after meals. I never found Korean portion sizes appreciably smaller than American portions, but I struggled eating through a meal until I fully adapted to mixing banchan in between bites -- which introduced me to the palette cleanser. There were some problems in the diet, mostly lots of instant coffees, tons of alcohol, questionable "medicines", and everybody smoked. But people were generally fit or thin, walked a lot, were tall (a sign of good nutrition), and lived long lives.

In the years since then I was introduced to concepts like the "Bliss Point" [1] and "Taste Satiety" which explained both the taste of Doritos and the use of Kimchi to cleanse the palette so you could eat more.

Over time the Korean diet has changed and I've started to recognize that the food sciences are taking over for the traditional home-made meals and the flavors in Korean food are changing dramatically -- you can feel them targeting the bliss point in flavor. In some ways its getting harder to eat out because it's not hard to cook at home, and make it taste better, and we can keep ingredients fresh. You can still find small restaurants run by old people who make things the home cooked way, but all of the larger restaurants and chains have this new kind of sweetness in the food.

There's a well known TV chef [3] who even advises people on how to make their home cooking taste more like restaurants. The magic ingredient? Add sugar to basically everything. Gone is the delicate sweetness from carrots or pears, now even beef dishes blast you in the face like a candy bar. It used to be unusual to see an obese person at all in Korea (I was usually the largest person anywhere, and I'm not big by American standards). But now it's not at all unusual. Korea is where the mukbang originated [4].

1 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bliss_point_(food)

2 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sensory-specific_satiety

3 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paik_Jong-won

4 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mukbang
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You have to combine fiber with protein and fat.

Fiber fills you up now by taking up physical volume. Try eating the equivalent of 200 calories of broc vs 200 calories of bread or pasta. The problem is that your body can't digest fiber so the digestive system moves it along quickly!

Fat and protein extends the feeling of satiation by turning off the hormonal signals for hunger.

If you eat an apple, try it with two tablespoons of peanut butter (the kind with only peanuts and salt). If you eat a serving of carrots, add two whole hard boiled eggs.
You know what the technical term for a subverted democracy is? "Democracy."

Also known as, "Five people with an IQ of 90 outvoting four people with an IQ of 110," or "One person in Iowa canceling two votes in California."
I agree they can do whatever they want (so long as it's legal).

What's silly is comparing themselves to Congressional floor debates as if that's at all relevant.
My Jetson TX2 developer kit didn't stop working, but it's on a very out of date Linux distribution.

Maybe if Nvidia makes it to four trillion in market cap they'll have enough spare change to keep these older boards properly supported, or at least upstream all the needed support.
Yeah, I was doing 5x5 forever. It is a good starter, but you will plateau.

Everyone will have their own methods here, but after years of having marginal growth per year I changed it up.

I now only do 1 set per exercise, 3-4 exercises per day. For arm focused exercises I do 15 reps in 1 set. For everything else, I do 20 reps for a set.

If I succeed, then I up the weight for the next exercise (2.5lbs for arms, 5lbs for everything else).

If I fail, I do a drop set and shave off 20% per set taking just 30 seconds per drop.

I use the drop set as both the thing to help the growth, and the thing to punish me for failing to increase the initial set. If I get my 20 reps, I get to move on, so I push really hard because the drop set totally sucks.

If I fail 3 weeks in a row, I drop the weight.

Been doing this for the last two years and I am 47, and each year I have increased my strength by 20-40% depending on the exercise.

I also keep the number of exercises per day to be minimal. With 5 days in the week, I do just 3-4 exercises per day. M, W, R are 1-2 from the 5x5 program (squats, deadlifts, bench, should-to-overhead, rows) along with some extras that I want to focus on. Tues, Thur are more extras, and ones that I am willing to sacrifice if I have a busy week. This means I can still hit the gym just 3 days a week, and hit the core exercises. Also, the core exercises are rough, so Tue/Thur are almost like easy days.

Here is my schedule:

M:
Bench,
20degree lying dumbell curl,
Squat

Tues:
Lat Raises,
Hip Thrusts,
Neck exercises (put a plate on your head and do lifts from 4 different angles while lying down)

Wed:
Overhead press,
Deadlift,
Cable Row

Thur:
Tricep Rope
Kettlebell swing
Lat Pull down

Fri:
Dumbbell Bench
Dumbbell Shoulder
Barbell Row
Front Squat

You'll notice their are some repeats in there with cables and dumbbells. This is helps hit the muscle groups twice a week, but with some variation and some different stabilization. I chart all this in a google spreadsheet with each column being a week so I can see my progress, and so I can see if I missed anything from the core days in the week, and I happily change up days so I ALWAYS hit the core 3 day exercises.
> last thing he destroyed was himself, by going the bonkers “alternative healing” route on cancer.

The tragic last act of Jobs' infamous reality distortion field
Pointless putting yourself through the support headaches or having to wait for support to arrive to save a few dollars because the rest of the community is running Nvidia
Mullvad's technical competence and privacy features have gotten it blocked by pretty much every large company lol
> somewhat concerning, as it indicates the Federal Reserve anticipates and prepares for worst-case scenarios that could severely disrupt the financial system

It’s concerning a regulator and lender of last resort considers what happens at the precipice of last resorts?
> considering knowledge of lead poisoning was known as far back as 200 BC.

Certainly could have been known in pockets, but the manufacturing of general goods and the spreading of information was not like it is today - or even 100 years ago. Could be a combination of feasibility and the universally unknown that caused the continued usage to be widespread.
I agree that doing hard things and character building has its place. I'm just not sure that basic arithmetic is that place. I like to think that a kid inherently has something more tangible to get excited about than dopamine-bomb videos, and I fear that we might help drive them away from that "tangible excitement" and into the soul-sucking distractment, if we force them to learn without regard for that tangible and genuine excitement.
If this is DGX OS, then yes, this is what you’ll find installed on their 4-cards workstations.

This is more like a micro-DGX then, for $3k.
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> if there was a cover up, both the US and China have massive incentives to cover it up.

China saving face, that one is clear (although unlikely to survive, remember that doctor who risked his career and life to expose that the Chinese government was downplaying Covid? Why do you think nobody would expose a cover-up?). What incentive was there for the US, or any other impacted country?
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