LoganDark

Many individuals also have more than one personality disorder. I have a partner with bipolar + borderline + OCPD and a bunch of other stuff. I have a fair few too (borderline and OCPD at least).

You're absolutely right!

This isn't always an option because system webviews differ, but have you considered Tauri?

I think you vastly overestimate how much heating is at play here. Think of how long it takes a 1000W microwave to heat up a cup of water, maybe 2 minutes. Now imagine one tenth of that, or even less, even if it's microwave radiation you might never even make it above lukewarm. Blood is fairly good at taking heat away, just about as good as it is at warming you back up from the cold.

It's probably more like most domains barely change at all but some of them change a lot.

My LLM detector started going off around here:

> Why doesn't the Zone Builder just rebuild the setting that changed?

> It should, and that is where we ended up. However, proving when it was safe took most of the work. A record event identifies what changed. A zone event can come from many Cloudflare products, may not say why the zone changed, and can alter data shared by several zones with the same name. Choosing too much work wastes capacity. Choosing too little can leave stale or incorrect DNS data at the edge.

Re-reading the start of the post with that in mind, I'm fairly sure the article was generated by LLM.

With that said, curated it sure is. Aside from the smelly phrasing, the actual content is fairly dense and engaging. Not all of Cloudflare's LLM-generated posts are this good, but this one is fairly alright.

Location: US

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Email: [email protected]

Self-taught software engineer with over 10 years of experience. Proficient in Rust, TypeScript, Python but have used many, many more. Some embedded, desktop, lots of web. Frontend and backend.

I've done UI/UX design work in Sketch, Figma, Adobe XD before it was cool. I prefer to design in code.

Rust is my favorite and most proficient language by far. TypeScript is probably the next best. I try to avoid Python but I have extensive experience with it. Been trying to get into Haskell but not yet productive in it.

I use LLMs for search and light assistance. Good at hardening and some optimization. Very particular about controlling attack surface. Very detail-oriented.

Looking for full-time salaried or hourly gigs, first come first serve, Frontend SWE or Full-stack. Not task-based or for AI training. I can interview and start immediately for a fit.

Automations will not receive a reply.

https://github.com/LoganDark

I would guess that smaller animals typically die quickly in the wild, so they don't really face selection pressure against cancers. Larger animals live longer and select for more cancer suppression, including because of their vastly increased number of dice rolls, but also because the longer lifespan leaves more room for cancer over time.

I would guess it's more like a stronger captain diverts immediately rather than wasting time discussing the iceberg first.

There sort of is a "cure for viruses", actually, but it requires perfectly controlling environment and intake rather than only altering the body, so it's less realistic to live with. Compare replacing unstable RAM sticks to cutting all network access.

This doesn't stop viruses from existing in the first place, though, only from reaching you. If you wanted to stop them from existing in the first place, well, you would indeed have a bit of a hard time. Controlling mutation could theoretically stop cancer from emerging in the first place, if we solve the somewhat less hard problem of altering the whole body (rather than altering the whole planet, as with viruses).

This article lacks a concise definition of what this means, other than "not commenting" and "just getting on with it", I would suppose.

Holy shit, I had no idea that Steam Runtime is an entire container?!

In hindsight it seems like a fair compromise to avoid developers having to support every distro & distros having to support every developer, but it's actually mandatory (developers can't even choose to do this) which sucks. Factorio recently wrote about how they're forced to use it despite being statically linked: https://factorio.com/blog/post/fff-446

> Because we statically link our dependencies, we don't require steamrt in order for the game to run, but Steam does not allow games to opt out

That sucks, not gonna lie.

Temperature probes shouldn't require disconnecting cells, though.

Cancer sort of is a single type of thing, which is any mutation that succeeds at uncontrolled division. This can happen as a replication error, or from radiation damage, etc. There are an infinite number of particular mutations that can succeed, and so you get infinite expressions of cancer. But fix the mutations in general, and you fix the cancer.

Aging we don't fully know about yet. Naïvely you would definitely run into cancer problems without it, so that's why I wonder. We'll have to see.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49832938

One has to wonder what will become of cancer if aging is ever cracked. I really think cancer is the reason life evolved to have age. Because then most cancers can age rapidly and die out early, before they've taken their host with them. We still get cancers, but I would guess we'd get a lot more without age, and not just because we'd live longer.

There are actually multiple forms of cancer that don't reactivate telomerase, and as a result age rapidly and die out on their own. Sometimes these are called pre-cancers, because they could still end up reactivating telomerase before they fully die, and then becoming a full cancer. A lot of them don't however, and a naïve solution to aging would remove this pre-cancer grace period entirely.

One video may have been linked to in multiple comments, which is why each comment that links to the video is enumerated under the video.

Current doesn't tell you if the battery is leaking charge, or otherwise failing to store it though. Vastly increased losses could be a sign of failure, for example. In any case it's important to be sure.

Ah, that makes more sense. Thank you!

Is no one entertaining the possibility that some contributions were lower quality due to AI? I'm surprised to have only seen arguments that it's review.

"your account has been terminated for violations of our T&Cs"

LG scans the list of nearby networks. It does not automatically connect to any.

Holy crap, they actually use delve. That's hilarious.

What kind of article shows you a newsletter pop-up as soon as you load the page? That virtually guarantees not a single person would ever enter their information because they haven't even had a single second's chance to make any sort of determination yet.

Does DeepL use a large language model for translation now? It was my impression that they used machine learning, but not "generative AI" as it is today.

I wonder when someone will offer a truly uncensored model subscription. For some reason, it seems that nobody's been brave enough to find a country that wouldn't take them down for offering that service.

Wouldn't "AIDE" be more skimmable? Took me a while to figure out you probably mean something like "agentic development environment" because I couldn't find a definition of the acronym anywhere.

This suggests there are tiers to ass. What dictates how much ass someone can eat? Is there anyone who can eat only partial ass?

I don't think no one knows how it works. I just think the people using the word "legacy" for it are boneheaded.

Versace on my wrist, baby make a wish...

What they chose was Steve Jobs