for many types of beard itch, beard oil can also be a long term negative. if the itch is caused by fungal infection (same as dandruff and lots of skin issues), that infection feeds on the oils
in that case, you need daily anti dandruff shampoo, and not all are created equal: different types may work better or worse for different people
don’t paste anything private on there though (like “anyone with the link” share/invites)
the search gets sent to the server, and you immediately can’t be sure of its privacy once it’s out of your control
okay that’s a great idea and now i really want a dashboard widget on my phone that does that
imo speaking with an american accent wouldn’t even particularly call you out… i know a bunch of people that speak english as a second language that speak with at least somewhat of an american accent
it’s enough to be indicative
ENS runs on Etherium which no longer uses POW, thus doesn’t waste power in the same way as eg bitcoin
also I2P and onion don’t have name systems per se, so that doesn’t actually address the problem… AA could just use an IP address or something, but they require (for human usability) well known domain names
I2P and onion still require systems for discovery. they solve different problems to name systems
i took the phrase
You don’t need to understand why they struggle, just accept that they do.
to mean that you shouldn’t assume someone is lying. they just might have different circumstance or needs. that doesn’t invalidate their experience, just that you’re solving different problems (which may not have been well communicated, and also may not even be technical problems).
if you’re trying to solve their problems, then sure that’s a discussing… but 99% of tech conversations on the internet like this are people berating others for “not understanding” the “simple” way it’s done because it works fine for them
slight disagree: proud version is actually when you become so disillusioned with your old code that you throw it all out and start again
i moved one of those 8x2 cube storage shelves from next to my front door (where it didn’t get used) to my bedroom where i use it for “worn but not dirty” clothes
pile of clothes on the floor instantly fixed because now putting clothes “away” is the same effort as dropping them on the floor
that as the case may be, sending signals is still good. you don’t have to continue for very long, but a flood of support after making a moral decision will make it more likely that they, and others will make similar decisions in the future
the worst thing would be for google for example to see the fallout from this and think “well we don’t want to be them! better start building autonomous weapons”
the cost of having a child is more than just childcare
imo still very plausible… the key thing is deleted… accounts are rarely deleted, especially when they contain purchases and things like fortnight accounts do. more often than not, they’re suspended or just inactive which means the public ID remains used
it’s a very common security issue. it’s usually not a problem because deletions aren’t very common: usually accounts are just inactive
i’m not arguing either way on this specific case; i’d not heard about it until right now… but it’s pretty plausible from a software and security standpoint
one of the things i love about australian taxes: by law the displayed price must include all taxes… the price on the label/menu/sign/website/whatever is the price you pay… by law
always catches me out in the US adding tax and tip 😓 i end up spending way more than i’d intended and having a far worse experience because of it
One thing that is correct that many people posting here seem not to understand is that there is no current residency requirement to open a bank account in the US
okay… but… why is that a problem?
that solver would be tool use though… i’m talking about just the “thinking” LLMs. it’s fascinating to read the thinking block, because it breaks the problem down into basic chunks, solves the basic chunks (which it would have been in its training data, so easy), and solves them with multiple methods and then compares to check itself
yeah i find the thinking fascinating with maths too… like LLMs are horrible at maths but so am i if i have to do it in my head… the way it breaks a problem down into tiny bits that is certainly in its training data, and then combine those bits is an impressive emergent behaviour imo given it’s just doing statistical next token
i’d say stability is more important than energy density
like gasoline has more than 10x the energy density than tnt and we’re perfectly fine with many kg of that on a vehicle going 100km/h
a fully fueled vehicle is the equivalent of ~600kg of TNT, but it’s very stable whilst TNT is not
that seems… atypical? in australia at least, the average response time for a code 1 (most critical) emergency is 15-16min depending on the state
which is still super problematic for complete obstruction (your 5+5min might even be too high for a complete obstruction)
but 45min would make the ambulance service as a whole basically a useless concept
i’ve been using a service called skipper (australian) for a while and it’s great! i primarily started because i wanted high quality soap dispensers rather than plastic crap, but it’s great to have a bulk amount of refills available too
they’re all little pellets (eg hand soap is a ~1x1x2cm rectangle) that fizz and mix when you add water, and all the packaging is compostable in home compost
being dry ingredients means that a truck isn’t transporting water around; it’s just the bare minimum: the concentrated soap solid
it’s nice to have most of my day to day cleaning products covered in 1 place
they’re also some of the nicest fragrances for soaps that i’ve come across (also they offer unscented for some things like hand soap: i use this in the kitchen when i want to smell food not soap). their laundry sheets are particularly nice imo. i usually hate the smell of laundry detergent