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Cool, I am 185cm and 68kg, work out 6 days a week, and have very little body fat. I am making this argument because it bothers me that this measurement treats visceral fat and muscle as the same thing. It’s often useless, unless you’re measuring degrees of obesity or something.

For two people that are the same height, one could have X lbs of pure muscle, and one could have X lbs of pure fat, and they would have the same BMI. Color me shocked that it is not always a good predictor of disease.

Nobody is going to do that.

Why did Denis have to fuck up Jimi's headstock like that

Same! Rock and roll!

Anyone see news of when it’s planned to go live in copilot?

Can you search the web for probable corrections to broken links? Has anyone had luck doing this with a web enabled model?

Holy shit!

I've seen a few complaints about the limitations of CAGED so I've been trying to focus on theory rather than just mindlessly learn tricks and regurgitate songs. Having a lot of fun so far.

The book I'm reading (recommended in another comment) does talk about minor forms of CAGED forms, though - pentatonic scale patterns, arpeggio patterns, and chord forms.

S2 is, in my opinion, the sweet spot of PRS's lineup.

Thanks, this is exactly what I needed. It's amazing how much of this information other people decided to omit.

It seems contradictory to care immensely about traffic safety but lament the idea of wearing a vest to cross the street. It seems like something that logically we should probably already be doing. Self driving cars are just making it more obvious.

Somewhat unrelated: I’m looking for a comprehensive overview of why the CAGED system works on guitar. I see lots of mechanical explanations of how to use it to play various chords down the neck, but nothing explaining the theory behind it.

My guess is that initially he intended to avoid being caught, but at some point changed his mind and embraced it.

Yeah, I like a lot about VS code and it feels far less annoying to use. It just sucks that there's no undo equivalent to undo-tree, the Git equivalents are not up to snuff (I just end up using CLI, which is fine I guess). But gptel is also super useful, and there's no good VS code equivalent I've found for that either.

wgrep is nice, I use it very rarely but its useful. I did not know about wdired, looking that up now, looks very cool, you are NOT helping me escape this damned editor..

gptel is great because it does exactly what you would expect and stays up to date with new models from anthropic and openai. Before settling on gptel, I went through FOUR programs that had a lot of buzz but were not being kept up to date with new models!

gptel has joined magit and undo-tree in being so damn useful and reliable that they are keeping me from ditching emacs, even though I want to.

She came from wealth, dude, her parents manufactured her success at a young age. Did you seriously listen to that music and think it was grassroots success from raw talent?

I’ve spent a fair amount of time with Acme because it’s fun, but you’re not misunderstanding anything. Anyone who unironically tries assert the superiority of their niche editor is delusional and/or full of shit. It’s just personal preference.

- Significantly increased mortality risk

- Higher rates of cardiovascular disease

- Type 2 diabetes

- Sleep apnea and breathing problems

- Osteoarthritis due to excess pressure on joints

- Multiple types of cancers (colon, breast, endometrial)

- Depression and anxiety from social stigma

- Reduced mobility and quality of life

- Higher medical costs (~$1,429 more annually per person)[1]

- Decreased workplace productivity

- Shorter life expectancy (can reduce by 5-10 years)

Oh no wait, sorry, those are the effects of obesity.

[1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19635784/

It is such a fucking no-brainer. The costs of obesity, both monetary and in terms of human suffering, are staggering. Absolutely fucking staggering. We should be making this as available as humanly possible, NOW.

It means a wink, a nod, and perhaps a nudge nudge.

Expecting the code to be plagiarized and for the results to fail to replicate

The goal is to get a clinically relevant measurement, captured at rest under specific conditions, not a measurement that's representative of a random moment during everyday life.

I think if your exercise involves you regularly getting choked out you probably shouldn’t be expecting neurological benefits

how about they follow up 7900 XTX with a card that actually has some VRAM

If this is as effective as you claim it to be, then I look forward to Apple including it in the operating system for free in the future. You should consider applying there and making it happen!

Do you guys think Microsoft is pissed that Cursor exists? Do you think there are internal execs raging about the decision to open source VS Code because of it?

Probably spent an hour waiting for it to get to the good part. Haha!

This is like posting a reaction video. Just post the actual source.

I don't find this very compelling. Hardware is becoming more available and cheaper as production ramps up, and smaller models are constantly seeing dramatic improvements.