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How useful is this metric if we don't know which LLM produced each MR?

There could be massive differences in quality between LLMs.

I’m not convinced by this study at all. I’d like to know whether the risk of circulation-related issues was more applicable to people already at risk for those issues. I use a standing desk almost daily and it’s really alleviated my spinal issues, along with making me feel more energised throughout the day.

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The country is neither fascist nor a dictatorship.

However, the legal overhaul does curtail the court's ability to assert a more libertarian, liberal agenda. The government is pushing a religious agenda that will change the nature of the country, and that causes significant consternation to the largely secular population that makes up the hi-tech nation.

The foreign actor point is a good one. But I’m still confused as to why right wing nationalists would not have gotten the information from the internet that Erdogan’s policies are destroying their economy. Is his voter base largely less educated?

Is it not an ad, just a short piece I wrote on coffee roasting.

N=1 and also probably too many variables to learn from this - keto itself is already a massive lifestyle intervention. Did you restrict calories as well? Exercise?

That would be true of any medication, so long as the laws of thermodynamics remain true

loved this - thanks for sharing!

I’m a Canadian software engineer but my degree is in law (I’m a self-taught developer). Do people in my situation manage to get H1B or TN visas despite not having a technical degree?

Thanks a lot!

Can someone explain why this would be the case?

I could understand lifestyle changes causing a reduction in both, but not why reducing blood pressure via medication would reduce T2 risk.

I kind of feel like people romanticize isolation these days. Human relationships can be challenging but can also provide immense benefits for human development and wellbeing.

Can't imagine dividends have much importance for Berkshire - they'd rather money be re-invested in the business as a rule.

If the situation doesn't improve by March 2021, they will be up the creek.

Looks like they haven't put up much documentation yet - hard to say what this is really.

How do you work with different platforms? How does the performance compare to React Native? Can we see examples? What APIs exist to access native functionalities? How complete is the Flex implementation?

This is correct.

Anyone know what kind of data is publicly available on pregnancy rates?

Thanks, they seem to have strong pre-sales support.

Nice blog, but watch out for advising people that putting money in index funds 'pretty much assumes an 8% return'. Returns can vary wildly year by year even if 7-9% annual is accurate over the last 20-30 years or so. Bogle (and others) is estimating the coming year's returns to be lower than 7.

Nice to hear :)

This book taught me the fundamentals of passive investing (https://www.amazon.com/Random-Walk-Down-Wall-Street/dp/03933...) and this website is THE online community for Bogle-style, passive investors (https://www.bogleheads.org/), once you understand the basics.

Any advice on landing remote freelance gigs? I assume you don't use lowest-common-denominator sites like eLance.

To badly paraphrase the words of Jack Bogle - "I don't know anyone who can successfully time the market, and I don't know anyone who knows anyone who can either."

Am I the only one concerned about privacy implications here?

Google is revealing private calendar data without any ability to control what is shared and what is not. This is another example of sacrificing personal privacy for a "cool feature". No thanks!

This was my intro as well, and I've already recommended it to a number of people.

Malkiel believes in investing over gambling/speculating. That means trying to obtain market returns rather than trying to beat it, using very-low-cost funds like those offered by Vanguard. A great place to read more about this philosophy, when you finish Random Walk, is the Boglehead's forum.

Curious what kind of things you found intriguing about this article.

I think this alphabet (or proto-alphabet) is exceptionally beautiful, with its representations of sea creatures, flora, and objects.

Interesting (unusual?) choice of a hypermedia API structure. Were you having a lot of issues with RESTful APIs?

Rebalancing does not necessarily require selling shares - a different strategy is to rebalance at the same time that you want to add money to your portfolio by buying the shares necessarily for rebalancing. This would prevent the taxable event of selling.

I think you will find Java less often among startups because initial development can take longer, and startups are often strapped for cash. Some companies eventually switch to the JVM (Java, Scala, etc.) for performance reasons, and many don't. I personally have never worked as a Java developer, so take this with many grains of salt.