It’s only a Caesar salad if you cut open the bottle and pull the dressing out instead of squeezing it out.
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Idk what this image is trying to convey
I hate to say it, but this is Mamdani for me. It’s like he’s too perfect and his whole image and persona seems like it’s finely crafted by a media team.
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Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•A "gentle reminder" implies the existence of a violent reminder
5·18 days agoWell yeah, you can say things like “the eruption was a harsh reminder of the dangers of living next to a volcano”
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Technology@lemmy.world•Samsung reportedly set to distribute up to $26.6 billion to staff in AI-driven semiconductor bonuses after last-minute union deal — average payouts could approach $400,000 per chip employeeEnglish
30·19 days agoExecs aren’t usually included in unions
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Comic Strips@lemmy.world•Go ahead and reward yourself with a very small cookie, or maybe a string cheese.
2·21 days agoBasically any of the really cheap ones. They do resistance by friction against what is essentially a strip of carpet and feels really shitty and gross to use.
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Comic Strips@lemmy.world•Go ahead and reward yourself with a very small cookie, or maybe a string cheese.
1·21 days agoEh I tried this and found it difficult to use and work at the same time, especially as peddling gradually pushes away my office chair. Also most of them do resistance by having a strip of carped on the inner wheel that rubs against a break pad that you can tighten, which just feels gross, not like how a gym bike machine feels.
Also I feel it’s really difficult to make it feel like effort.
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Comic Strips@lemmy.world•Go ahead and reward yourself with a very small cookie, or maybe a string cheese.
2·21 days agoMacrofactor is the gold standard, but requires a subscription. Calorometer is a decent alternative, but still locks some features behind a subscription and is a bit messy.
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Comic Strips@lemmy.world•Go ahead and reward yourself with a very small cookie, or maybe a string cheese.
2·21 days agoIncreasing weight is actually not very effective at burning more calories, you’d be better off just adding like 10 minutes of time
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Comic Strips@lemmy.world•Go ahead and reward yourself with a very small cookie, or maybe a string cheese.
1·21 days agoLosing 8 pounds in 5 days would require a daily deficit of 5,600 calories, so if you ate nothing you would still need to burn 3,600 calories to hit that, and if you’re hiking with a moderate load at a relaxed pace you’d be burning around 500-600 calories and hour, so would need to be hiking for like 7 hours a day AND not eating anything to lose that much weight in that much time…
Um akshually ☝️🤓 most of those objects don’t reflect light they absorb light and they re-emit photons at a different energy level.
(Pre submission edit I fact checked this first and while it is true, the same can be said for photons reflected by a mirror, so op is basically right, they are all reflections)
I mean other than being too literal about the scenario and saying something like I would half flip the lever causing the trolley to derail. Then I would either just freeze and not act in time either way, or if I somehow had enough time to think it through, and I knew all the parameters with 100% certainty I don’t think I would do it, $100 isn’t that much money and thinking about my own financial gain when people are about to die would make me feel gross.
Yes, that’s the point of my comnent
Machine learning is AI
The thing is the AIs that doctors are using aren’t just the commercially available chatgpt or Gemini, they are specialized, tuned for accuracy and only trained on medical articles.
You can tune an AI to not hallucinate. Like you can just program it so it will return actual verbatim article snippets.
Nah, I work in AI for medicine we have lots of data that it does actually help.
My work specifically looks at images from scans (mostly MRI and X-ray) to diagnose conditions (mostly respiratory) before even senior doctors are able to reliably diagnose it. It’s already out working in the world and has saved hundreds of people’s lives already.
I also have friends that work in AI diagnosis and they have similar success and just save doctors a ton of time.
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Games@lemmy.world•My quest to get a steam controller has failedEnglish
11·1 month agoGyro control is still just a gimmick, but grip buttons are decent I guess.
But it’s still combining a controller and a kbm and ending up being worse than either one individually. And there’s only a very limited niche where a steam controller could be better than either on its own.
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Games@lemmy.world•My quest to get a steam controller has failedEnglish
711·1 month agoI genuinely don’t understand the hype beyond valve fanboyism. They already released a steam controller years ago and it was actually terrible, like there’s a reason no one else has even bothered to try and copy the track pad controller gimmick, because it’s just bad.










This seems like kind of the opposite for me.
The biggest change to my ADHD was when I got an autistic obsession with a sport, so I started excersizing, eating better and sleeping better.
The second paragraph would be entirely useless to me and woulntnwork as soon as it was more than 2 steps and involves writing