This summer I’ve seen many people miffed (or worse) but the usage of the Italian equivalent of “heatwave” in the media coverage: both general news and meteorologists insisted that “the fourth heat wave was finally passing” or that “a fifth heat wave was looming” while the general experience was that it was insufferably hot from may until September, with little to no relief. It felt like a cruel joke.
A pill of Valerian is enough to make it hard for me to wake up after eight hours of sleep. I can’t imagine how powerful benzos are or what he’ll are the people taking them going through
Yeah, that’s a classic dilemma doctors have to face. Even my gastroenterologist stopped giving me details as soon as she convinced herself my issues were due to anxiety (they were not, but that’s another story).
you're treating obesity as a moral failure which is not helpful to the people with the problem, not really supported by science, and frankly a not great position to hold in general. Stop thinking about "blame" in the context of health issues and maybe try to see what helps the people who live with those issues.
lifestyle changes like you envision are notoriously difficult. if I wanted to single one out, "eat less" is clearly non trivial, since every fat person ever is aware of it and has tried it, but "trying" is not the part that gives the result.
This, so much. Even really important stuff like their GitHub integration, which works completely differently in Claude desktop, claude code from
Desktop client, and Claude code from CLI
So they are proving that this model of development isn’t really sustainable. I think this blog is a colossal self own “look at what we need to do to make it work!”
because the longer they wait, the higher the chance of being discovered before they're able to steal anything. I'm sure there's some game theory about this
I'm sorry, it sounds needlessly rough. I wholeheartedly agree that less paternalism would help us all (I'm still bitter at the insane level of paternalism displayed by my country during COVID)
Saying “this is subtly wrong” won’t do much in the training data for the same generation. Lots of this expertise is closed source for understandable reasons
the cognitive dissonance between “software engineering is a solved problem” and the state of software everywhere (still pretty crappy, maybe even worse than a couple of years ago) is staggering