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Agreed! Unfortunately the choice is not always in your hands.

I also suspect the current record holder for oldest person Jeanne Calment was a fraud. She beat the number two by 3 years (122 versus 119), the record was set back in 1996 but no one came close. But most importantly she had a reason to dupe people, because she sold her house at an old age.

> In 1965, aged 90 and with no heirs left, Calment signed a life estate contract on her apartment with civil law notary André-François Raffray, selling the property in exchange for a right of occupancy and a monthly revenue of 2,500 francs (€380) until her death. Raffray died on 25 December 1995, by which time Calment had received more than double the apartment's value from him, and his family had to continue making payments.

Ads are they only way to make a lot of money on the internet.

Maybe you like my project: https://rssrdr.com/

It's the simplest RSS reader in the world: no badges, registration or download necessary.

The other article on solar takeoff in Africa got some traction, but this one is backed up with some data.

I use this for my rss reader!

https://rssrdr.com/?rss=raw.githubusercontent.com/Roald87/Ha...

RSS is awesome! That’s why I made the simplest RSS reader[1] and a RSS feed of Hacker News classics that’s updated daily[2].

Using this curbed my Reddit usage quite a lot.

[1] https://rssrdr.com [2] https://github.com/Roald87/HackernewsClassics

They mention that in the article. It’s not enough to offset the higher break wear.

Would you ever trust an AI agent running your business? As hilarious as this small experiment is, is there ever a point where you can trust it to run something long term? It might make good decisions for a day, month or a year and then one day decide to trash your whole business.

Just like with traffic: you build more roads, but traffic stays the same. It's induced demand[1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induced_demand

The whole thread is so wholesome. Recommended reading :)

I agree. That’s why I created the simplest possible RSS reader[1]. I use it daily, but so far I’m the only user :D.

[1]: https://motherfuckingrssreader.com/

Thanks for the inspiration!

That sounds much better--I'll implement it. Thanks for the idea :).

Thanks!

I tried your two [1] feeds and it worked for me. Not sure why it didn't work for you, I don't see anything in the logs about a failed request.

[1]: https://motherfuckingrssreader.com/?rss=https%3A%2F%2Fbrecky...

The big difference here is something the user sees versus the developers as in your example. For users I think the answer is almost always, less is better. For the developers also, but there’s a bit more leeway.

According to this ted talk[1] he wasn’t. He led dangerously unprepared missions and ignored locals advice. Roald Admudsen was more successful and did it without the drama.

[1]: https://youtu.be/b0Z9IpTVfUg

It takes the #1 and #2 spots on the aider code leader board[1].

[1]: https://aider.chat/docs/leaderboards/

Love the title!

I love the idea. Do you think he uses Remote Desktop from his phone? Or does he only use a desktop or a laptop.

Dr. Becky has a nice explainer video of the first paper.

https://youtu.be/-kTe0xRAU1w

Here’s an interesting Twitter thread with various explanations for the obesity pandemic [1].

[1] https://twitter.com/mold_time/status/1412827749828513800?s=2...

I have trouble keeping up with the news. Figured it would help to have a public repo to collect the latest developments.

PRs welcome!