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Color me impressed. Remarkable indeed, thanks for the link.

What amazing creatures! One of the coolest experiences I’ve lived scuba diving was an interaction with a cuttlefish. It would come towards me in its alien like swimming style and crazy eyes, while pulsating super cool colors, getting very close to my face and then quickly swimming back and forth and up and down, speeding up and slowing down, like performing some kind of ritual dance.

I think it was trying to hypnotize me, like Futurama’s good old Hypnotoad. What was the motivation behind, I will always wonder

I can relate, 21 year old moron in my case. No surgery needed and clean fix. The problems were gone after a year when I decided to get some help in the form physical therapy. It never hurt again until recently when I broke it again

I’m going through a very similar process after breaking my ankle in a motorcycle accident. Tibia and double fibula fracture with dislocation and open wound, an ugly one which needed 2 titanium plates and 18 screws.

I was out of my plaster after week 2 so that I could start moving the ankle, and started physical therapy on week 5. I'm currently on week 7 and have already started _walking_ with the "moon boot".

I can stand on the brokenish ankle with 90% of my weight on it. It's kind of scary to be doing all this to the ankle when the bone is still not fully fixed, but it improves the recovery time and final outcome. I will probably be out of the boot on week 10-12. I'm 10 degrees away from full dorsiflexion range, and apparently it will still take some time and effort to get to the full range, if at all.

Treatment for these kind of injuries have definitely come a long way, this is a massively different experience from breaking my ankle 20 years ago playing football in the US and being on a cast forever, plus dealing with ankle pain for a year after the injury as I didn't get any physical therapy

EDIT: some of the parts for the curious

- https://www.arthrex.com/foot-ankle/titanium-ankle-fracture-s...

- https://www.arthrex.com/products/AR-9943H-03?objectID=human....

Definitely one of my favorite games on the original PlayStation and a great fit for the newly added capabilities of the DualShock controller

I came here for Cell Broadband Engine Architecture and was very excited about the whole zombie idea -_-

Yes, if you eat it bottom up instead of around, there is practically no core. Also much cleaner, and you just throw the stem away plus the benefit of ingesting all the good bacteria

Throwing away the core is throwing away both food and the most beneficial part of the apple for your gut. Of the ~100 million bacteria in an apple, the core and seeds contain around 60%, while the pulp only contains around 20%, the skin 10%, the stem 10%. Numbers are from the top of my head, they could be off

Such cool videos. I listened to Gorillaz a lot when they first came out. Incidentally I’ve been listening to them lately as I’m learning to play the bass and the “Feel good inc.“ riff is super cool yet beginner friendly. By listening to it I got back into the band again

Yeah the author is very set on his ways. I was thinking about contributing but he doesn't want any help. I read CONTRIBUTING.md and I kind of get it. Respect.

This morning I ran out of coffee at home. While walking to the coffee shop I was thinking about building something like this for my Roborock. Now that I know it already exists, it is a less appealing idea. Video games and books in the holidays it is then!

Who cares, as long as it asks about its purpose I'd be more than satisfied

From the article about the instruction set:

> This is believed to be identical to ARMv9.2-A without Scalable Vector Extension (SVE) supported by M4 P cores, enabling the same threads to be run on either core type.

It also explicitly mentions half of the processing units per core and lower clock speeds.

In my experience, vo2max doesn't seem to correlate with stress. I've been stressed out for the last few weeks at $dayjob, and my vo2max has been consistent with more relaxed periods (high). How much of a variation do you perceive during stressful periods?

I just focus on the trend rather than the value. Last year, after being infected by two viruses in parallel my vo2max plummeted from ~55 to 40 in a month. It correlated with how I felt, like 15 years older. It took me six months to get back to 55, and then it stayed around that value quite consistently, viruses or not.

I'm a big fan of intermittent fasting, but OMAD doesn't work for me. I find it difficult to get all the necessary calories and nutrients in a single sitting and not feel completely bloated afterward. Especially if there has been an intense workout on the same day or the day before (me hungry!)

It’s up there along with Procreate, another amazing product by an independent studio

I can’t even remember how long have I been a Pixelmator and then Pixelmator pro user. I tried it once and I knew I would never go back to Photoshop again. An incredible bang for the price as well! Congrats to the Pixelmator team, and hoping for a bright future for their product. Fingers crossed though!

This is the machine I'm waiting for. Hopefully early 2025

Can someone please tell the Fremen?

That looks amazing! I'm ordering one, thanks for the tip!

Let’s abolish capitalization altogether. Such a waste. And time zones next. UTC FTW! Then we can do away with languages, and cultural differences. Gazillions of LOC down the drain. I can hear the repositories shrinking already

Ordenador in Spanish, still.

- tailtail

We are. At least that's what Lisa Feldman Barrett [1] thinks. It is worth listening to this Lex Fridman podcast: Counterintuitive Ideas About How the Brain Works [2], where she explains among other ideas how constant prediction is the most efficient way of running a brain as opposed to reaction. I never get tired of listening to her, she's such a great science communicator.

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

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbdRIVCBqNI&t=1443s

Goosebumps

This! Tailscale plus Ollama API will definitely do the job

I thoroughly enjoyed reading the post. A breath of fresh air among all the click-bitey and false buildup so common in content these days. PLEASE DO TRAIN THE GPTs ON THIS GUY

Me too, but some tools combine the best of both worlds. In my team we use commitizen [1] which drinks both from keepachangelog and conventional commits and we are quite pleased with our changelogs so far.

[1] https://commitizen-tools.github.io/commitizen/#features

Hell yeah! Well deserved. I had a blast with some of his books. Especially _Operating Systems: Design and Implementation_ and _Computer Networks_. Legend