Had a dream the other night that Bitcoin went to 0 and Cardano went up by nearly 1000x, woke up in a cold sweat
"Yeah, but what can you actually buy with crypto?"
Happiness. The most valuable resource in the world, which no other money can buy.
Every Reddit comment is art, and art is to be judged over the artist
"And [calculations] strongly imply that brute-force attacks against 256-bit keys will be infeasible until computers are built from something other than matter and occupy something other than space."
TA is awesome. I like to do FA and check what stuff has utility, prototype and buidl, read docs, whereas my dad will draw lines on a chart all day and end up profiting 6x on some shitcoin lol.
Lmao PubMed is down, deserved
TIL that "tarot" doesn't rhyme with "carrot", which I have been saying it like up until now
Most bank branches look a whole lot better when covered in orange paint. Direct action works.
Carbon Dioxide
FUNGI ARE NOT VEGAN
THEY'RE ALIIIIVEEEE
Schrรถdinger's Immigrant Superposition โ simultaneously displayed as the ones taking all the jobs, and also all the ones doing no work and scrounging all the benefits.
Just realised my entire online life (and by extension, my entire life) depends on the Central African Republic's continued existence
Oh yeah I forgot that, as It's been free for me for like 4 years
Hold on a sec, who on earth is commercially licensing VSCode?
I just assume anyone saying this is a functional programming maximalist.
Remember what your programming experience has taught you: global mutable state is error-prone and problematic. ๐
I've had a couple of weeks with my ergo trackball now, I'm mostly used to it and my right forearm pain has pretty much vanished. Yeah, it was expensive though.
Just committed some security code that would make any cryptographer vomit, whilst laughing maniacally as I force pushed it
Ah, I see some of my information may have been outdated: water fluoridation isn't as useful now as it was in the past due to fluoride being provided by other means like toothpaste and tablets (bmj q2173).
First chart is interesting: Huge increases in dental health early on for "fluoridated" countries through water additives and for "non-fluoridated" through other means: mainly toothpastes, and some Scandinavian countries listed there achieved success through tablets. Obviously for countries like the UK and US there's no clear binary option and complex decisions regarding deployment are made more by local authorities (shown in your second chart). DMFT index drops decelerates near the end of the chart as, for most wealthy countries, fluoride toothpaste is used more as the primary method for people that can afford it.
This explains why the newer second chart shows much less of a correlation (and its more nuanced view on a local rather than national level). Older studies and studies on older population members tend to show less correlation for the same reason. Maybe fluoridated water supplies have served their good purpose after all!
Deserve what? Unfluoridated water? I sure hope not!







