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ExcessShiv

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  • Can CBD Make You Run Faster? A New Study Put It To The Test

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  • On average, runners were 3.1% faster in the CBD trial than in the placebo. That’s not trivial in the real world—if you’re running ~7:55/mile, that’s roughly ~30 seconds over two miles. But the study couldn’t confidently say CBD reliably improves time trial performance (the findings were “not statistically significant). Still, the direction of the effect is interesting, and 10 of the 12 runners ran faster with CBD.

  • The long read: What technology takes from us – and how to take it back | Rebecca Solnit

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  • You misunderstand me then...I'm not saying we should not regulate some technologies and what they're allowed to be used for, we absolutely should. But blame should be put solely on the people using it in horrible soul crushing ways. They are terrible people doing terrible things, blame them, punish them.

  • Tesla's 'unsupervised' Robotaxis vanish a week after pre-earnings announcement

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  • He may have used "end of year" before 2018...I'm pretty sure he promised "coast-to-coast" FSD capabilities "by end of the year" back in 2016

  • The long read: What technology takes from us – and how to take it back | Rebecca Solnit

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  • Because technology isn't to blame. Technology doesn't have any agenda or intrinsic capacity for malice...the people behind it do. The people who decide to use the capabilities of technology with malicious intent are to blame, they should be blamed for all of it. Do not let technology share the load of that blame, it is only the people behind that should that, they er personally to blame because they actively chose to use technology maliciously when they could just have chosen not to.

  • Tesla's 'unsupervised' Robotaxis vanish a week after pre-earnings announcement

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  • This is the same CEO who has promised “full self-driving next year” every year since 2018.

    This is just plain lying by electrek...he started promising "self-driving next year" long before that.

  • How to run programs sandboxed on a work pc

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  • The issue is not listening to music, the issue is trying to circumvent company IT policy to install software they're not allowed to install, e.g. spottube. So, if they want to use something like that, they need to do so on their own devices.

  • Apple to Soon Take Up to 30% Cut From All Patreon Creators in iOS App

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  • You can make the subscription through the website on the phone just as well and not pay the cut to apple.

  • Tesla profit tanked 46% in 2025 | TechCrunch

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  • Yes, because while they had lower profits than previously, they still had higher profits than expected. This market behavior is in no way unique or limited to Tesla or "meme stocks". If a company increases profits, but less than expected, their stock usually drop despite increased profit. It's because value is tied to actual results vs. expected results on the short term.

  • FreeCad in docker

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  • Not really, it's a completely insignificant share of the market they alienate by not supporting Linux.

  • The long read: What technology takes from us – and how to take it back | Rebecca Solnit

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  • It is not technology that takes away from us, it is the people behind that decide how they are deployed. Stop moving the blame to the tech, blame the people.

  • FreeCad in docker

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  • I've used this tutorial series it's pretty good, although he talks a bit too slow for my liking so I played it at 1.25 speed.

  • Going to a Protest? Don't Bring Your Phone Without Doing This First

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  • Then why bother commenting on the type of coffee shop, if phone cameras are the biggest issue, your fancy pansy small craft coffee shops are equally big of an issue...SMH

  • FreeCad in docker

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  • Supporting actual free and open solutions >> piracy though IMO.

  • FreeCad in docker

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  • The whole point of switching to FreeCad (for me) is to get rid of proprietary software from shitty companies.

  • Amazon to Shut Down All Amazon Go and Amazon Fresh Stores

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  • Or they got the behavioral data they needed and shutdown the project.

  • FreeCad in docker

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  • It's gigabit WiFi, latency to server is something like 5ms, and disk i/o and bandwidth barely even register above 1% on my laptop...the bottleneck is not network or the laptop.

  • FreeCad in docker

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  • Its really not that intensive, I barely break 15% CPU utilization and 25% RAM utilization on my laptop wheen using via browser to dockerized FreeCad on the server, compared to 100% CPU and 45% RAM when running FreeCad directly on the laptop.

  • FreeCad in docker

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  • Thats also not the most intensive part. Managing geometries and compute is the most intensive part and that is done server side.

  • FreeCad in docker

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  • FreeCad is run inside the container, on the server hardware, the frontend is then accessed via browser. My laptop is not doing any more work than browsing the internet, it's all handled by the server hardware.