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He wrote a kernel that is free, widely considered as secure and paves a way for secure computer interaction among the general public. A tremendous accomplishment.

He may be abrasive and unkind but the Linux kernel has been a real positive contribution to all.

• Starting Strength book
  • The program is simplistic, dont follow all the advice in the book but the guidance around compound lifts is good
  • Follow that basic program for a month or two (Or ice cream fitness), depending on your level of fitness you might like PHAT or PHUL.
• Couch to 5k
  • Once you Can run a 10K It's simply a matter of determining what your goals are

On the software side:

• Fitnotes
  • Although it's proprietary, it's free and that allows you to export your data into SQLite. Any llm (even a local one) will cobble together a dashboard with plotly/jupyter or even PyQt without much pain
• Waistline Is an application available on F-Droid, This is open source. So, send the developer a donation if you like it.

Well yeah, self-instruct is how a lot of these models are trained. Bootstrap training data off a larger model and fine-tune a pre-existing model of that.

It's similar but different.

On some devices with Linux suspend can still consume a lot of power, I've had some pain with this in the past with Void but runit boots quick so non-issue.

I suppose another perspective is encryption, when the device Is powered off. It's going to be encrypted so there might be an extra degree of security there.

When I was performing dart analytics and teaching at the same time I would turn off my machine between classes just in case. But I still wanted it to boot fast because I'd have to then go and teach.

I've used this app before and I really like it and I'd recommend it to everybody in this thread:

• https://github.com/davidhealey/waistline

Track your macros, get some WPC and make peanut butter+banana+WPC milkshakes.

Savoury dishes will be limited to noodles -- from experience.

Nonetheless, he was not convicted on those charges.

The E63 was the peak.

It doesn't need CSAM in the dataset to generate images that would be considered CSAM.

I'm sure they take good effort to stay away from that stuff as it's bad for business.

Yeah that's a good point. Also, the congestion pricing could fund improvement to public transport And motivate a change in perspective for the residents.

Wendover productions did an interesting video on this recently.

Oh, that is a fair point. We did have a donor kebab place, Which definitely blow Burger King and McDonald's out of the water.

But variety is nice and in the absence of that there was nothing other than KFC and Burger King.

A lot of areas don't have other restaurants. It's a sea of fast food that can only be driven to.

City is different, but before I had the savings to move, I u didn't have much choice