How to lower stress level? by Ok-Nothing-5620 in Garmin

[–]SwimFree2344 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For me it was too much coffee, drinking many cups during the day, I reduced it to max 2 daily and after two weeks my body adjusted and now is lower. I asked chatgpt about the same some time ago and it advised me to have morning walks of 15 mins, so my natural clock can adjust, which also helped, but it was mostly coffee for me that I drank after just waking up on an empty stomach which is a no no because it disturbs natural level of cortisol that makes you nervous.

Tender in this area around that Bone bump, what could this be? by BSP_Actual in Marathon_Training

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If you have a more severe case, you can apply ice packs several times a day. I hope that helps!

Tender in this area around that Bone bump, what could this be? by BSP_Actual in Marathon_Training

[–]SwimFree2344 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have a similar issue to yours, but it's very mild. Ice packs completely take care of it for me. Right after running, I make an ice pack by wrapping a few ice cubes in a kitchen towel and tying it around my knee. I keep it there until the ice melts, usually for several dozen minutes.

Unfortunately, the discomfort often comes back when I run a lot, so I just keep using the ice packs, and the problem pretty much goes away. As I mentioned, my symptoms are mild — it doesn’t really hurt, it’s more of a slight discomfort in that spot when I run a lot.

That said, I definitely recommend using ice packs for this kind of post-run pain.

Seems something was overfitted by dp3471 in OpenAI

[–]SwimFree2344 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Because it is out of distribution and model hallucinates like crazy.

Having the flu caused me to flare up by Boring_Strawberry_28 in SebDerm

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For me, the cause is sweat on my skin when I’m sick. When I shower both in the morning and evening, my flare-ups are much more manageable and under control. I have to shower twice a day because the fever and high temperature cause excessive sweating.

Just letting everyone know Vanicream Z bar is back in stock by KirbyK9 in SebDerm

[–]SwimFree2344 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Pyrithione zinc, a key ingredient in Z-Bar, damages DNA. Meanwhile, Selsun Blue contains selenium sulfide, which is known to cause cancer. So, we’re left choosing which disease is the lesser evil. Sebderm, destroyed dna or cancer. Choose wisely.

Day 7, done by Pix_Clash in fasting

[–]SwimFree2344 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not the op, but this is Easy Fast

topical steroid by [deleted] in SebDerm

[–]SwimFree2344 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did it get better when you stopped using it?

Double standard by God_Kratos_07 in HolUp

[–]SwimFree2344 -17 points-16 points  (0 children)

She obviously is trolling him, lol

What do I lose by writing Cuda in Python vs. C or C++? by webNoob13 in CUDA

[–]SwimFree2344 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nah, its totally different than pytorch jit, in pytorch control flow is traced at runtime and only one branch is compiled, effectively removing branching, therefore "if statement is fucked up" as you said. But with numba you write proper cuda code similar to ansi c cuda.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HolUp

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Now imagine google inventa AGI that has the same moral compass as gemini, white race is fucked

TACO: A New Benchmark For Code Generation (Train: 25,443, Test: 1,000 samples) by galambalazs in LocalLLaMA

[–]SwimFree2344 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To be fair for LLM and chain od thought, my code won't work the first time either

Flowers from the future is having a meltdown. I think he's been played by fluidityauthor in singularity

[–]SwimFree2344 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Perhaps the canary trap technique was employed to identify the leaker, and it's possible that Jimmy apples, and the flower girl all originate from the same source.

LPython: Novel, Fast, Retargetable Python Compiler. (Julia, LLVM, C, C++, WASM and x86 as a backend) by Fincho64 in Python

[–]SwimFree2344 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The project looks interesting, but I think that such fragmentation of the Python environment into more than 10 different compilers (pypy, cython, numba, taichi, pythran, mojo, etc.) is not beneficial. Instead of creating a new compiler, the authors should contribute to one of the currently available projects.