You might be confusing using functions with functional programming. Python is Object Oriented language at it’s core, most people use it as procedural, and like most modern languages it supports also functional paradigms.

Carotene is 10% absorption rate from my example (IIRC 30% from juice), but you still need to dissolve it in fat to get vitamin A.

complete amino complexes and b12

Tis a question of “how much of it can be absorbed by humans”.

For example absorption rate of vitamin A from animal sources is ~90%, but about 10% from veggies (if you use vegetable fat it’s a bit higher, animal fat even more higher, cook it, juice it, the absorption rate plateaues at 30%; and technically it’s not a vitamin A but something that will become a vitamin A when dissolved in fat) - and the amount of it in veggies is lower compared to animal byproducts.

The healthiest take is to eat the best quality food you can afford that isn’t ultra processed.

Vegan food can be slop - see beyond meat, meat substitutes, lab grown meat etc. Heck, even South Park made an episode about it.

(I know you meant “the healthiest take in the vegan-nonvegan dichotomy”, but I just couldn’t help myself, tee hee)

According to OpenAis internal test suite and system card, hallucination rate is about 50% and the newer the model the worse it gets.

And that fact remains unchanged on other LLM models.

I believe I have the honour of wearing the same medal :)

https://github.com/dessalines/essays/blob/main/capitalism_doesnt_work.md

This is one of them, it’s a list of fun facts about USA, and current state of capitalism.

Like UN study showing that 3% of USA military budget would end hunger world wide.

It’s a pile of garbage and he seems to genuinely believe in it

I honestly don’t know how to help you. Take care of yourself, because you sound unwell

Isn’t that lemmygrad.ml, not lemmy.ml?

Cut off from several instances for the behavior of others

Name them please. Because as far as I know, its a few small ones with barely any traffic?

There’s a push recently on lemmy to make people think that .ml instance is unpopular, it’s user wrong and you should leave it or be ostracized.

This is the nth post about it I’ve seen in the past few months.

However, I also don’t think it’s useful or accurate to reduce them to “Putin bad"

As their neighbour, I totally agree. It’s not Putin bad. It’s everyone from fucking Russia. There’s nothing that came from Russia and wasn’t made into an abomination.

(* Except Russian people who left Russia because they could see how god damn awful that place and everyone in it is; Pretending otherwise is literally dismissing their culture).

Now I’m curious about the conversation on the internet with a lemmy.ml user you had.

Because you compare that to a shooting.

Kinda weird.

I’m not sure why you think any digital device shouldn’t know what time it is. It’s not leaking any kind of personal information, just literal facts about reality.

My challenge isn’t about NTP but about printer shouldn’t be able to communicate with the internet, as it has no need for it.

You said: It’s common.

Okay, cool. So is cancer.

does not need to be able to talk to the internet at all, just to your router (or designated NTP server if you’re into that)

Exactly! So why allow the printer to go past it!

Me: please explain what kinds of timing attacks can affect a printer and what are the consequences, because I can’t think of any

You: Timing attacks. They are old. They are bad. Therefore printer needs to be protected from them.

I don’t think you answered my question.

Anything that connects to the network needs a synchronized clock with other devices it directly communicates with in order to make sure it’s not being subjected to timing attacks

Please explain what kind of timing attacks because what you wrote doesn’t make sense in the context of a damn printer.

Server? Sure. Printer? Why can it even access public internet?

Printer isn’t responsible for timestamps on your document. If that would be regarding tracking dots, then block it anyway, right? And if it’s a 3d printer then it still doesn’t need to have correct synchronized time, it only needs to be able to count how the time passes.

Again, what would a printer need a clock for?

Why would a printer need time? The only think that cames to mind is freezing cartridges after x months.

I’ll add to that - a good tell tale of a tomato NOT being over-engineered pitbull is it having green “shoulders” near the steam, especially if it’s pearl shaped. That’s a sign of it being of the heirloom variety.

Generally green shoulders are a sign of the tomato NOT being artificially ripened.

Are you telling that to someone on a .ml instance?

Huh. :P

(This is of course a joke)