Your LLM detector is broken.

One argument (while unsatisfying) is there are trillions of possible configurations, but ours is the one that happened to work which is why we're here to observe it. Changing any of them even a little bit would result in an empty universe.

There’s a name for that: the Anthropic principle. And it is deeply unsatisfying as an explanation.

And does it even apply here? If the charge on the electron differed from the charge on the proton at just the 12th decimal place, would that actually prevent complex life from forming. Citation needed for that one.

I agree with OP. The unexplained symmetry points to a deeper level.

> There’s a name for that: the Anthropic principle. And it is deeply unsatisfying as an explanation.

i feel the same about many worlds

I find the anthropic principle fascinating.

I was born to this world at a certain point in time. I look around, and I see environment compatible with me: air, water, food, gravity, time, space. How deep does this go? Why I am not an ant or bacteria?

Presumably your parents weren't ants?

Is there any actual difference between preventing reuptake and directly releasing them?

Almost certainly, this is biology, after all.

youtube's algorithm seems to be "oh you watched this video? now here's every other video by this creator, pretty much without a break, until you downvote it"

It never reliably gives me videos similar but not exactly the same, i.e. things I might be interested in.

For me it's the same exact 5 videos on repeat, over and over and over again. I've gotten in a loop a lot of times, where it'll autoplay the same video I just watched, it's absolute madness

Because they "have" to have the nice display or good battery life I guess. Everyone has different priorities. Personally for me it's Linux or nothing.

Clickhouse supports MySQL protocol natively, and can also wrap/import MySQL tables. Okay so you need two connections but it works pretty well.

It even supported running as a MySQL Replica at some point.

"MaterializedMySQL"

Sadly that feature seems to have been thrown out, probably due to complexity.

https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHouse/discussions/44887#d...

https://www.percona.com/blog/complete-walkthrough-mysql-to-c...

https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHouse/pull/73879

Mostly due to support, at least on the PG side.

They bought peerdb and offer it as clickhouse pipes so I suspect the incentive to support that feature is pretty low

That sounds unreliable as cache can disappear. A regular mobile app would be safer.

Lol what the heck? Both UK and France are getting yellow flags because of terrorism. Seems absurd to me but perhaps it's good to get multiple viewpoints.

That's why I found this interesting, a variety of sources provides different viewpoints on risk. I may not personally agree, but it does help give many perspectives.

This is very common across multiple sources.

What is absurd about that?

Qt is still pretty good, but it's dated in comparison to newer frameworks like Flutter and React Native. No hot reloading of changes, manual widget management vs. React where you just re-define the whole UI every frame and it handles changes magically, no single source of truth for state, etc.

That's false, see QML hot reload[1].

[1] https://www.qt.io/blog/speed-up-qt-development-with-qml-hot-...

That's a third party paid addon. Hardly a fair comparison.

In America perhaps. Android is more popular in other countries, most people I know use Anki for free. The desktop app and sync are useful for editing cards and managing a large collection. Both of those are free too, but for how long?