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irisgrunn

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    Comment #42654205

    The problem with bone density can be avoid with extra vitamin D (mentioned in the paper I linked). Height is based on genetics, not puberty (again, see the paper I linked) Vocal ch…

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    Comment #42632826

    I posted one of the better critiques (by Yale) already in the parent comment you're reacting to

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    Comment #42631941

    For example how it cites the cass report that's been debunked quite a few times already

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    Comment #42631926

    Why not? What's not reversible about them?

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    Comment #42631923

    Why wouldn't puberty blockers be reversible? What's dubious about that peer reviewed study ? Who's talking about males? Trans woman on HRT are not male, all biological processes in…

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    Comment #42630347

    So is that "critique"

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    Comment #42630170

    Yes because it has no real life consequences like https://www.nature.com/articles/s41562-024-01979-5.epdf or https://goodlawproject.org/rise-of-deaths-young-trans-people...

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    Comment #42630130

    [flagged]

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    Comment #42630006

    If you don't allow for proper treatment like social transitioning and puberty blockers, they can't be themselves and therefore they can't exist. Next to this there's also risk of t…

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    Comment #42629848

    > As far as I can tell, you linked to abstracts for a paywalled academic papers. Just scroll down, no paywall. > The point is about the objective fact of what the kids want. Your m…

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    Comment #42629658

    > I see nothing in your links that supports those conclusions. I'd start with chapter 5.2.1.7 go from there. > but this too is a complex topic (see e.g. https://slatestarcodex.com/…

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    Comment #42629513

    According to this way more recent study they are totally reversible: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0929693X2... And this one says the same: https://academic.ou…

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    Comment #42629453

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    Comment #41668203

    And this is the major problem. People will blindly trust the output of AI because it appears to be amazing, this is how mistakes slip in. It might not be a big deal with the app yo…

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    Comment #41637188

    Probably. However impressive LLMs are, they're not AGI. For example this morning even, I was working together with a coworker and he used ChatGPT to ask for some examples. Unfortun…

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    Comment #41044173

    Because events are related to users and they both are related to timezones and events can be related to each other. MongoDB is really good for storing big blobs of data you want to…

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    Comment #41044151

    That only makes sense if you wanted to store relational data in a NoSQL database (and that's not what Mongo is meant to do)

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    Comment #40534829

    Similar to how you can use a socket 771 Xeon in a socket 775 mainboard with changing a few pins and mod the bios.

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    Comment #40086769

    Developing what? I skimmed the article twice but can't find what they're actually developing.

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    Comment #39605357

    Yup and if all else fails, just leave (wish I realized that before my burn-out)

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    Comment #39192107

    How would something like this go with an open source project? Other people could have forked it already, so taking everything down is impossible.

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    Comment #39014975

    Yeah, Chrome has the same feature

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    Comment #38556660

    Don't forget that this study exists: https://cdn.netzpolitik.org/wp-upload/2017/09/displacement_s...

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    Comment #37829303

    I build something similar when I was a teenager. I actually worked amazingly well as an antenna for DVB-T

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    Comment #37748781

    Yes! And 640K ought to be enough for everyone!