Well, heat stable to a point, though not sure how tasty mushroom ashes would be

Congrats, that’s 1 out of how many people do you know?

Without training, but once you’ve trained one model then that model can be used by millions.

An equivalent comparison would be the resources used by millions learning Photoshop in order to use it in the first place.

Corn added in the diet makes this much more common than natural, by a lot.

Let’s cook the fucking planet so we can generate stupid images we’re too lazy to photoshop!

Decided to look into it, and a loose estimate (it’s hard to find data on the power usage of photoshop) is that 1 minute of photoshop average is about 1 gen image at 4k output.

Which means depending on use case and experience, an AI spun up locally to make something quickly would use far less electricity

If you were fast, there was a neat trick where you could use them as a bottle opener too.

And some actually did just straight up have bottle openers.

Idk about this one, although it does look like it is, but some were removable, so you could clean them and more easily use that nub to open bottles.

I’m definitely misremembering something, so I’ll have to reread the literature again. Although part of me then will instead just mauve choose to not comment on the subject and look it up much later when the transplant fails years later.

What I do remember, is there was some issue with hemp protein alone, because my labs were doing bad when I was on dialysis (and was trying a safer way to be vegan while on it - which is difficult due to potassium) and I had to switch back to eggs. It could be the amounts of certain amino acids of the 9 were too low for me. Whether this was because of dialysis or veganism I probably don’t remember anymore, as it’s been about 5 years since I last reviewed this information, and yours is likely much more up to date and definitely more accurate than my memory.

Either way, now I’m vegan 5/7 days a week (in the summer - getting a variety of fruits and vegetables affordably in the summer is much easier than the winter here in Finland for perhaps obvious reasons), since I really missed eating many fruits and certain vegetables (again, which was limiting because of potassium).

Well, they do constantly state everywhere it’s tech made for tinkering with, not made to be used as a regular consumer.

No, it didn’t

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_exchange_rates_of_Argentine_currency

You can even see through exchange rates that it’s otherwise been relatively stable too:

(Pictured: not even a crash apparently, just a change to the currency type by pegging it to the dollar).

Cool, so you… Just proved what I said? Congrats.

You didn’t originally mention hemp flour, but you’re right, I confused protein completeness with how much is absorbed.

However, you reminded me of another issue with vegetable proteins - protein completeness. Even though raw beef would drop absorption to around 50%, you’d get everything you need.

With vegetable proteins, you need to have variety and in higher amounts to make sure you get everything.

And I’ve only used beef as an example for meat because you did. Fish is much higher, and also complete. A few cubes of raw salmon are easier to eat than a mixture of different vegetables in terms of quantity.

But either way, none of that negates my final point: that vegetarianism would be the best option in terms of body building, because eggs have the highest absorption and are protein complete. Literally a single egg can meet the daily requirement, with the rest being staples for calories and fruits/vegetables for vitamins. For body building, a couple eggs will give plenty of protein.

These calculations always ignore bioavailability rates.

This and iron are the most miscalculated (though at least iron can be raised via adding acids before consumption).

You’ll get about 75% of those 26g from beef, only about 20% from the hemp seeds (much higher if hulled and ground).

Really though, vegetarians get the most protein the most easily, since both whey and eggs are over 90% absorbed.

And I wish people like you remembered that countries that don’t speak English existed, because I’m in Finland not USA.

You mean all crashes then? The 3 that have happened in over ONE HUNDRED YEARS?

You can’t be fucking serious to compare that fluctuation with Bitcoin’s

I’m in Finland. I’m also referencing the EU member countries, not just the USA. A lot of the issues here are literally due to Russia.

Edit: Trump and Republican ties to Russia are definitely also a thing.

Basically yeah. Spread and grow.

But metastasized cancer is much harder to get rid of, and that’s what Russia has ensured on happening.

Of course those countries had issues - including the USA.

But it’s Russia that interfered enough to put the far right in those countries in power. Like I said, they poured gasoline on what was already a fire

Yeah, the younger ones don’t remember all the dystopic shit under Thatcher. Sure analog cameras in every corner isn’t as effective as AI monitoring 24/7, but it’s not like the intention was different.

Well, UK partially aside, your country is the root cause of all the shit happening here. Specifically Putin el Puto.

Well, not so much “cause” as pouring gasoline on what was a light smolder.

The Argentine peso crashed and then stayed down. That’s actually a sign of stability, because it’s remaining at a constant, not jumping up and down wildly.

It didn’t crash only to go back to original value to the decrease by half and undulate like a wave, like Bitcoin and other crypto does.

Many are asking the same here