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11y ago
I wish I could do that, but having an iPod forces me to run a windows virtual machine just for iTunes.
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11y ago
If you look at quantum computing [1], which is very much a part of physics, I would claim that progress is accelerating there. Its a field that is asking a lot of deep questions about reality and also spurring a lot of technological innovat
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11y ago
Try noFap and meditation.
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11y ago
What is SWIM?
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11y ago
I wonder if he ever considered moving to the UK, lots of cutting edge research and you get free public health care and very little gun crime. Also its in the EU (for now) so moving from Poland would have been easy.
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bugs in C are often a lot less obvious then just malloc and free usage.
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Call a suicide hotline, there are people there waiting to help you. Find a way out, use your creativity. The pain you feel now can be a powerful motivator to radically change your situation.
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11y ago
why do a placeholder comment?
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I just really enjoy recalling shared memories with people. It reminds you of your shared past and helps you bond.
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The downside is you have no one to recount the experience with later on, you might tell people about it but no one will ever understand what it was like unless they were there with you.
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11y ago
Looks like the apple watch!
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11y ago
Win what?
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"In the west, we have debates about whether we should intervene to prevent disease or use stem cells, while the Chinese just do it on a massive scale. When I was in China, some researchers showed me a document from their Academy of Sci
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Already have enough internet access, I'd pay for a way to get away from it.
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Would the arvix ever use this?
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Yeah. I think many people go to therapy nowadays because they feel guilty for not enjoying their life as much as they think they should. Before people used to instead feel bad about being sinful. I think what you need to do is fully accept
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12y ago
Its very interesting the see so many governments back quantum technologies. It seems the risk of being left behind is far worse than the cost of a few research grants, which will if all else fails produce decent cross-diciplinary scientists
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12y ago
Splitting people into either the introverted or extroverted category seems really simplistic. I think that's why these debates are a bit hollow since no one really knows what they are arguing.
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12y ago
This is great, I've always loathed writing lots of messy printf statements to debug my code. Can it do multi-dimensional arrays?
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12y ago
I think many people will suffer from this invention. Our brain did not evolve to be in an environment with access to so much sexual stimulation, people are already becoming addicted to porn and rewiring their brains to only be turned on by
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12y ago
Nobody uses firefox anymore anyway so who cares?
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Adam Curtis on why 2014 has left us feeling confused and apathetic
(youtube.com)
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12y ago
Many Worlds does solve the measurement problem (argueably) better than any other interpretation of quantum mechanics. [1] [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Measurement_problem
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12y ago
Before this year I have spent most of my life with more than enough social contact, often it felt like too much. But suddenly the amount of socialising and quality of it plummeted because I moved house in the summer. At first I thought that