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by Bodell 6y ago
This article does contain very little information. But this channel is one I watch a lot of. It is dedicated to in depth chess commentary with some bits of chess history and I highly recommend it if you play. This it not the first time this
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by Bodell 6y ago
This is actually the second time it has happened to the same person. For the same reason presumably.
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by Bodell 6y ago
I want to agree with what your saying but with a caveat. Years ago I was an office manager at a battery supply warehouse (car batteries not AA’s). We had an employee that had started working for us for about 6 months when it became vary app
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by Bodell 6y ago
Can you share a link? The only videos I’ve ever seen are either a short clip or not translated. Maybe a written transcript would be best.
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by Bodell 6y ago
Sorry about that. It was late when I posted this. Book: [0]Memory and the Computational Brain, C. R. Gallistel and Adam Philip King You can read the main thesis here https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1002&
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by Bodell 6y ago
I'm sorry, after the fact, if I've been unclear. Long-term potentiality is not the point of disagreement. The disagreement is that individual memories are not recalled, as they are not stored, per se. The idea is that neurons accl
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by Bodell 6y ago
I don't disagree that this is a possible way of viewing memory. I'm am simply restating the argument that I've heard the best I know how. That usually comes with a "memory is an illusion" caveat. If you want to argu
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by Bodell 6y ago
From my reading it seems as if a rather large subset of neurologist do not believe that memory is stored at all. In fact, I have a book written by a computer scientist and neurologist, intending to be a very long argument for why memory mus
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by Bodell 6y ago
This is all personal anecdotal, and not intended to be a real argument either way. I have and have had internet in my house since I was 5-10. And I'd have to say: I'm still a misfit, social pariah, currently with no friends. Ironi
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by Bodell 6y ago
There are many people these days that use formatting to further their writing, but a particular example that I enjoyed immensely was Danielewski's House of Leaves.[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Leav
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by Bodell 6y ago
Luckily for you this is exactly how it works in these instances. Those who do right action suffer punishment. While those who did wrong get a free pass to continue doing such. And I do believe this is inconsistent if you believe that justic
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by Bodell 6y ago
If our justice system does not represent some bid for moral rightness (as flawed as it may be) then what is the point of justice at all? The leakers crimes is in these two cases were mostly pointing out others much weightier violations of t
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by Bodell 6y ago
I think maybe that determining the defense's evidence as not "legally meaning findings" constitutes an a opinion of some kind, even if only through exclusion. I mean 130 pages on why he is guilty does not quite say: We were o
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by Bodell 6y ago
You’ve never done the Lindy? Maybe you’ve done the mashed potato?
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by Bodell 6y ago
To be fair there was quite a lot of lobbing of opinions as it pertained to his guilt and ability to be prosecuted. Including: “This conduct would amount to offences in English law” and many , many other statements outlining exactly why she
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by Bodell 6y ago
I don't think it implies wrongdoing, just sounds like a silly joke. Scotch vs scotch whiskey is more of a word play joke as well than a direct analogy. But I see your point and your totally right that one sounds less bad to me. I'
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by Bodell 6y ago
I agree. Which is why I use a non walled garden operating system. Maybe the same should apply to these complaints. I don’t get mad at wal-mart because of what they choose to stock on the shelf and not stock.
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by Bodell 6y ago
I’m very glad you brought up weed actually. See I have no problem with weed and like to smoke a joint every now and then. However what I don’t want is to have to buy weed called dumb things like “bro down”, “the obliterator”, and “brain des
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by Bodell 6y ago
Honestly if your name your product stupid things I would think that some of us might be choosing not to download your product as a result. And if a store decides not to sell your product because of this it’s really their prerogative. Saying
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by Bodell 6y ago
I just wanted to say that regardless of how anyone defines a lie, I personally know what your going through and it really sucks. And for what it’s worth your not alone.
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by Bodell 6y ago
Are you claiming that we may find out soon that 136,000 people (40% of total Covid deaths) are not actually dead? Maybe hiding? Maybe all died of gunshot wounds? Have gun deaths spiked by 350% this year? Has any other major cause of death s
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by Bodell 6y ago
A personal joke I tell often when discussing email correspondence: The amount of time I put into an email inversely correlates to the amount of time someone will spend reading and/or responding to it.
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by Bodell 6y ago
I think maybe there is some discussion to be had about the difference between personal violence, such as a particular person carrying out a violent crime, and the general acceptance of violence as a viable solution to a myriad of problems.
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by Bodell 6y ago
The etymology of the words “consummate” and “consume” are completely different. The former is from con (altogether) and summa (sum total; taken from summa (highest supreme)): my interpretation is “union with god”. Which fits with its adject
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by Bodell 6y ago
You should actually watch his lecture on this. It resembles a a comedy routine far more than something that would be ‘covering all the bases’. The stories that are similar, are in fact presented that way and the punch line to jokes. You are
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by Bodell 6y ago
So in looking at the first link. I had a hard time finding a single example of anyone pretending to be a journalist, except maybe the owner of the twitter account. What I did find were hundreds of videos of random people getting in fights,
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by Bodell 6y ago
I tried various combinations of the books I’ve read over the last couple of years[1]. And either I got stuff already on my bookshelf or sphere of reference[2], or a lot of Calvin and Hobbes (seriously every result had at least one, sometime
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by Bodell 6y ago
Passive voice is something as opposed to active voice. Passive voice does not imply weakness or passivity, it typically just means there was a subject/object switch-a-roo. Weak language, such as overuse of adverb qualifiers, is much mo
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by Bodell 6y ago
"Touchy-feely" doesn't really explain to me what potion you hold that would be criticized. What is it you usually read? Why would your comments on the emotional content on a book ostracize you?
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Ask HN: Why would my HOA change it's domain name
1 points by Bodell 6y ago|2 comments

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