DanielleMolloy

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Stewardship of Global Collective Behavior(pnas.org)
1 points by DanielleMolloy 5y ago|0 comments
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Alter Ego (1986 life simulation game)(retrogames.cz)
2 points by DanielleMolloy 5y ago|0 comments
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by DanielleMolloy 5y ago
The Dutch law that in case of an accident the stronger party is always to blame always seemed pretty smart to me. Thus in case of an accident between a cyclist and a car, it's always the car. Does this still exist? Generally drivers in
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Publish and Perish: Coronavirus GoF research comes from playing the science game(erikhoel.substack.com)
4 points by DanielleMolloy 5y ago|0 comments
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by DanielleMolloy 5y ago
So what might those other cryptocurrencies Tesla is looking at be at the moment? PoS coins? Ethereum? The last time I checked for a more future proof Bitcoin alternative I stopped at Nano, but that was in early 2018.
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by DanielleMolloy 5y ago
This shouldn’t be downvoted, B2 / riboflavin is mentioned in the article too, next to Magnesium and Q10. Note that the recommended amount (100mg+) is far above the daily recommendation (~2mg).
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by DanielleMolloy 5y ago
Next to what other users said it gives very specific supplement recommendations, riboflavin (B2) far above the daily recommended value, as well as Q10 and Magnesium. I’ve made some good experiences with the latter and will give the others a
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by DanielleMolloy 5y ago
Thanks for the link! I must have been logged in via my institution and didn’t realize the article wasn’t public.
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The metabolic face of migraine(nature.com)
87 points by DanielleMolloy 5y ago|68 comments
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by DanielleMolloy 5y ago
This looks pretty neat indeed, thanks!
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by DanielleMolloy 5y ago
There actually is a follow-up to this story that confirms that this person has not overcome her strong tendency to bully, her narcissism and her fixation on the victim: https://www.askamanager.org/2017/12/update-i-
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"I didn’t get a job because I was a bully in high school"(askamanager.org)
6 points by DanielleMolloy 5y ago|7 comments
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by DanielleMolloy 6y ago
I agree that games are not quite there yet, people who already put them on the same level of depth that books or movies earned the “art to be taken seriously” badge for in the past seem to rarely consume either (or are of the type that will
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by DanielleMolloy 6y ago
Many people in your or your neighboring country now seem to be very surprised by cases opponents have warned about before, such as Tine Nys, or this grandma with dementia who was opposing the jab and had to be kept down by her family until
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by DanielleMolloy 6y ago
Yeah, don’t worry too much about the suicidal depressed guy, just open up an easy legal route to painless suicide with a ‚rationality’ flavor for him so that he can „ ‚decide‘ to end his suffering“. And tell all his friends (half of them de
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by DanielleMolloy 6y ago
Thinking about individual cases I’ve heard of during my time in NL (one being relatively close, a young depressed student) is what has lead me to the opinion that the floodgates have indeed been opened - which is what people have been warni
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by DanielleMolloy 6y ago
You are giving examples of the complexity of this topic when it comes to individual cases, which I do acknowledge and am aware of. However you did not acknowledge / wage them against the many complex loopholes euthanasia laws are openi
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by DanielleMolloy 6y ago
It’s a complex subject, but these rulings are a direct result of our nihilist materialist pseudo-rational thinking and easily seem to get out of bounds. There unusually seem to be complex interpersonal relations involved too. Belgium allowe
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by DanielleMolloy 6y ago
Mh, do you really want to play down the possibility of unknown long-term consequences? Check out this: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.02.23.432474v1 The Spanish Flu has led to a „sleeping sickness“
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by DanielleMolloy 6y ago
They are probably used to closed-minded arrogant Westeners whining aloud about not getting their cornflakes. Unfortunately. I also don't get people who won't at least try local customs like eating cooked fish on rice with green
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by DanielleMolloy 6y ago
It is astonishing what an obvious phenomenon consciousness is, and how little we know and think about it. It’s a massive scientific mystery, neuroscience can’t even define it well. It sometimes seems science, e.g. neuroscience has not truly
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by DanielleMolloy 6y ago
Hiring: Are you aware of the discussion around Elseviers profit margins? Various fields are considering abandoning journals (or have abandoned them long ago, see cryptography) since it is increasingly difficult to identify the value of a fo
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by DanielleMolloy 6y ago
Lots of these highly qualified researches are forced to leave science right now, the reasons all too often not being their qualification. There would be a large pool of good researchers to draw from for this.
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by DanielleMolloy 6y ago
I understand this point, yet to correctly assess whether a typical paper in my field - for instance - can be trusted you would need a modern neural networks researcher, a statistician, a cognitive scientist, a neuroscientist and perhaps a p
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by DanielleMolloy 6y ago
Journals should not shed out tiny payments for peer reviews by overworked faculty, they should hire teams of reviewers with diverse specialisations full time. By decent quality assurance on the massive amount of papers each year publishers
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by DanielleMolloy 6y ago
Indeed, I had posted it here seeking more informed opinions by people who have followed long covid research during the past year. When it appeared on biorXiv yesterday a couple of researchers picked it up with worried statements. What I cou
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SARS-CoV-2 causes brain inflammation and induces Lewy body formation in macaques(biorxiv.org)
41 points by DanielleMolloy 6y ago|5 comments
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by DanielleMolloy 6y ago
By the way, I found thematic newsletters like Import AI or the Johns Hopkins University Covid newsletter very useful lately and have been looking out for more of them. I want to stay up to date with what is happening in ML (and in the world
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by DanielleMolloy 6y ago
Has any government entity attempted to ban Bitcoin yet, and is this even possible?
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by DanielleMolloy 6y ago
It is quite noteworthy that Ethereum trusts proof of stake so much that they want to move to it though. Ethereum has some really good devs. Last time I checked for altcoins that are trying to solve Bitcoin‘s various scalability problems I e

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