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by Frummy 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37006224
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I have a walking pad which I sometimes walk slowly on in front of my adjustable desk which is certainly healthier than just sitting down, although my feet look a bit ugly if I walk too much it's good for thinking more alertly as well
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A ukrainian friend of mine, that I met through YC startupschool before the war, mentioned that donating to charity for more drones for ukraine was most effective, rather than food and such which they have domestically already. It's a s
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The human wasnt replaced, its more human to use the tools available to you than to purposefully stay in the past. True artists push the limit, adopting new tools is part of that. “We should instead focus on curing cancer” Oh please
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Cry about it.. Let's bottleneck ourselves for the sake of purity, in fact, let's stop using tools altogether
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You’re right. That your viewpoint has so much resistance is just typical of how autistic people never get rapport in neurotypical discourses - even when it concerns the very perspective only they have.
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I think you took my sentence too literally. I dont consider money as a concept oppressive. What Im saying is the wealthiest in the world don’t have the same values, they pursue different things. Where money is, and where it moves, matters b
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I’ll be direct: no amount of money will buy back my time. I would like to take power from the state as well, not just corporations, so moving the goalpost to the state is a different target rather than a nullifier. I know what money is, but
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That’s all great. I work five days a week and all. I just don’t want to be oppressed by money. Notice that all points you mentioned are economically related. Maybe I’d use that extra day to paint and read poetry, or smoke cigs and drink bee
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Yea, I find it acceptable to be just as greedy about the middle class priorities as the 0,01% are about theirs. What’s wrong is that you don’t benefit as much as them, and us workers outnumber them. I prioritise the quality of life of a lar
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So you get nothing and the shareholders get more, and you think that’s good? Unless you’re already a billionaire then that doesn’t serve you
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Seems to me like it’s dumping replication attempts of training data when I try it. Real people, real news organisations, fake articles, fake radio conversations, random industrial jargon. Works on 3,5 but not 4. Sometimes it puts <|endof
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Let's jump into a more structured analytical response using your neat presentation as help. I will exposit a psychoanalytical attempt to obfuscate the dependency on low-level chemical/mechanical action. I do this to kick the purel
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Mind-body problem is metaphysics. I could ignore that part, but it would help if you strengthened that initial connection. Currently I'm experiencing a socratic style where I throw information and then it gets deconstructed but I don&#
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All roads lead to rome right. But the brain doesn't have to be the first busstop. One avenue is via the gut, bacteria screaming for unhealthy food. Or just the old ghrelin, hunger hormone. But on a more analytical approach, I just don&
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My interpretation is that physiologically addictive means actual physical changes, such as some receptor becoming downregulated and to feel something again you take the drug again. Whereas psychologically addictive could mean you need somet
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Cool, thanks for letting me know.
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Photons are created when an electron drops to a lower energy level. Like your voicebox and the sound you make when you speak, it doesnt come from somewhere but is created right then
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I agree. Sometimes mindfulness may reveal lies to oneself however, sometimes I have been tied to an identity which in itself keeps me tied to a system which oppresses me. Relieving myself of the identity allows me to leave the system which
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I used to be a hardcore caffeine aficionado. I learned that if I took it after lunch, my sleep would be impacted, not noticeably on one day but the effect stacks since it's a daily habit and that long term rejuvenation is worse. Eventu
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I find Jupiter and Semele personally significant.
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Clicking on the det card shows definitions for 2x2 and 3x3 matrices, probably wouldnt fit on the card
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That's the joke
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSt1m4NFUl8
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Ah okay I get it now. My mistake. Are they qualified? Sometimes a fresh perspective and courage is what is actually required rather than the home blindness that comes with following the careful bureacratic method for decennia. I would want
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Your gut reaction is disgust and I don't blame you. You could do without the insults, however. The "nation's banking infrastructure" is outdated and messy. There is no chance in the entire world to upgrade it or clean i
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In front of your eyes: TSO-ISPF for everything. IDz for the 5 seconds per month that code is actually written Test env: Separate permanent envs. From playground where nothing matters, env with some fake data in similar databases and variant
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Love's Labour's Lost(en.wikipedia.org)
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Jane Birkin, Singer, Actress and Fashion Inspiration, Dies at 76(nytimes.com)
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Large corporations have this sort of structure where you're a node in a graph performing a niche service(s) in a series of steps where there are dependencies and you are also a dependency for later stage services. Working every second

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