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by Handprint4469 3y ago
It's in the link he shared: A Divorce Attorney's Thoughts on Love and Marriage [1] [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5z8-9Op2nM&t=1322s
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by Handprint4469 3y ago
Kind of: "move suddenly and forcefully, like a whip being cracked". So in this case is that the guests are taken aback, surprised, put off by the sudden changes in the conversation. Also, obligatory clip: https://www.yo
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by Handprint4469 3y ago
This is how the fins race starts
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by Handprint4469 3y ago
Was this written by ChatGPT?
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by Handprint4469 3y ago
The links seem broken. On https://www.marginalia.nu/marginalia-search/supporting/ , when I click the Patreon and Buy Me a Coffee links, they go to: https://www.marginalia.nu/marginalia-search/s
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by Handprint4469 3y ago
This is 100% ChatGPT
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by Handprint4469 3y ago
I would bet it's Microsoft Teams
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by Handprint4469 3y ago
As always, treat any social science research with a huge grain of salt [0,1]. This goes double for opinion pieces, and any kind of media coverage of psychology research. [0] https://web.archive.org/web/20180219143031&#x
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by Handprint4469 3y ago
What does it matter? Remembering is not necessary for enjoyment.
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by Handprint4469 3y ago
ArchiveBox also saves a Readability version: > Article Text: article.html/json Article text extraction using Readability & Mercury [0] [0]: https://archivebox.io/#output-formats
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by Handprint4469 3y ago
I'm having trouble parsing this article. Quoting: > Amit Sharma, currently an HR leader in a multinational IT consulting firm, who has dealt with employee rewards for more than five years, said there is a golden rule for any benefit
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by Handprint4469 3y ago
For some reason I find this answer very funny. "I am like lion, I was born knowing".
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Memory Hammer: An e-ink, always-on, OSS spaced repetition system(memoryhammer.com)
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by Handprint4469 4y ago
I agree with the first sentence, I think we only differ in the second one, where you assign more probability to that "click" happening than I do. But anyway, I can 100% agree with optimism being worth it. Thanks for the discussion
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by Handprint4469 4y ago
I see your point. But couldn't you use the same argument without AI? The internet already has multiple mutually-exclusive narratives, and all of them have people that take them as reality. I would argue that kids that grow up in that c
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by Handprint4469 4y ago
> that substrate for us is the real, and what kids who encounter AI now will understand intuitively is that the artifacts of language and the real are necessarily separate things That sounds pretty optimistic. Wouldn't kids that gro
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by Handprint4469 4y ago
How is Michael Malice alt-right? He's an anarchist
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by Handprint4469 4y ago
> Make these things less emotionally charged and political, and you'll get more support Are we using the same Internet? Clickbait, outrage and emotionally-charged drivel triumphs over measured rational discourse every day of the wee
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by Handprint4469 4y ago
He's not saying he likes them _because_ they are Norwegian, but rather that in his experience he tends to be attracted to Norwegian women.
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by Handprint4469 4y ago
I'm interested in your answer, not because I'm looking for a debate, I'm just curious about the situation in general. But I also understand if you don't want to go into it. In any case, I wish you the best.
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by Handprint4469 4y ago
One of my Indian coworkers mentioned once in passing that he could cover his living costs for the year using 2 months' salary (we work for a US company, yearly salary is below 6 figures). He implied that he could stop working and live
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by Handprint4469 4y ago
> Is art going to be a part of the small amount of things that retain value? It depends on how you define art. Creativity and intelligence are highly correlated, so if AI capabilities (intelligence) keep going up, it's only a matter
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by Handprint4469 4y ago
There is evidence that chronic (long-term) stress is pretty unhealthy for body and mind. It could be that the fast-paced last 5 years is finally catching up to you. I would read the rest of the thread for ideas, but also consider talking wi
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by Handprint4469 4y ago
The term to search for is aphantasia[0], although as far as I understand that refers to people who are born without mental imagery (as opposed to your case, where you had it and then lost it) A quick search turns up "Charcot–Wilbrand s
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by Handprint4469 4y ago
No worries, I found a used copy in a local bookstore, thanks!
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by Handprint4469 4y ago
> Maybe get it from Anna’s Archive Yeah I looked for it there and in other places, but there doesn't seem to be any digital copy available at all (legal or otherwise)
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by Handprint4469 4y ago
Is there any way to get the first book in e-book format? I only see options to buy a used physical copy, and international shipments to my country are... untrustworthy, at best.
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by Handprint4469 4y ago
I meant further to the bottom-right. Here: https://imgur.com/00KDqpq
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by Handprint4469 4y ago
Just in case you missed it, the U3223QE does have one USB-C port for peripherals. See [0], bottom right of the image. [0] https://i.dell.com/is/image/DellContent/content/dam/ss2/prod...
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by Handprint4469 4y ago
+1 to this. Huberman has the bad habit of constructing grand narratives that match his beliefs about health and reality, and packaging them as podcast episodes based on science. The only problem is that "based on science" might me

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