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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
I was a big procrastinator in the past. But I was lucky in that one of the things I procrastinated with was learning psychology !. As I learned more and more psychology it became obvious how to win over it. I created a mastermind with other
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"eat some of the healthiest cuisine known to man, and hack away." I love Japanese food, specially fish. But I don't know if the above statement is true after Fukusima. I try not eating fish in Japan now just in case, is a con
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"Fight for your Write” campaign—brought up an fMRI study suggesting that writing by hand may be better for kids’ learning than using a computer." How about writing by hand ON a computer? For me is totally stupid to teach kids to t
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
On Franklin not drinking beer: One interesting thing about drinking water is that it actually made you weak and sick in the past. Romans knew that and used wine for this reason. Sider or beer were alternatives. It was only after water infra
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"Believing an action is a good idea or in your best interests when it actually isn't, or basing decisions on a warped perception of reality, is pretty much a textbook case of acting irrationally." No. It is not. This is just
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"Joker plasters flatscreen of sufficient size on the back of his truck." Oh, yeah, because someone will buy a truck and spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on it and then 4 or 5 thousands more on screens in order to make "
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
Why secret? If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear in a democracy. Turns out people have to be transparent to Governments, but Governments what to be opaque. This is not a democracy.
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Thanks. You are not explaining it like we are five, but as if we were humans. The explanation in the article is a non explanation, "look at me how smart I am that could obfuscate knowledge, so I look smarter".
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
I do this on cast iron. Never on Teflon. You can use an oven thermocouple to measure the temp of your pan as you heat it without oil. If you do it once,and compare with the temps that are dangerous(you could see it on Internet) you will nev
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
Now Teflon has not C8 on it as it is manufactured. You will create dangerous compounds though if your pan goes over high temperature. This could happen if for example there is no oil in the pan. I have seen housewives and cookers heat the T
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
1- You download already made objects at youmagine, thingiverse or github. 2- You need to load your model and press a button that says "print". 3- You can make objects any other way in wood, metal or clay and 3d scan it to make it
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
It is amazing what children could do. The technology is very similar. If your children learn 3d printers today, in the future they will be able to 3d mill or EDM a piece in metal. I volunteer teaching little children to 3d print here in Eur
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
They are significant in number, not in capitalization. This is the Innovator's dilemma. If you don't consider a cheap or toy market that is 10 times bigger than yours in units sold and continue growing as "significant" t
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
"3D systems was founded in 1986. Stratasys was founded in 1989. These are not toy companies. These companies defined and refined the printing methods we're talking about today. What did their devices print? Engineering prototypes.
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
The title is unfortunate and misleading. 3D printers are in fact booming. Each year the market doubles in size or more, hardly "falling flat". USD30.000 printers are falling flat, precisely because you can do lots of the things yo
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
Very true what Paul says here. I have created two companies on my own(backed companied from others). The first one was Hell, nobody believed in us or the idea, everyone believed I was crazy, and after fighting and loosing battles a lot I al
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
I have an expensive American electric car and use it in Europe. Before buying it I was worried about all the things you mention. Now that I have been using it for some time normal cars look crazy outdated to me. Going to some place(gas stat
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
So this man talks about saving the "old Web", and then he forces everybody to Sign in with facebook, twitter or Google just for writing comments. You should walk the talk. If you want to promote decentralization, you should decent
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
Sometimes things work even when they should not. We had a teacher in University that proved to us how bees could not fly, making the assumption of laminar flow of course, that is what we use for flying airplanes. Ever flying over terrain or
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
"till I subscribed to Wall Street Journal. I was shocked that it's considered to be a "good" newspaper by some" What shocks me is that people don't see propaganda in ANY newspaper. I have studied propaganda and
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
Well, yes you can change your behavior, and no, this is not a good idea. We worked in biometrics like 4 years ago or so. It is trivial to defeat this "security mechanism". We had snake oil people trying to convince us to invest in
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"the traits described are a near archetype for surgeons -- and yet outcomes for surgery are pretty damn good" We did software for Hospitals here in Europe. They told us that confidence is one of the most important things for surge
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
Where does your inherent trust in Government come from? It has nothing to do with the Government, but the sequence: 1- Company needs gatekeeper approval for a deal with some entity. 2- Gatekeeper approves deal on suspiciously very good term
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
Read the Innovator's dilemma to understand that when a new product is launched nobody really knows what is useful for. It happened to the Iphone, it took at least a year and a half(it had no apps at launch!!) to start being useful for
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
I would replace the term "Nobel Price in Economics", with "Nobel Memorial price of Economics" or "Fake Nobel Price" for short in any publication.
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"But many city jobs in offices, including in Beijing like anywhere else, could actually go full telecommute, I believe." You are thinking like a Western. China is different. There is no such a thing like individual good bandwidth
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I suspect something like this happens with entire societies and humans. When you first travel to the US you realize there is a different breed of people there. The native American population was basically exterminated and replaced with a Eu
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I make arrowheads for my DIY bow from bottle glass and stone because I want to know how it was like hunting thousands of years ago. I see little children having curiosity about those "cassetes" thing, but it is a five minutes thin
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
Well, fear is an emotion, is not rational. On the contrary I believe it is very rational to fear radon. In Spain or France it is normal for families in some places to have family wineries on caves. In those places if there was radon(coming
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by Htsthbjig 11y ago
Learning new programs like Sketch, or taking classes on Udemy and Coursera makes no sense to me if you don't apply it. You don't really know unless you apply it. I grew up disassembling and competing cracking programs, then I lear

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