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InfiniteRand
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InfiniteRand
3y ago
Is this related in any way to the state of mind of a human under hypnosis? Is there any way we can check whether or not this is the case?
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InfiniteRand
3y ago
Beyond availability, anyone have issues with getenv_s?
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InfiniteRand
3y ago
One of the frustrating things I have found about my social anxiety is that it seems to reset every time I take a break from being socially active. There have been periods of my life where I spent every other week traveling and talking to pe
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InfiniteRand
3y ago
I think it's helpful to look at depression as a group of diseases like cancer. There are some cases of depression where we know the root cause: thyroid issues, sleep apnea-related depression, low testosterone related depression, brain
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InfiniteRand
3y ago
Just say it's a weather balloon
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InfiniteRand
3y ago
I found in college that lack of sleep significantly reduced my anxious and depressive thoughts, but it also reduced my ability to think deeply about things, I think it was sort of a less thinking has both negative and positive side effects
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InfiniteRand
3y ago
Just curious, does the sort-of recent Xorg release (version 21.1 released in 2021), change anyone's equation regarding X vs Wayland?
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InfiniteRand
3y ago
What exactly is mass from a Higgs boson point of view? I mean my layman definition is mass is the amount of matter, but that doesn’t seem like the thing that the Higgs boson is involved in
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InfiniteRand
3y ago
So I'm unclear based on the article and some other reading around, can a strep test detect PANDAS, at least in some cases?
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3y ago
I think studies like this should be less targeted to schools of therapy (like CBT vs ADepT), and more toward looking at the effectiveness of concrete practices like describing thought patterns, talking about dreams, doing written exercises
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3y ago
Introvert and extrovert are pretty blunt terms, there are people who find it easy to talk to others and those who find it difficult even when necessary, these might but do not need to correspond to wanting to talk to others (among other nua
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3y ago
I think most famous people, unless they are known for their Twitter handle, farm out the Twitter account to the interns
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InfiniteRand
3y ago
You can invent as many impossible systems as you want, but unless you can do something useful or interesting, no one will pay any attention.
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InfiniteRand
4y ago
What will Transformers Transform? Transformation!
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4y ago
From my experience, I used to always have a stack of newspapers on the dining table as a kid (in the 90's). We'd clear it off for dinner, but for breakfast or lunch I would read the comics section as I ate.
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InfiniteRand
4y ago
I’ve seen a couple boards that purely ignore this, at least for some TI targets their position is if they supply some obscure linker option that makes it possible to initialize static memory then they’ve satisfied the standard
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InfiniteRand
4y ago
Looks like you got the hug-of-death - I see 504 error when I go to that page
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InfiniteRand
4y ago
I've found this distinction to be dialect-dependent. That is Indians tend to make a sharp distinction between spicy and hot, and Americans tend to treat spicy and hot as synonyms.
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InfiniteRand
4y ago
Better than New York, Paris and London is a low bar
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InfiniteRand
4y ago
Code Butcher might be a nice title for a test engineer, think your codes bug free wait until the Code Butcher gets a hold of it, then you get an axe shaped keyboard, which no one sees because you’re remote
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4y ago
As someone with a chronic mental illness, I am personally reluctant to try psychedelics because I am often struggling to control my mind and it seems like a psychedelic experience would feel like a loss of control of my mind. Not sure if my
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4y ago
I think if you trace back long enough a lot of the ancestors of Azerbaijanis are probably Armenians, Georgians, Circassians, and other long standing Caucasian peoples who were assimilated by both force and persuasion to some degree or other
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4y ago
I’m a bit ambivalent about optimism on the historical scale. History does have examples of things getting worse, it’s hard to pinpoint the cases where it got worse for the majority of earth’s population at once, since different regions some
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4y ago
Here's a question, are these shady apps necessarily worse than the village loan shark which is where the desperate turn to money otherwise? To some extent, the market for no-questions-asked risky loans is similar to gambling, drugs and
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InfiniteRand
4y ago
A semi-off-topic question, is there any real health difference between honey and other types of sugar?
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4y ago
I think this point is key "Those margins would jump to 58% if that remote driver only needed to pay attention for the first and last miles." - if you're going for #1 you still have a human in the loop for the first and last m
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4y ago
In a lot of ways the study of mental illness is like the war against cancer, you can expect perpetual expectations of miracle cures being made while slow progress happens in the background and major reverses of assumptions sporadically occu
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4y ago
Are there any maintained Windows ports of WebKit?
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InfiniteRand
4y ago
I think one parent working part time for the first 7 or 8 years or so is a pretty good option if you can make the economics work, admittedly the economics of it may not be easy
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4y ago
What bugs me somewhat with quantum mechanics is if we give up on localism, how can we rely on any of the science preceding quantum mechanics or even the science behind the experimental equipment, it is very possible I am missing something h
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