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by L0in 4y ago
It's something i started to think about a lot the last few months. I realized that i don't have any diet-nutritional education: I don't know what "carbs" and "sugar" really are in order to make informed d
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by L0in 4y ago
Do you have a similar book to study for "Highschool maths" before starting this one?
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by L0in 4y ago
One of the things that i find strange and sometimes annoys me about HN is that every idea needs to be a startup... Why? Your idea could also become a collective or a non-profit the very least...
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by L0in 4y ago
Thank you for making this thread! Currently i feel like a have the time and space to breath. I do have my occasional anxiety and depressed feelings with automatic thoughts, but they don't hold me down. But i must confess this calmness
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Ask HN: What are the typical or usual non-IT/Tech backgrounds of HN readers?
5 points by L0in 5y ago|0 comments
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by L0in 5y ago
Beautiful quote. Thank you for sharing it with us.
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by L0in 5y ago
It Sedgwick's algo course appropriate as an intro to algorithms and data structures for a CS student with a weak math background?
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by L0in 5y ago
American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer
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by L0in 5y ago
Done. I hope someone will pick it up because i really need it!
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by L0in 5y ago
Somewhat related: It would be really cool for the existence of a script where it gathers all the most liked and most retweeted tweets from your timeline and outputs it to a pdf document for a later read. It wasn't my idea, but i really
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by L0in 5y ago
Can you explain the "chattr +i" this to me? I'm looking for something similar with website blocking
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by L0in 5y ago
I agree. I think that i label myself a failure if i fail and then question my whole existence. hahahaha
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by L0in 5y ago
I grew up with SM my whole life. I discovered that in a way became my safe space. Meaning that when i want to procrastinate because i fear doing something ( fear failure. Like right now that i want to study for my exams) i turn to that. Whe
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by L0in 5y ago
Can you share more advice for a 23 year old who wants to dump the "social internet?"
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by L0in 5y ago
Not a book per se but read about the Philosophy of anarchism. More specifically the social and human aspects of it. And stay way from "Anarcho-capitalist" there are not anarchist even if they dream about it...
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by L0in 5y ago
Amazing. Thank you for posting it!
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by L0in 5y ago
How can you control something that knows how to use your system against you?
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by L0in 5y ago
I LOVE Sylvia Plath
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Ask HN: How can I learn problem solving skills starting from zero?
2 points by L0in 5y ago|2 comments
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by L0in 5y ago
In extremis: The life and death of the war correspondent Marie Colvin, by Lindsey Hilsum This year i didn't read as much as i wanted but between the two books i really liked* i choose to post the above. * The other one is Digital minim
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by L0in 5y ago
> If you want to chat more over email/signal/matrix, I would be more than happy too. It looks like you are slightly younger then me. I just graduated college. Sure! I would liked to.
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by L0in 5y ago
I haven't read as much as i wanted to but, from those i've read, i really liked "In Extremis: The Life of War Correspondent Marie Colvin"
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by L0in 5y ago
I would characterize my dyslexia as mild, if we see it through a spectrum, from mild to severe. I understand exactly what you are describing on the attention issues. I'm from the generation that grew up with Social media, primarily Fac
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Ask HN: How can I improve my reading comprehension as a person who has dyslexia?
12 points by L0in 5y ago|9 comments
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by L0in 5y ago
I'm in my early 20s and i've been living with depression all my life. Only recently got unofficial diagnosis from my former therapist. When i read the title the first thought that poped in my head was "How can you get back so
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by L0in 5y ago
You read the article! We don't do that here.
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by L0in 5y ago
I don't know how (maybe from the TV shows i grew up watching) but my brain got programmed to expect that i will understand something right away, which in reality is really stupid. I understand that i put a huge burden on me when i expe
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Ask HN: Sometimes you won't understand something right away. How come to terms
1 points by L0in 5y ago|3 comments
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by L0in 5y ago
I was so pissed... It took me years of trying to understand why i couldn't understand something so vital. I don't know if it has to do with how my brain works. I wouldn't say i have too technical mind.
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by L0in 5y ago
> 2) I was thankful for him and also amazed at how simple it was in 5 minutes to explain something that seemed to have eluded me for 5 years of highschool. It made me wonder alot what other difficult subjects could be easily taught by ju

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