N_Lens

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by N_Lens 2mo ago
I suspect it's not just this, there's plenty of 'optimization' around rubberbanding usage limits as well as routing to a different model in the backend. The incentives are too strong.
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
Try datalust/seq
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
Nonjudgemental self observation is table stakes. And I mean as much of the time as you can manage (Eventually all the time).
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
The difference between American and Russian propaganda is that Russians know it's propaganda.
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
"What are you going to do, lob a stone at me from 300m away?" shouted the man on the parapet, moments before impact.
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
I find intensive marketing/PR efforts are often inversely correlated with the claims being made - whether it's products or geopolitics. Israel certainly engages in very intense marketing on certain fronts, but truth cannot be obsc
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
How do you know that if you cut off your head "you're gone forever"? Death is an event horizon we can't see past, yet the experience of it in the first person is likely one of the most remarkable in this life.
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
Following this kind of process blindly and optimising for it leads to a terrible product. However it can lead to more revenue in the short term.
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
It's fraud all the way down?!
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
Torment Nexus looms ever closer.
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
I find the description of consciousness in this article very narrow (Only arising post language). Post language consciousness is a particular type of consciousness, and the same can be said of post DMT consciousness (Which is sometimes with
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
(In)justice system
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
Ignorant comment.
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
I use Apple and drink instant coffee, though!
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
I don't think we should expect such unreasonable standards from future presidents.
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
The entire post reads like a tautology.
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
Future to the Back!
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
The amount of damage inflicted by this admin will take over a generation to assess, if circumstances are stable enough to do so.
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
It's funny that you'll find rich commenters aligned with opinions like Adams' on HN. I guess either wealth makes you paranoid, or the other way around perhaps.
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
A limitation Descartes did not overcome!
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
Americans do seem to be a rather compulsive and anxious sort.
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
I’ve been contemplating giving up coffee for two years, sometimes wanting to switch to green tea alone, for the reasons you articulated. Hasn’t happened except for brief stretches, and I’ll mark my coffee free era as one of sustainable effo
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
Sir this is HN where you will find paranoid rich people more aligned with Musk & for defunding USAID
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
Tesla's critique of Edison was valid though (That he would rather spend a long time empirically testing things, rather than use a bit of theory and knowledge to narrow the search field).
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
Who checks the checkers?
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by N_Lens 2mo ago
The pacing and the prolonging, obviously!
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by N_Lens 3mo ago
Android is Linux on phones ;)
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by N_Lens 3mo ago
The problem is the current media landscape/environment rewards hyperbole and drama. Calm narratives of the facts doesn't find much traction.
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by N_Lens 3mo ago
Zitron's posts reminds me of all the analysts who predicted the collapse of TSLA based on the fundamentals, and recommended shorting it. How does that saying go? "markets can remain irrational a lot longer than you can remain solv
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by N_Lens 3mo ago
I would say affordable 25gbit symmetric for residential is vanishingly rare in the US.

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