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PKop
4y ago
You wouldn't approve of a "Whites in tech" blog so why be so self righteous about this?
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PKop
4y ago
Modern economy depends on it. Too much economic pressure pushing against removing it.
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PKop
4y ago
that would be bad https://raypeat.com/articles/articles/iron-dangers.shtml
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4y ago
From the processing that puts it into a package that people can buy, among possible other sources of contamination (ocean water itself).
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4y ago
https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=pastMonth&page=0&prefix=fa...
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4y ago
It's because modern, abstract art is a psyop to promote ugliness over the beautiful and sublime.
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4y ago
The one at 15 was the best
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PKop
4y ago
It's a resource to learn and follow smart and interesting people who know a lot about different subjects you're interested in (lists are good for this purpose). You tweeting is not necessary at all to get value out of twitter. I
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PKop
4y ago
I don't understand the anonymous accounts rule. Some of the most interesting and insightful people on Twitter are anonymous. And we could say the same about Hacker News. Do you think this website would be better if we all had to use ou
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PKop
4y ago
It seems to me to be a common modern misconception for many people that the body is separate from the mind, or somehow unimportant to stimulate, exercise, and keep healthy for it and the mind to be in optimal function, have mental clarity a
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4y ago
Exercise, lifting weights, running, getting more sunlight / vitamin D, going on walks in nature. Physiological changes brought about by the above can help anxiety, break you out of this cycle. Give it a try
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4y ago
USDC
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4y ago
> a certain percentage of > ...Btc, real estate, or whatever USDC is over-collateralized by cash and US government securities. There is a difference between centralized (at least) 1:1 tokens backed by dollars, and "decentralized&
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4y ago
Interesting points mentioned about genetic influence and heritability of intelligence.. "We believe that studies with genetic data could clarify causal claims and correct for the typically unaccounted role of genetic predispositions. H
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PKop
4y ago
Just use a captcha image. Not foolproof, but would eliminate a huge swath of bots. They don't even try this. Why?
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4y ago
For the right price maybe, for the wrong price no.
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4y ago
No it isn't. Sunlight is an important source of Vitamin D, which affects immune system, hormones, and mood. There are special lamps to supplement this, but it is not so trivial as turning on "lights".
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4y ago
Lift weights, run, get more sunlight/vitamin D, and go on walks in nature.
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Dynamic LiveView Forms
(weakty.com)
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4y ago
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5y ago
Ok, but individuals can all take these and other tests no? It is not only stereotyped assumptions around group averages applied to individuals. It is also aversion or even policy regulation against even giving tests and acting on the resu
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5y ago
The controversy stems from the egalitarian cultural assumption of modern western liberal democracies that humans are generally equal, "blank slates" and intelligence, skills, intellectual abilities etc can all be cultivated throug
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The flawed math behind Elon Musk’s Twitter deal
(washingtonpost.com)
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5y ago
>The man is sufficiently credentialed to suggest Who thinks this way? Credential-ism isn't a substitute for clearly stated arguments. If he presents an argument reflecting his credentials that's great, but some useless platitud
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5y ago
The state could ban on/off ramps, and ban ownership of it like they did with gold in 1933. Certainly this would crash the price as most people wouldn't want to be involved with it and risk committing crimes. It probably wouldn
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5y ago
A huge source of micro-plastics [0][1]. My wife and I have attempted to cut out as many plastic sources in our household we have to come into contact with, including switching away from polyester clothing to cotton, linen and wool where pos
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5y ago
>an ad-free way to consume the daily news What is the appeal to pay for TV news, both with your time and your money? Online news, from various sources, with an ad-blocker isn't sufficient?
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5y ago
Ideological warfare. He supports their views. What's in it for the people banning these accounts?
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How are crypto assets on public blockchains more anonymous than physical exchange in the real world? Art or beany baby exchanges could easily occur without leaving a trail.
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Twitter is where the network effect and users are, so no it makes more sense to take over Twitter and shape it to your own views if you are a billionaire who wants to make an impact on public discourse and free speech.
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5y ago
Recently there have been many accounts getting banned for being critical of US foreign policy in Ukraine conflict, disagreeing with western media propaganda around specific events. Also many got banned for posting "conspiracy theories&
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