PsylentKnight

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by PsylentKnight 7y ago
Indeed, I often have to remind myself to read less and do more. You need experience to inform your reading. Plus, experience often imprints lessons on your mind more vividly than dry reading.
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by PsylentKnight 7y ago
Reddit enhancement suite has vim-like keybindings. I use that, and then disable some of the Vimium keys on Reddit. I also use a plugin that automatically redirects Reddit to old.reddit.com. I don't know how well RES works with the rede
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by PsylentKnight 7y ago
My understanding was that the genetic diversity in humans is actually quite small due to a near-extinction event about 70,000 years ago.
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by PsylentKnight 7y ago
Terraria has been getting updates for 8 years now. Maybe that's why it's such a mess.
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by PsylentKnight 8y ago
On HN, I use DarkReader with the Grayscale factor turned up all the way. The background is an ugly orange-brown with the default settings.
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by PsylentKnight 8y ago
Regarding F#'s real world usage, today I came across an end-to-end F# stack, SAFE stack.[0] It looks very intriguing and I would be interested to know if anyone here has experience with it and has thoughts on it. [0] https://
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by PsylentKnight 8y ago
It's not available outside Europe, sadly.
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by PsylentKnight 8y ago
> Why not stash it in the rack with the fennel seed, the mustard seed, and the cinnamon Interestingly, people kept a third shaker with their salt and pepper as late as the mid-1850's. No one is sure what it was commonly used for, bu
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by PsylentKnight 8y ago
You'd probably enjoy Lost Connections by Johann Hari. I recommend the audiobook.
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by PsylentKnight 8y ago
"To fathom Hell or soar angelic, just take a pinch of psychedelic" -Humphry Osmond, when he coined the term "psychedelic"
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by PsylentKnight 8y ago
> Not as great as train, but better than driving solo in a gasoline car. It was my understanding that driving is better for shorter trips, because the overhead of taking off and landing is significant. I don't have a source. IIRC I
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by PsylentKnight 8y ago
> I've invested in overcoming social anxieties How?
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by PsylentKnight 8y ago
Reference?
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by PsylentKnight 8y ago
To accumulate enough to quit your dangerous job that makes your bones brittle.
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by PsylentKnight 8y ago
I first read this article at a young and impressionable age, and I think it has some great points. But I also think I took it too far to heart. I've spent a lot of time acquiring skills and knowledge and a career. But people generally
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by PsylentKnight 9y ago
Do we know if Facebook stores the revision history of a given status or comment? Would it be possible to programmatically overwrite every status and comment?
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by PsylentKnight 9y ago
Do we have a measure of how happy people were in hunter-gatherer times?
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by PsylentKnight 9y ago
Being fortunate to have a die to roll with is a form of luck. Over 10% of the world lives on less than $1.90 a day, and there's no way out - it's not a matter of determination.