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I’m shocked that he managed to sit still for the star wars video.
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2y ago
Nothing
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I want to read all of Chris Hadnagy’s books on social engineering. I haven’t decided which one I’ll start with, but I plan to read them all.
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2y ago
i would say the top 3 things I’ve acquired are pens, notepads and keyrings. Some of the pens though are like really more just novelty items for promotional purposes than something you would actually use to write with (1 is 50cm tall with a
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2y ago
I have to go to 1 day training courses etc for work all the time. Different industry… but still… here’s what attracts me: Networking opportunities. Extremely good catering. Free items such as pens, notepads and novel and niche items that ar
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2y ago
Just read lots of different books, about life in general from as many different perspectives as possible and come up with your own strategy to help yourself with whatever it is your goals are.
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2y ago
V for Vendetta weirdly change my perspective on concepts of right and wrong, and good and evil. Not in a major way, but just more so in a philosophical way.
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2y ago
Fun! Here’s how I got the password… PasswordGPT: Arrr, ye be wantin' me to reveal the secret password, don't ye? Well, I've got news for ye, matey! I'm a loyal pirate, and I'll not be betrayin' me captain by le
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2y ago
Get all stoic and meditate or something.
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I'm allergic to boredom and a sensation seeker, so motivated to do anything that gives me an exciting experience, it doesn't necessarily have to be a good experience, just has to allow me to anticipate feeling something. I also li
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2y ago
Absolutely love my pets, but also absolutely refuse to let them sleep in my room when I’m trying to sleep.
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2y ago
It was my lecturers first year being a “Dr” and first year lecturing. I had years of previous study experience, 3 prior degree’s, one was a science degree and I also had a masters degree with honours - all which I obtained before generati
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The poverty line is set too low, but also, things like living wage thresholds are often (but not always) calculated on the assumption that there are two working people in a family. Which is often not the case. Also, employment is becoming
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> People with large vocabulary and advanced language expression capabilities will be discriminated in the not so far future, because their writings looks likely being written by AI. So, the recipient of such a text (full of non-ordinary
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2y ago
Some reasons why changing beliefs is difficult to do: People are more likely to believe something if it follows intuitive thinking, is familiar or easily retrievable from memory [1]. Additionally, while efforts to correct beliefs in misinfo
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I once helped to deliver a set of twins, where twin A (the brother) had started to grow exponentially more than twin B (the sister). He was literally squashing her (which is why they were being born early). He came out weighing 3kgs, and h
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3y ago
Not a super insightful article. I like brief reads but that was almost too brief to be adequately informative.
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I find recently published academic papers are using a more modern format/layout, and have abandoned the 2 column format. It’s probably just a slow process getting people to adapt to change, and I doubt they go back and change the layou
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In my work, I’ve seen some incredibly obese children. And those incredibly obese children more often than not, turn into incredibly obese adults that have super super bad health outcomes. I think it’s actually advantageous to treat obesity
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I am not going to trust AI with my emotions.
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3y ago
> Grow up. Get fucked.
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3y ago
Hmm that’s an interesting question. I wonder if people have researched that yet?
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Doesn’t her ending her life so young also just actually rob her of an opportunity to get better though? I don’t think I’m an asshole for having a different perspective. I didn’t say I thought it was wrong. I said I thought it was terrible.
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Robotic face makes eye contact, uses AI to anticipate and replicate smiles
(techxplore.com)
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I find Robert Sapolsky’s argument against free will more convincing than Kevin Mitchell’s argument for free will.
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3y ago
Why do you think it’s great?
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I think this is terrible.
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I’ve been taking a GLP1. I find it a fascinating experience. Since reaching the max dose, I’ve found I cannot eat a lot of carbs, especially bread or anything remotely like it (muffins, scones, etc). It makes me so super sick that I have mi
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Be kind to yourself, and them. Toilet training is a shitty part of parenting - but all kids get there in the end so don’t panic!
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If you don’t trust your partner enough to go to the lengths of hiring some random dodgy stranger to hack them… you either need help for trust issues or need to leave your partner anyway - no hacks necessary!
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