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Yeah, that's definitely concerning then. I wonder what the calculations behind it is. Maybe its similar to the fudging they do that makes my wife pay 40% less in insurance for the same car than I would. Any financial modellers here tha
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Can you define material properties without consciousness observation? How would you quantify with out observation? Not only empirically but personally?
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This is concerning, but the examples they gave were all from couples where the man contributed most of their combined wealth, AFAIK, might that not be the reason? Is there an example where the wife contributed most of the combined wealth?
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Very interesting. Reminds me a lot of The Idea of the World by Bernardo Kastrup, who also argues that the basic building blocks of existence is consciousness, and that idealism is a better model for the all.
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Enlightenment, in the Buddhist definition is not the abandonment of morality, it follows its perfection. Thats why monks are required to be celibate. From the second link above; "Abandoning uncelibacy, he lives a celibate life, aloof,
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Theravada https://www.dhammatalks.org/suttas/SN/SN35_127.html https://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka/mn/mn.060.than.html Mahayana https://www.buddhismuskunde.uni-hamburg.d
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I'm so curious about what your app does I can almost die! Good for you though, living the dream.
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Not according to the Pali suttas.
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Ask HN: What does senior front end developers do/know that others don’t?
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Earlier this month I took my work MBP in for a recall for both the HDD and keyboard(I received an email from Apple notifying me about this). The "geniuses" "checked" their system and told me there is no recall and I'
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Nice! Which island?
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FB - Was full of people who were mostly only acquaintances and I wanted to stop wasting time on it. TW - Found it to be utter shit. Full of either outrage or spam. IG - Still one it, switched my profile to private and now really enjoy it.
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Its mostly used in third world countries. South Africa, Brazil, ect. Doesn't seem to have caught on that much in the first world, from what I've read.
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> ... at a time when we need to change societal opinions on nuclear more than ever. No, I cannot agree with this. As many others stated, the facts on this show was portrayed remarkably accurately. The events that happend should be shown
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What is happening? I feel like life is literally turning into an Onion article. I... I can't anymore. Is everyone taking crazy pills?
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Not sure how their system works, but I set my name on TrueCaller and that's how it displays to others. I suppose of all my friends changed my name on their apps to Bozo, it would default to Bozo then. Who knows.
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All I'm suggesting is that if a particular user is concerned about their safety, I would suggest they take steps to insure it. But if one wants to push for regulation to prevent the emergence of apps like TrueCaller, then perhaps we ca
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True, but for edgecases with no alternative means of contact, there could be other simple solutions. In the articles instance, Chloe could in the future register that sim, and then immediately tag it as Chloe Sullivan on TrueCaller(or whate
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I find TrueCaller very usefull. I used to get sooo many sales and robo-calls a day that I seriously considered just getting rid of my phone. Now they get automatically blocked or I can just put them on a profile that they ring silently and
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I have a Xiaomi phone. The hardware is pretty nice and I enjoy using it. But I don't trust it and find it creepy as hell. The built-in file browser shows ads related to random conversations I've had(not related to searches or my g
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Interesting comment, seeing as most of the other comments to this post takes the opposite position; they're implying being wrong about one thing makes one wrong about everything.
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That's exactly where the name comes from. ;)
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Well this is terrifying.
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Show HN: Spieel, a simple happiness tracker for Android
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I find it fascinating and very condusive to my personality. However, the amounts of income you need to be able generate to truely get there seems to be... ambitious.
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I'm suspecting highly experimental drones here. Or a new type of experimental delivery mechanism. Supersonic drones with warheads. Terrifying thought.
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> Homo sapiens started emigrating out of Africa 50k years ago. Well new evidence suggests that humans colonised Aus around 65k years ago. There is also some evidence of human activity in the Americas thats far older, although the evidenc
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What interests me is the possibility of human civilizations between the Eemian and last glacial maximum. Any evidence of civilization from that period would either be hella deep under the sea or obliterated by glacial expansion and retreat.
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> or a short period or more permanently? This would likely depend on how much his audience grows on it. Wonder what his metrics for success would be.
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My guess, its not so much about blockchain as being in control of his own distribution and sources of income. I'm sure he'll try other models too. The big tech companies all seem to be itching for censorship and deplatforming - du
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