SunlightEdge

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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
Alternatively, your brain is way more 'energetic' when you are younger. You feel things more strongly, can be over whelmed with all the competing signals and are inexperienced. Maturity does reduce the sensitivity and improve the
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
Unfortunately, I agree with you. The stone door I've almost given up on. And I was reading GOT way before it became famous on TV. Again stopped expecting a new book. He's passed away now. But I did quite like the British fantasy
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
Moorcook's Eldrich... Wait! I read Hawkmoon years ago by him and liked it. A light breezy read. I'll get this. Cheers
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
At the risk of being downvoted I don't find Brandon Sanderson a very good fantasy writer. For me, The way of kings started well (even if the characters were all pretty 2-D) in book one. Interesting plot with it mixing ww1/dune co
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
So psychology contains a broad range of subjects. Biopsychology (systems neuroscience) is under psychology as much as it's under biology. That's definitely a science. And Cognitive neuropsychology is similar. Social, developmenta
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
I also noted in my first comment that "technically you are not increasing the supply". Cheers
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
Intensive care
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
So I said in retail the dollar is limited. I'm aware in finance etc. there isn't a lower limit of dollars. Again (for the third time) are you aware if fractions of bitcoin can be sent from one account to another? Or does it have t
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
So the point is that if bitcoin transactions can occur without a lower bound limit (and I'm still waiting for an answer as I don't know) there is an infinite supply. The dollar point feels more like word play. In retail there is a
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
Does it not? Is there a bounded limit to the amount bit-coin can be subdivided? If 0.0000000000001 of a bitcoin is valid for purchases etc. then doesn't the limited supply become meaningless? Yes, technically you are not increasing th
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
It's great that hacker news avoid politics. Long may it continue.
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
Swanlove is a cool website. Has there been much response from linkedin users? I'd have thought that men and women might want to steer clear of mixing business and dating.
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
Good story. Yeah. I completely get why some women act cold to strangers. Along with them having so many bad experiences, men can badly misread women that are friendly. So no wonder. I really disagree with the mentality of hitting on women d
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
As a man I'd be wary about talking to female strangers. For the simple reason, that I'm aware a lot of women suffer from street harassment and I'd be wary of contributing to the problem. For this reason also I also try hard n
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
Yes. Unfortunately it was so... Thanks reading it.
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
Cool. I'll buy your book. Nice title.
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
So the full text is: "Jurgen has a headache that won't go away. He knows his fellow scientist Simon is watching him, waiting for him to be careless and kill another rat. Ben knows all about these mistakes, and more. But he's
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
Hey that's cool. I appreciate your feedback. I'm no expert but others have said they really like it. Maybe it's subjective? I've no idea tbh.
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
Good man. I really appreciate it :) Be interested in any thoughts you have. I don't mind if you are critical. And hope you enjoy it ^^
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
Woh. This is a really fantastic post. Thanks for sharing your thoughts/knowledge. What's the name of your book that you published in November?
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
Oh. Well you can try on the phone I guess. If thats how you normally read stuff. I might be picky, but I just prefer kindle for longer stuff. IPads and tablets might be good too.
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
Writers Curse has its roots in the fact writing a novel can have real negative consequences (it takes ages, massive sacrifices are needed, and very unlikely to make anything substantial etc.) And yet, such people can have an obsession to wr
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
Thank you ^^ Well... If you enjoy reading maybe give my novel a go :) You do need a Kindle though /wouldn't recommend reading on a phone. But no hassles. Cheers
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
Yes that's a very good point. I was aiming for getting picked up by a big publishing house. These days though It's pretty essential you have some kind of audience first. As I'm sure you know, marketing really is the worst. Af
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
Thanks for your kind words. Perhaps what you say is true. I'm not sure I'm qualified (ironically) to say. What I can say is that the time, the sacrifice, and then the crappy marketing ploys (no one tells you about that). It's
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
Unfortunately most writers of fiction make next to nothing too. Writers often are not happy writing either (unlike painters and video artists who seem to have a whale of a time). Sadly I toiled for 8 years on a novel (while working a day jo
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
Agreed on biased perceptions of the guardian. Rightly or wrongly, there is a perception out there that the Guardian's comment section in particular is pretty left wing particularly on identity politics stuff. Even if the core paper is
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by SunlightEdge 5y ago
It's difficult to comment without seeing your workbook. But broadly if you're developing any kind of useful analytical model you will find the performance fall off a cliff very quickly if using 1 million rows. e.g. waiting around
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The million row mark for excel while widely known is never taken seriously by anyone who actually uses excel often. It's performances collapses around the 100-300k mark.
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It's been common knowledge since... Forever really. I doubt there was a specific person. It just spread across industries due to the known limitations in performance. Excel was well known to not be able to handle large datasets back in

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