Tenoke

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by Tenoke 4y ago
Anecdata: I'm way hungrier later in the day after exercising. If you look for reddit posts on cutting/dieting you can see a lot of people reporting that the extra food craving from exercise can frequently be bigger than what you b
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by Tenoke 4y ago
That was definitely not 'the big pitch' of web3. That's a pitch of nfts . Different web3 companies have different pitches. Uniswap for example has little to do with virtual world items and is definitely web3.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I just watched and it was beautiful but disappointingly written. They clearly had advisors who added reasonable explanations for e.g. the different QM interpretations, simulations, determinism etc. but then ignored the implications of what
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I doubt that. The majority are using plain old proxies and VPNs. A very temporary attack on Tor would hardly make a dent. There's near-constant ddosing on Tor of darknet markets, some if it might've spilled over. Even more likely
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Being in withdrawal so often sounds worse than just taking it daily with occasional short breaks to reset a bit.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Fwiw, title editorializing has been enforced pretty lightly for a while, you can find editorialized titles daily which I guess in turn results in more people editorializing theirs. It feels like a lost cause to even bring it up since enforc
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I read on my phone that has 525 dpi and it seems to make a difference (I only found myself comfortable reading all books on my phone on my previous one which had similar dpi without noticing). Your $400 phone likely has half the dpi, worse
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by Tenoke 4y ago
If you think 50% cost overruns and overheads are uncommon for state sponsored projects.. you will be right but only because often the actual numbers are much higher.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I love hetzner but they aren't really the AWS of Germany - they are a great place to get simple cheap instances but don't have many of the more complex offerings that would make them an 'AWS'.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
The reason seems to be stigma as far as I can tell. The negative effects don't seem to be worse than Adderall/Dexedrine and the positive effects are usually a bit better. https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p&#x2F
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Sorry I meant Desoxyn. > it's chemically different to meth you'd find on the street Well yeah, but the MDMA on the street isn't really pure MDMA either.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
MDMA seems more harmful to me with semi-frequent use. The comedowns are brutal and repeated use seems to make it worse. Either are fine taken occasionally but opioids and meth (vyanese) can be taken daily with fairly small negative effects
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Nobody is arguing that there aren't cases where drugs have negative effects. What's argued it whether banning or allowing them has more negative effects.
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>we don't even have enough data here! how can you talk about unrealistic expectations without data? You don't need data on every single developer in the world to know that not all of them are 'worth more'. >learn i
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by Tenoke 4y ago
You are the only person ascribing it magical powers. The majority definitely do not and are well aware of the limitations, the problem with priors is talked about all the time in the community in much more detail. >In general, using prob
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Negativity? The post is pretty optimistic and shows amazement of the general technology. Should people not talk about the failure modes and the places where it is subpar?
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>What's really doing damage is your language, not a biased estimate of which percentile of a bell curve we're looking at here. I don't know, maybe setting unrealistic expectations and telling everyone they are worth more w
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by Tenoke 4y ago
>untrue magical powers to Bayes' theorem, probability theory, computers Untrue magical powers? Just because people appreciate those things it doesn't mean they ascribe magical powers to them. That's like saying that HN asc
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by Tenoke 4y ago
HN posters have successfully predicted 9 out of the last 0 Tether blow ups. More seriously, it's mostly seething while reposting the same stuff with this article potentially holding the record for being short enough to not even repeat
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Worse but it has somewhat recovered. Projects like that can move to another chain if needed and are only indirectly impacted though.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I had invested in a project built on Luna - MIR as I believe synthetic assets on chain have future. Later I added in a bit of LUNA as the chain was getting a lot of projects and I like to be diversified in smartchains projects. I never paid
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I agree but I actually wouldn't mind if carbon emissions and offsets were tracked and ensured to be not too negative. There are easier ways to do that though - e.g. just include money for offseting in the flight price.
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I tried this one yesterday and my results looked so much worse that I wondered if they specifically tried to make it prettier (which amusingly would make it more 'art' as some people don't agree with the label).
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Maybe if the information didn't get out but given that a lot of it happens on-chain you get articles like this so more of them start suspecting that's the reason for their poor returns.
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>What's the financial incentive for a company to actually enforce "insider trading" rules to its employees? E.g. for Coinbase/Binance the financial incentive is that users might invest less in their offerings if they
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>I was under the impression that outside toy problems, you can't really get decent results unless you have a TPU or fleet of GPU's for training. This is most certainly not the case. It's impossible to achieve SOTA on most
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Real life communities have existed yet we still have lonely people so suggesting we dont work on a solution that helps them because those exist seems like cruelty borne out of idealism. >I don't see how it's impractical to enco
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>How about we not do that and try to actually cultivate real life communities and families through more leadership, planned activities, persistent encouragement, etc. How about we don't ignore things that can help actual people and
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I'm normally a 'fan' of mass produced stuff or at least the benefits of economies of scale, see home growing as an awful (to me) hobby and yet have to admit that homegrown vegetables taste much better to me even though my pri
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Betting on matches of chess is much different. In poker you have a betting round after every move, the betting size matters and the betting is one of the main sources of information you get. In chess even if you bet after every move the amo

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