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So right now I'm 63 hours into a fast, which I just decided to do on a lark. I've been intrigued ever since hearing an interesting podcast on fasting ( https://tim.blog/2017/05/04/smart-drugs-fasting-
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Capitalism is an efficient mechanism for serving dollar weighted people. This is the central problem with massive inequality.
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I commented on the first one that humans could easily make the mistake the Tesla made. This, however, is a scarily bad fuck up.
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Synthetic sapphire is a trivial example of a transparent ceramic made with aluminium. Its formula is something very close to Al_2 O_3.
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That video is damning-- no doubt. The Tesla should recognize the big barrier and stop or adjust lane well in advance. But what is equally damning is that I can't tell that the Tesla has done anything wrong until it's moments away
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Or, to be glib, you now program programmers, and so code in the highest level programming language of all.
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I love how much I can't tell if you're serious.
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Historically, I had the classic problem of instinctively holding on to some stream of thought which I subconsciously felt the need to unwind before I would let dream consciousness take over. I figured out a nice trick to fix this. I close m
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How do we know that this footage hasn't been artificially darkened by Uber before they gave it to police?
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Honeypot?
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Seems kinda crazy to me that you'd put down a rhino that is the last male of its kind. Even one in pain. Why not induce a coma, and keep those gametes alive?
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Seems kinda crazy to me that you'd put down a rhino that is the last male of its kind. Even one in pain. Why not induce a coma, and keep those gametes alive?
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Repl.it looks awesome. So often the biggest obstacle to trying out a new language is the activation energy of setting up the corresponding coding environment. Sometimes you just think, "eh, probably don't really need to try it&quo
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Yeah, but that's always the best you can do without an external note. And if there are no external notes around, you could argue it's all that matters;)
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I noticed an interesting resonance just yesterday on my guitar. You can actually tune a guitar by playing, for example, an A note on the E string repeatedly, and moving the tuning pegs on the A string until the A string starts vibrating. Th
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You're right that "sure" is too strong a word- I should have said "I have a hunch". The hunch is because stories like this https://www.quora.com/What-is-known-about-Elon-Musks-long-ti... about Elon
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I'm not sure a having a brain scan that shows you're chronically underutilizing your empathy centre makes you a psychopath. I'm sure Elon Musk's brain scan would look similar to the writer's. If we are going to cont
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I've seen this account ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tX1729Nv6pc ) of someone after a 40 day fast that I think is 100% legitimate, judging by the amount of fat it looks like he's lost since posting this video (
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Is that.. decilitres?
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Spite House
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If it's poisonous, killing is considerably easier.
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This seems absurd.
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I think anyone who looks at bitcoin thinks "what we need is a proof-of-work scheme with positive externalities". But when you look at the actual constraints of the proof-of-work-- unpredictable, unsolved problems with automatic di
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Actually this raises an interesting point (gah), how is "1,25" vocalized? Do they say "1 point 25" like non-Europeans do? Because if they do a case can be made that "point" more naturally corresponds to the sym
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New Zealand Police Recruitment Video
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Ha, this would actually totally work.
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Nursing? I don't understand.
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Ask HN: What is the best way to buy US stock from outside the US?
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Get rich slow scheme: take out a patent for clothing embedded with adversarial objects. Fashion which confuses our robot overlords is almost certain to become chic one day in the not too distant future.
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If it's not fighting decoherence then it's not what we mean when we talk about quantum computing. Otherwise I can start saying "technically, you're using a quantum computer right now".
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