abhaynayar

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The tragedy of low-level exploitation(gynvael.coldwind.pl)
66 points by abhaynayar 2y ago|11 comments
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by abhaynayar 2y ago
Also, video going over the blog post by the author: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58fwUXvhO3c
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Nukemap(nuclearsecrecy.com)
1 points by abhaynayar 2y ago|1 comments
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by abhaynayar 2y ago
hey
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
Love this. I follow the same approach for some of the deepest set issues I have. Learnt it from CBT. Is working wonders for me. Just something from my experience - taking action is 1000x more important than challenging thoughts and core bel
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
Missed opportunity to call it FOTOSS.
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
I read this in CBT, that things like drinking alcohol are "safety behaviors" that allow us to not fully test our fears and anxieties. After dropping my safety behaviors and progressively overloading my fears for almost a year (on
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
One of the best ways to maintain I've experienced is to just keep track of your weight every single day. And trying to do it while knowing daily fluctuations don't matter much, but that if over time you've gained a few kgs, y
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Just do the thing(oliverburkeman.com)
1 points by abhaynayar 3y ago|0 comments
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
Explaining the concept of effective altruism could inadvertently encourage individuals to engage in decisions that prioritize the greater good over their personal well-being, potentially neglecting their own needs. This self-neglect could l
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DataDome Uses Picasso for Device Class Fingerprinting(datadome.co)
2 points by abhaynayar 3y ago|0 comments
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How to Beat Procrastination(waitbutwhy.com)
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Why Procrastinators Procrastinate(waitbutwhy.com)
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
I misread it as everyone and was disappointed when I realized.
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
Mind over matter.
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
Not working, just counts up to 5/6 seconds and then nothing.
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
Ironically you have written "twice, no?" twice.
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Moravec's Paradox(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by abhaynayar 3y ago|0 comments
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
> As he later put it, his own neural network had begun to align with GPT-4’s. > Having found the A.I.’s level, I felt almost instantly that my working life had been transformed. Everywhere I looked I could see GPT-4-size holes; [...]
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
> Huh, the author feels the pain with endless crappy and slow software. If that was all, it would've been fine... if he was only listing bugs and saying he's tired of crappy software. But he has framed the article in a way as i
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
I was just watching Outlander and wondering what value could I bring if I went back in time. Thankfully now I will be able to make a computer now that I've skimmed through this article. :)
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
I didn't know how to put my thoughts about the article into words so decided not to, but thankfully this comment does it better than I could have. Really annoying how the author brings up counter points and comparisons but does not dee
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
Those two things are independent. You are conflating being very aware of our limited time on earth, with all the negative stuff you've mentioned. You can be very good with time, and follow the exact opposite of what you've mention
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
I really like this framing~~!
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
I have literally started tracking being social as a habit on an app for the last few months and it has been a godsend. Every day, if I do something social, I put a tick in my app. At first it was just to get over my social fears, but now as
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
If someone is trying to get a job, would React be a good option? I'm planning to shift to some role where I program, right now I'm in security, and web browser and JavaScript stuff seems the most interesting to me, I have just sta
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
Really well put. I don't like the idea of going to a therapist because I tried one once, and did not have a good experience. Yes, I could probably keep trying therapists until one clicks, but instead I decided to read up on CBT on my o
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
> Prioritization is an euphemism for sacrificing. Just because you have to choose between things you can possibly have, does not mean you are sacrificing the thing you don't choose. You can't sacrifice something you don't
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Job Satisfaction Research (2014)(80000hours.org)
1 points by abhaynayar 3y ago|0 comments
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by abhaynayar 3y ago
Looking at other comments here and elsewhere, I believe with Dostoevsky's work, it's binary -- you either love him to death, or you are bored of him to death. Glad to be in the former camp. I really love how Dostoevsky's nove

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