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Phenome-wide analysis of diseases in relation to sleep traits(spj.science.org)
36 points by alex77456 1y ago|9 comments
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by alex77456 1y ago
There are rumours of next xbox generation supporting steam platform and 386 architecture. I know it's a bit off topic, but it could be an elegant solution to the cheating problem, gradually move to standardised consoles. This could sol
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by alex77456 1y ago
DMA hardware and cheats are getting more and more accessible. It's not just chosen few anymore
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by alex77456 1y ago
A noname version of this from a local store https://www.stanleytools.com/product/stst14114/22-compartmen...
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by alex77456 1y ago
I have been using stackable hardware/diy organiser compartment boxes for this purpose. It's great
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HN Heatmap Highlighter Userscript(greasyfork.org)
1 points by alex77456 1y ago|0 comments
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by alex77456 1y ago
I'm surprised some multi-encoder container format didn't take over by now, seeing as there is no one size fits all clear winner so far.
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by alex77456 1y ago
Not nitpicking, just playing along with the analogy, which i found not that far fetched
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by alex77456 1y ago
Cycling, in my experience, is usually way more intense than walking or even running/jogging. It just lets you cover larger distance and gives you more control over how your energy is used. With the example of LLMs, sure, you could cycl
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by alex77456 1y ago
It's up to everyone to decide what to use LLMs for. For high friction / low throughput (eg, online research using inferieor search tools) tasks, i find text models to be great. To ask about what you don't know, to skip the &#
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by alex77456 1y ago
>I'm curious, why do you ask? Mostly out of curiosity and to self reflect. This being a forum largely focused on 'work/hobby/productivty', I find everything outside that very relevant, while not being talked abou
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Ask HN: How have you spent time outside work for the past couple of weeks?
7 points by alex77456 1y ago|16 comments
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by alex77456 1y ago
There're several sides to this. Different courses and universities vary in teaching quality greatly. Often the examination criteria is loosely correlated with knowledge or skill and students end up studying 'around' the exami
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by alex77456 2y ago
> I admit for a welfare-conscious consumer it's not easy to sift through all the noise by doing actual research Case in point, the first result I find on Certified Humane egg brands, is paywalled https://www.ethicalconsum
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by alex77456 2y ago
Human progress is driven by a small percentage of the population
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by alex77456 2y ago
Maybe we're overestimating average human brain capabilities
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by alex77456 2y ago
Multiply that by the number of users and total hours your software is used, and suddenly it's a lot of wasted Watts of energy people rarely talk about.
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Re Capita breach. What are the chances of successful class action lawsuit?(thetimes.co.uk)
1 points by alex77456 3y ago|0 comments
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by alex77456 4y ago
Life is complicated i guess
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by alex77456 4y ago
2005. Disable javascript to read without "WSJ membership".
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Lessons from the Brain-Damaged Investor(wsj.com)
1 points by alex77456 4y ago|1 comments
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by alex77456 5y ago
It is not competitively advantageous to act in a 'spineful' manner
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by alex77456 5y ago
There is no reason to expect human-like behaviour and traits from organisations.
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by alex77456 5y ago
Average wallet won't have much in it. On the other hand writing an article with a semi proof of this would affect the bitcoin economy, whether deservedly or not.
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by alex77456 5y ago
How do you know, do you work there? What in the parent post indicated your assertion?
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by alex77456 5y ago
It's not the society that we need to worry about. In the beginning a good chunk of society was ringing alarms to close borders, but the economy was too important to protect.
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by alex77456 5y ago
after seeing recent events around mozilla, I suspect they would not allow disabling that if they could get away with it (don't get me wrong, "everybody sucks")
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by alex77456 5y ago
Agreed. > Why does everything has to be white? Possibly for higher contrast > outdoor use > portable/touchscreen devices
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by alex77456 5y ago
Gnome suffered from a form of this a few years ago. Nowhere is safe!
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by alex77456 5y ago
You mean being further replaced with the inferior settings app?

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