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by bloqs 2y ago
it's actually trait openness/ cognitive flexibility: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/366388355_Cognitive... .
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by bloqs 2y ago
Couldnt have put it better myself, and most of the journalists are millenials now so frequently thats a real thing
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by bloqs 2y ago
This is the same old story though, and nerds dont get this right: what about all the viruses/child porn games and other heinous shit people will host there? Decentralisation is only as good as its moderation and unpaid moderation is a
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by bloqs 2y ago
Respectfully disagree, controlling the internal and controlling bob are parallel at best, they are not binary states. No one (other than possibly the sprinkling of humans who have achieved enlightenment or someone temporarily under a heavy
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by bloqs 2y ago
No
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by bloqs 2y ago
This is wonderfully naive. You can fairly easily learn to control Bob though articulated speech or just leave. Controlling the internal is the central focus of most world religions, and not being able to do it is responsible for most suffer
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by bloqs 2y ago
Brilliant.com
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by bloqs 3y ago
Thank you for this, had no idea it existed
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by bloqs 3y ago
When you mean strength, what are you referring to?
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by bloqs 3y ago
Shame about the source
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by bloqs 3y ago
This kills the discord
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by bloqs 3y ago
Some further truths can colour the reliability of each. 1) honesty is the constantly out of reach ideal that solves a huge portion of nearly all global problems 2) Everyone becomes worm food faster than they expect, and they care less about
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by bloqs 3y ago
Modafinil does exactly this.
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by bloqs 3y ago
This smells like it was written by an LLM
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by bloqs 3y ago
This is absolutely the psychosis of today and tomorrow. Just watching my own father in isolation in algorithm walls on twitter and Facebook is astonishing
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Ask HN: How do query a websites media in 2024?
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by bloqs 3y ago
Younger people who may not know: Tim Bray was one of the creators of XML. Also a nice guy on Twitter (at least he was a few years ago) he's probably active here too.
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by bloqs 3y ago
Economics, and because of the kids that exploit lax timeframes to try to beat the system or avoid doing anything
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by bloqs 3y ago
Best change I made was to totally restrict all phone and technology usage entirely (I mean entirely) for the first hour of the day. At that point I only handle direct personal comms like time sensitive texts, and don't use anything oth
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by bloqs 3y ago
All completely true. Neuroticism seems to be the most complex one for leaders...
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by bloqs 3y ago
I whole heartedly agree.
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by bloqs 3y ago
This seems to be the only sensible response to this... what do people expect
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by bloqs 3y ago
Features heavily on this double episode of 24rs In Police Custody https://tv.apple.com/us/episode/the-home-county-cartel-part-...
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by bloqs 3y ago
Personality tests are screening principally if you are Conscientious and Agreeable. The hack is: Suggest you answer every question to imply you are orderly, hardworking, calm, stable and cooperative with others.
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by bloqs 3y ago
At least it was the Big Five which has some scientific basis. Myers Briggs is still used by mouth breathers in HR departments across the world.
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by bloqs 3y ago
Neat
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by bloqs 3y ago
Yeah AFAIK they have no relation to each other, other than the occasional friendly acknowledgement that the other exists. Perhaps that is enough?
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by bloqs 3y ago
Weird code smell alright https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39256493
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by bloqs 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39256493 please exercise caution
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by bloqs 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39256493 I would be careful

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