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AI generated inspirational quotes
(inspirobot.me)
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I generally agree that SQL could do alot of what these companies need, and not AI/ML. That said, there is definitely proper use cases for AI/ML and SQL cannot address them all. Furthermore, employing AI/ML may not just be to
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How Fast You Walk Says a Lot About Your Health
(technologynetworks.com)
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Pain Can Be a Self Fulfilling Prophecy
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Tangentially related, I was reading about the negative aspects of pursuing high self-control[1], which could perhaps equate to overthinking. The text also includes links to research purporting the situations where relying on intuition is,
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The Ethics of Study Design
(loudenanalytics.com)
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The Intricacies of the Pursuit of Higher Self-Control
(journals.sagepub.com)
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Interspecies Organ Generation Has Arrived
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80% of China’s clinical trial data are fraudulent, investigation finds https://www.bmj.com/content/355/bmj.i5396
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1 in 4 Statisticians Say They Were Asked to Commit Scientific Fraud
(acsh.org)
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Deprived of food and smartphones, students work harder to get phones back
(psypost.org)
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Acting like an extravert has benefits, but not for introverts
(aeon.co)
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Chimpanzees React Faster to Cooperate Than Make Selfish Choices
(neurosciencenews.com)
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“Stress Hormone” Cortisol Linked to Early Toll on Thinking Ability
(scientificamerican.com)
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The smell of lavender is relaxing, science confirms
(medicalxpress.com)
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On the Reception and Detection of Pseudo-Profound Bullshit [pdf]
(journal.sjdm.org)
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How to give up your cake – and eat it, too
(go.brainsights.it)
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Nutrition has a greater impact on bone strength than exercise
(medicalxpress.com)
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“My-Side Bias” Makes It Difficult to See the Logic in Arguments We Disagree With
(digest.bps.org.uk)
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Effects of High Fat Diet may Last for Generations
(technologynetworks.com)
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I've made the front page several times by sharing sciency articles that I found interesting. Sometimes articles I thought would flop ended up doing well. Other times articles I thought would do well ended up with 2 upvotes. Theres like
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Evil geniuses? People high in Machiavellianism have superior reasoning abilities
(psypost.org)
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Ask HN: Whats a negative experience that ended up helping you in a positive way?
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Striving to work as a teacher at my alma mater. Despite everyone telling me I could not do it, that it would not be possible, I became the youngest lecturer at my university.
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I like how succinctly you've put it. I may add that as long as you are creating value or reducing the amount of collective headaches for the people around you, they'll keep you around.
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Mine was in captivity since a child, so I don't think it ever developed the skills to fly. But sometimes when I would handle it, it would open and reveal it's eye-spotted wings; maybe because it thought I was a threat, or maybe ju
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Often though they tend to target the head or neck for their first bites, I think with the intent that biting there will make the meal stop struggling[1]. Not all the time though, sometimes they grab the prey and just start chowing down, but
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Octopuses Given Ecstasy Reveal Genetic Link to Social Behaviors in Humans
(neurosciencenews.com)
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What Good Is Eternal Life If We Can’t Stay Young?
(geneticliteracyproject.org)
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80% of China’s clinical trial data are fraudulent, investigation finds https://www.bmj.com/content/355/bmj.i5396
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