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by casion 5y ago
Reading glasses specifically. Presbyopia is a sign of aging for many, and is usually corrected with reading glasses.
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by casion 5y ago
Louder _does_ sound better. This is a well known and tested phenomenon. Listeners will favour loudness over any other metric of quality. Even very small differences in loudness (0.5dB or so) can be enough to have a substantial effect on pre
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by casion 5y ago
A lack of correlation between an objective measurable state, and a subjective evaluation will never be a good indication of much. Given that autism does not have a gold standard biological or chemical test, the chances that it is a cluster
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by casion 5y ago
Saw a neurologist who ran a QSART, which I failed spectacularly. Treatment is supportive (vasodilators, beta-blockers, anticholinergic). I was at extremely high risk of stroke or dangerous fall until appropriately treated.
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by casion 5y ago
Clojure solves these issues with unneeded garbage creation in algorithms with the transducers functions. And you can of course just use java objects whenever you want.
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by casion 5y ago
I greatly appreciate efforts like these, however I don't understand the value here. From my perspective: - More difficult to search (single page manual is easy to ctrl-f, emacs built-in docs same) - Difficult to read, styling plugins d
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by casion 5y ago
Autonomic neuropathy.
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by casion 5y ago
However, quite dangerously, those ailments are also often misdiagnosis's. Fibro was a misdiagnosis for me, and I nearly died because I accepted it and worked on a psychological and rehab program rather than continue to pursue symptoms.
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by casion 5y ago
That undermines the "Full" in full self-driving.
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by casion 5y ago
Agreed, Clojure very likely exceeds them combined in active business use.
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by casion 5y ago
Clojure is most certainly on par or exceeds both in business use.
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by casion 5y ago
JS from 2003 passed code review for me a few months ago... so, yes... maybe.
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by casion 5y ago
I agree mostly, but I'm going to nitpick: not all open source software is "free" in either sense of the term. I think slack and discord are _awful_ support forums (I'm saying this as I manage a 30k user slack and a 15k u
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by casion 5y ago
Could someone explain what this does? The explanation paragraph does not make sense to me grammatically.
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by casion 5y ago
I agree that it's exhausting, however using git is even more exhausting... so the complaining and comparisons will continue.
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by casion 5y ago
Ah yes, pull requests and adjacent functionality is my favorite part of git.
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by casion 5y ago
I used to live in the Netherlands, now in a major US city. Always biked to everywhere. Dutch bikes (price/use vs price/use) are absolutely heavier, noticeably so. I spend about 1500 on my daily bike. The average Dutch Bike in the
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by casion 5y ago
It is abusive. It is also either indicated of a crime (fishy), or incredibly stupid. None of these things are mutually exclusive.
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by casion 5y ago
$5 in parts, untold amounts of resources and paychecks. Not $100,000,000, but magnitudes more than $5. Misattributions like this is how we end up with people that value all things by their component cost.
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by casion 5y ago
I've never seen a QR code menu. I wasn't aware that this is a thing. An I the only one?
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by casion 5y ago
Hacker news is not about software development. See: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html n.b. "anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity."
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by casion 5y ago
He has another post describing that he has parkinsons: https://tmrwedition.com/2021/01/30/pros-and-cons-of-four-dif...
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by casion 5y ago
I missed this comment, but in case you see it: no, I'm not on the spectrum. I am a supertaster however. That likely is the cause of my distaste for alcohol.
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by casion 5y ago
You're absolutely correct, but it proves my point. I taught in a state that's consistently rated in the top 5 for public education. The specific institution I worked at was a private school with admissions tests well above the pub
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by casion 5y ago
I've taught 7-year olds, rich kids specifically in technology magnet program. The pre-requisite information necessary for this would be way above their heads. Adding fractions, conceptualizing fractions to graphs, graphing functions...
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by casion 5y ago
That's what the median is! The middle number in a sorted list.
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by casion 5y ago
Lest we not forget the many, many people who simply can not stand the taste of alcohol. There's quite a few people that fall into that category. Some of us can't even stand fermented breads, let alone a light wine.
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by casion 5y ago
He plays there sometimes, but not usually.
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by casion 5y ago
How does the title feel misleading? It says directly and exactly what was done, and it appears that you agree that this happened. From what I understand, it seems that it's entirely possible for this scenario to be replicated "in
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by casion 6y ago
> the chances you’d fly if a train trip was less than an hour are pretty near zero Why is this? I'm genuinely curious. I've never been on (or even seen!) a train, nor have I ever flown.

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