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by chansiky 5y ago
I've never used tiktok, but I do have one question. Does the fact that its in video make it harder for influencers to fake their lives? Or is superficiality still highly prevalent?
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by chansiky 5y ago
I'm a convert into paper as well, I used to use google calendar, trello, various todo list applications. Paper just seems to win out because of its flexibility. The best thing is you discover/invent more ways to use it as you use
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by chansiky 5y ago
> that eat mainly shells have this set of teeth to tear and crush I was thinking when I saw the images that there must be some sort of convergent evolution going on. I would love to know what the similarities in our mastication
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by chansiky 5y ago
I forget where I saw it but there was a documentary or a short that showed a series on Netflix using AI to fill in-between frames, allowing animators to draw less frames. Of course it didn't seem to change the workload of the animator
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by chansiky 5y ago
And who, might I ask, will the landlords replace them with?
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by chansiky 5y ago
If we're going to cherry pick studies, according to one line in this more recent study ( https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26032395/ ) from the same website: > "The regression analysis showed that myopia progr
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by chansiky 5y ago
That's a great portfolio, a very focused and intentional portfolio. I'll be honest. I'm pretty astonished, solely from the things Unreal has put out recently. I'm not entirely sure where Artstation fits in though, it se
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by chansiky 5y ago
I see. I thought it was just disabled for all users. I can definitely can see how it keeps the rating system intact.
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by chansiky 5y ago
Meta question: I just noticed, I can't downvote on HN, or at least I don't see the button. What's the social logic behind that?
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by chansiky 5y ago
We could also just all stop being prudes about nudity. I can't name a single other species that would shame because one of them is naked.
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by chansiky 5y ago
Another econ issue I'm seeing is that home ownership markets run in a different lane to "place to live" markets. Because homes are closer to investments nowadays than a "place to live", the rental prices don't
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by chansiky 5y ago
Well, I was going to put up a counter argument, but clearly you dont know how to listen.
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by chansiky 5y ago
To be fair, Asian flush is a terrific excuse for sobriety, and I’m glad to have it.
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by chansiky 5y ago
Good for them. They live in a system that seeks to extract their livelihood for national progress and little else. If the state can take away even the hard work of people like jack ma, then why bother. Seems like the winning move to me.
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by chansiky 5y ago
Thanks for the share. There's too many people out there advocating for "living a little" these days. Its good to hear a solid counter argument.
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by chansiky 5y ago
You seem to consider yourself a good middle manager, and I'm sure many people like you exist. There is however a bigger problem in that many managers are not good at the job of being a manager, but they are great at taking credit for
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by chansiky 6y ago
Hey, no problem man, wish you, not necessarily luck, but wisdom into your future. Life is all about these experiences. As long as we're growing, is all that matters. Thank god you're alive.
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by chansiky 6y ago
Oh that's an awesome description. Love the battery indicators he uses. It makes the concept much easier to understand.
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by chansiky 6y ago
I don't think its that simple, but I do think 5 days of restless productivity is not ideal for a lot of people. That's enough time to start losing sleep for everyone who isn't serious about getting enough of it. Its also fi
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by chansiky 6y ago
Sounds like your manager is a toxic person, who gaslights underlings, takes credit for their work, blames the worker for something they don't want to be accountable for. I know a good number of people like these, and sadly they get pro
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by chansiky 6y ago
I recently saw a video of Paul Stamets talking about mushrooms and how they increase connections in the brain. I think I remember hearing the term myelination thrown in there somewhere. Granted I don't know enough about him to say th
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by chansiky 6y ago
I've noticed that sometimes overconsumption of coffee affects me poorly as well. If it were just about the jitters, I'd be okay with it, but I think you're onto something, in that it might also affect how calm and stable you
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by chansiky 6y ago
Considering Apple is all about quality, wouldn't it be in apple's best interest to do proper quality checks on the apps in their ecosystem?
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by chansiky 6y ago
Those are all lifeforms though. And the "sailing" mechanisms have purpose. The example you are looking for is a lifeless thin slate of ice/rock that gets pushed by a force such as wind or water.
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by chansiky 6y ago
In a world of billions there are bound to be a few truly delusional people. Given the evidence, I'm convinced he's one of them.
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by chansiky 6y ago
My guess is this, but I would have to say, we need to see the data on women as well if thats the case.
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by chansiky 6y ago
After reading some of the comments, a thought occurred to me: A significant amount of advice given is really just a form of condescension.
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by chansiky 6y ago
> it isn't so much a drive for prestige, but just a lack of other goals Couldn't agree more. "Prestige" and the insecurity of people who seek it is the root of why people run the rat race. It is of course a race bec
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by chansiky 6y ago
Agreed, the word "still" and quite frankly the rest of the article shows the author hasn't taken the effort to understand why someone likes something they don't like themselves. This could have been an article written by
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by chansiky 6y ago
Yes, there are a lot of bad actors are in the system, which is why punitive measures need to be enforced. We can't pretend that they aren't being sneaky about their finances. China in particular has been notorious in their two-f

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