charliemil4

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by charliemil4 7y ago
I owe you a round for this. Hopefully it sticks.
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by charliemil4 7y ago
Any advice for companies getting into this realm, specifically around making sure you get your 'valued' price? Charging for value can sometimes feel exorbitant... i.e. saving a $100+/hr person ~20 hours a month. Sure I can ca
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by charliemil4 7y ago
Source? Curious to read
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by charliemil4 7y ago
Reading these papers feels like watching someone high dive into a kiddie pool[0]. Incredible amounts of preparation and equipments are needed, for a simple transfer of body to pool. Though it’s thrilling and makes a cool headline, why not
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by charliemil4 7y ago
Edit: friends, apologies for upsetting... first, I find the accusations horrendous. I am more just amused that K chose to write the opinion. Politics is a funny game. It’s hard to swallow, but we need a third constitutional convention becau
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by charliemil4 7y ago
Why don't you think your colleagues value sleep? Is it that there's no data, save qualitative, backing up your claims?
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by charliemil4 7y ago
Do you think there are any shortcuts to the months of experimenting? I'd also be interested to learn how you validated your hypothesis (one night of sleep, a few nights of emails at midnight?)
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by charliemil4 7y ago
(Shameless plug) we are developing a “study as a service” project to drive home the individuality and impact of sleep. The plan is to take a week with someone - comparing various “in bed” times along with quality of sleep to a simple, dynam
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by charliemil4 8y ago
Would an aerogel-like material suffice as an 'enormous heat sink'? Has anyone tried this? Edit: would a metal aerogel not count? (Definitely not maker ready though, I assume) http://www.aerogel.org/?p=932
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by charliemil4 8y ago
Absolutely agree w.r.t. Neuroscience: it’s really exciting to work on. Reach out via email in profile to hear a few compelling anecdotes on an “advanced volt meter.” (open to anyone reading, too)
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by charliemil4 8y ago
Anyone that argues AGI is possible intrinsically believes the universe is finite and discretized. I have found Quantum ideas and observations too unnerving to accept a finite and discretized universe. Edit: this in in response to GO, or Sta
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by charliemil4 8y ago
It’s pretty wild that a parent and teacher survey[0], with least likely to most likely responses, is considered “truth” to diagnose adhd (the only diagnosis I’ve fully studied, but I believe depression and Austim are similar). Thank god you
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by charliemil4 8y ago
A threatening misconception is that you can’t teach people — the truth is: you can’t teach the ones who have have self selected out. In these areas, young people have already decided - to either decided to move away, or become one who sta
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by charliemil4 8y ago
Intriguing anecdote: my sister had a similar square off with acne for many years. She thought it would be life long (roccutane did nothing for her). Then recently, she did a barrage of allergy testing. It turns out she was highly allergic t
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by charliemil4 8y ago
Absolutely agree — our first biometric platform aimed to solve the “presence with half my face blocked” problem through crafty emg/firmware. https://youtu.be/VUbJl_xiDFU