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by deepzn 4y ago
A lot of office/corporate routines and rote weight is taken off the shoulders with remote work. For young people, it might be a challenge to engage in social activities, but if they take the initiative, for e.g. travel around and work,
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by deepzn 4y ago
That's why a lot of medieval RPG's have soaps in them. Even Elden Ring has it lol.
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Yes, it's designed that way imo. More of an exploration into a subject, letting the guest shine and transmit their thoughts. Would you have preferred someone like Charlie Rose, constantly interrupting the guests. A 2 way dialogue might
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by deepzn 4y ago
Yeah, I was surprised too. I thought a technical community would appreciate the amount and breadth of technical knowledge that Lex explores with guests and allows the public domain to gain.
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by deepzn 4y ago
It's a different kind of investigation into a subject. Perfectly valid. Any textbook on a subject, will often start with the most basic question. The Who/What/Where/Why/When of questions. Another way to describe Fir
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by deepzn 4y ago
Coming back to this. Just want to say I disagree, while it would also be a nice listen to have experts discuss topics with one another equally. It is refreshing to gain knowledge on a subject from an expert in this conversational format to
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by deepzn 4y ago
Even though I didn't align or agree with Stone. It is refreshing not to hear the constant back and forth you see on TV's or just each network running their own agenda. Truth is a fine thing, nothing is black or white. I feel in th
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by deepzn 4y ago
He's not perfect. Though I find it pleasant that he has a mostly neutral point of view as that's when you can get the most information out of a discussion. I think in many traditional media formats, the opposite is the case, which
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by deepzn 4y ago
Then again boredom, is better than burnout, rote that a lot of corporate culture in America consists of, perhaps.
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by deepzn 4y ago
In the past, I've found Bezos regret minimization framework to be a great way to figure out if you are making the right decision leading to happiness. Although, there might be a line of divergence for some things between regret minimiz
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by deepzn 4y ago
If you do have enough financial means, or parents, etc that are understanding. Quit the job, and take a break. Sometimes you just need to cut the cord. Do some travel, exercise, yoga/meditation, meeting and hanging with people you love
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by deepzn 4y ago
The Carina Nebula is the most amazing photo. The level of detail now shown by JWST is breathtaking.
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by deepzn 4y ago
A reminder that the growth and cost of College administration is one of the primary causes of the massive increase in College tuition across the U.S.
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by deepzn 4y ago
The cert expires in a couple years, and you have to get it again, with some new stuff added though.
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by deepzn 4y ago
This is true, there is a lot of (original, and other) content that you just can't find anymore because they only show the newest, and dumb stuff now.
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by deepzn 4y ago
For better or worse, half way through realizing it was stupid, I've bought myself a massive collection that I don't "own" on iTunes. Technically, it is tied to my Apple account, but there isn't a way to transfer own
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by deepzn 4y ago
They actually lost 700K subs to Russia, when they stopped the service there, and some around EMEA too. They actually added 500K subs net minus Russia impact.
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by deepzn 4y ago
Here is the usage of it - https://mrrobot.fandom.com/wiki/Eps1.3_da3m0ns.mp4?li_source...
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by deepzn 4y ago
As a side, always loved the hacker adoption of daemon, and usage in hacker lexicon. Also in the show Mr.Robot, I think they use it at times.
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Europe Agrees to Landmark Digital Markets Act: What's Next?(zdnet.com)
2 points by deepzn 5y ago|0 comments
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by deepzn 5y ago
Again, sounds very defensive and not honest. Like rather than say the account had least priveleges and did not have "God" level access, you should state what authorities they did have, for eg: resetting pws, mfa's, etc...
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by deepzn 5y ago
That is a rather large caveat..."if we avoid a major catastrophe", have you looked around the world?
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by deepzn 5y ago
A nice companion piece here, showing how AlphaZero learns compared to human Chess history - https://en.chessbase.com/post/acquisition-of-chess-knowledge...
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by deepzn 5y ago
the https://archive.fo/gIyHn link in another comment is non paywalled
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Is Technology Killing Capitalism?(youtube.com)
1 points by deepzn 5y ago|0 comments
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by deepzn 5y ago
James Somers is one of my favorite science/tech writers. Thank you, James for enriching my mind over the years. I have a bunch of your New Yorker articles to read but throughly enjoyed your 'The Coming Software Apocalypse' st
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by deepzn 5y ago
Figuring out the costs, and who's going to pay for it is one thing, and it's serious - I hope we find solutions there. But, in terms of being gamechangers, my hope is in 10-20 years we will be able to identify genes causing cancer
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by deepzn 5y ago
This company Compass Pathways is one that is doing clinical trials for psilocybin treatments, hopefully they can be purchased with a prescription sometime this decade or in a few years. More info from the company: "We received FDA Bre
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by deepzn 5y ago
What's interesting too is they could not find other instances of this happening in others, could perhaps be unique to Krill > Another important group of zooplankton, the appendicularians, have shown a dramatic increase, nearly quadr
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by deepzn 5y ago
my bad, I didn't click on the article haha, but went straight to the comments.

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