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by eimrine 2y ago
What fields except Psychology/Psychiatry suffer from replication crisis?
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by eimrine 2y ago
Why should I trust them? Even despite I use Mullvad VPN occationally.
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by eimrine 2y ago
> methane emissions from agriculture are a significant contributor as well (30% from cows) Activities such as tilling of fields, planting of crops, and shipment of products cause carbon dioxide emissions. Agriculture-related emissions of
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by eimrine 2y ago
> falsify the hypothesis that climate change isn't influenced at all by human activity. Establish a causal relationship. Show me the studies. I'll wait. Prove me please that you are able to read them not just tell some ignorant
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by eimrine 2y ago
2 millions less then in 2020
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by eimrine 2y ago
If it doesn't require a deep focus it can not be considered interesting. I love this russian-speaking channel on math education https://www.youtube.com/@micarest
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by eimrine 2y ago
I suppose they do not have any metrics except what the user is actually seing. When I have understood this I have stopped watching some kind of videos I do not want to be spammed with in future. Also the following trick really helps to enha
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by eimrine 2y ago
Youtube recommendation system seems like an anti-recommendation one. There is at least 10^6 videos about woodworking on Youtube, but how many are you really able to reach?
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by eimrine 2y ago
Isn't ratarmount.py solves the same problem?
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by eimrine 2y ago
WinRAR is way faster.
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by eimrine 2y ago
I was disquisted to type some text with adware words without understanding how much should I type to even move wpm indicator from zero. Also I used to have issues with lesser letters (those I have actually typed) because they behave unpredi
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by eimrine 2y ago
Current NNs can not even just read a book, what are you talking about? I am not talking about "read the book and write summary in 123 words" kinds of tasks, I mean "read the book and answer my questions about it". All it
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by eimrine 2y ago
Do you mean just refusing to play some age-restricted video? That happened not recently.
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Ask HN: New directions in the hypothesis of small green men
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by eimrine 2y ago
This is a taste question, and all of my bias problems derive to a way of spending my time. Do you know what taste is? You always can tell when somebody has a worse taste than you but if two persons have a better taste than you each - you ha
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by eimrine 2y ago
Moore's law is still working, flawlessly! #TIL But why the 2005 is "power wall reached", isn't it GHz wall as well?
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by eimrine 2y ago
Sorry for bad grammar, the key in that sentence is "bad words". I use to read a huge number of books about some bleeding edge and it is important to have your own understanding of your way. For example, I love Blockchain technolog
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by eimrine 2y ago
How powerful is the cheapest microcontroller from the list of supported in comparison to John Maccarty's computer when he first time run the eval function ? Did he desire this CPU performance in comparison to his IBM 704 at least for
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by eimrine 2y ago
Of course I will lose it - literally every day at least few neurons die irreversably. My higher purpose is having fun, but I associate the fun quantity of myself with ability to process Math information. Mathematics is the coolest thing amo
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by eimrine 2y ago
I love the idea of including links to some other blogposts about the same topic.
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by eimrine 2y ago
AFAIK the paging was something that moderators cast by hand, when some intensive trafic is flooding. I really really appreciate that somewhere on the Internets there is a page able to contain 1k+ comments. Of course it is possible because o
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by eimrine 2y ago
The approach is research-based but I am not saving these researches for re-reading because my favorite scientific field is Math and Programming, not Medicine. For example, there are a lot of studies about a harm of smartphones, especially f
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by eimrine 2y ago
I do not consider Youtube bad because I never look at it. It is my source of listening long videos, like 7 hours of programming lesson of my favorite programming teacher, you know that it contains some really sophisticated talks. What about
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by eimrine 2y ago
My the most fruitful approach is to wall myself off anything which wastes my cognitive ability. No smartphone except of regular calls, no websites with animations, no any books or articles which contains some words I consider as "bad&q
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by eimrine 2y ago
I already do this but after someone on HN marked this practice as "best I ever done" I am going to practice this as a conscious thing.
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by eimrine 2y ago
CS50 is not the same course as introductory C course, so you have some more advantages than just having a live conversation. It is hard to advice anything without knowing what topics are you going to show on 24 sessions, how many students a
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by eimrine 2y ago
The link is redirecting me to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freddy_the_Pig
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by eimrine 2y ago
> everyone deserves privacy Definitely not users (useds?) of proprietary software. Use monitors for privacy they do not have any urge to phone home. I agree that the testing should be ubiquitous but if the device is crooked it is no sens
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by eimrine 2y ago
What if any traffic is encrypted? Taking snapshots is not sending them in the meaning that software can delete similarly looking images by their own definition of similarness. And BTW that kind of testing is more needed for some industry cr
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by eimrine 2y ago
Who is the monster who has written "Thank you for helping keep the ecosystem safe!" about something forced?

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