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by esquire_900 7y ago
I've recently been making very low effort bread, which takes less then 10 minutes overall, and is (in my novice eyes) exactly the same as bread that has been kneaded with the "proper" schedule. Perhaps one of the experts here
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by esquire_900 7y ago
You are right. In that sense, the AI that puts out the best bullshit will eventually "win", as in general with humanity. Your perspective (and most readers here) is very different then those of the general population though. The c
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by esquire_900 7y ago
Nice hidden internet gem
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Vulnerability detection in 410k Wordpress websites(blog.simonnouwens.nl)
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by esquire_900 7y ago
Depends which one you buy I guess? I bought an Huawei Y7 2019 a year or so ago which is surprisingly good, around 160 euro's.
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by esquire_900 7y ago
This, as well as related projects like n8n & node-red, is a very cool project. I always wonder what people use it for in real life though. It seems a lot of trouble (setting up, learning curve, maintaining) for an action that usually ta
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by esquire_900 7y ago
There are papers showing negative side effects (bulimia, eating disorders), but a point easily overlooked is that if you are not mentally prepared, it's a though ride.
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by esquire_900 7y ago
Very cool project from a technical point of view, but I can't resist thinking how unnecessary this is in the real world. I remember a blog post of one of those first sorters, which ended with the guy owning a huge stack of sorted lego
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by esquire_900 7y ago
This is a brilliant piece of AI, it's a long time ago I used such an amusing piece of tech. Thank you so much, this truly is awesome! (btw, the story broke when I took out an iphone in the middle of a knight adventure): > take out i
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by esquire_900 7y ago
Very nice product (not just the soups), it's interesting to get a "flavor map" like this , and brings back memories of places once visited!
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by esquire_900 7y ago
> I'm just some boob on the internet That's one beautiful quote
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by esquire_900 7y ago
Hi Eric, looks like a nice, simple and clean product. =) I am however slightly averse to building up monthly fees for products that are convenient in general, and this definitely falls into that category. I can't imagine people paying
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by esquire_900 7y ago
Firefox does: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-esr-release-cyc...
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by esquire_900 7y ago
Strange indeed that "tightly controlled enterprise environments" are so blissfully unaware of the functionality of chrome.
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by esquire_900 7y ago
> But medical research assumes that first hand experience can be deceiving, because of placebo effect. Well pointed out, it is. And for "general public" kind of advice, scientific processes absolutely help and are necessary to
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by esquire_900 7y ago
It's surprising how the general public seems to rely on research instead of first hand experience. Simply change your sugar behavior for a while, see how it affects you, and those are the results you need. The body is (in general) perf
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by esquire_900 7y ago
This quickly draws away from the original subject, but this video is awesome. It directly points to some of the causes that make modern and corporate life so dull and lame.
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by esquire_900 7y ago
I agree with most of the other comments on your statement here. What's interesting is that your arguing from a factual point of view, while I was considering it from a social point of view. I can't imagine running an (imo) unethic
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by esquire_900 7y ago
Don't you find that whole pretending part to be unethical? With those kind of revenues it shouldn't be hard to either hire 2 and make factual claims, or just drop the whole we're-a-team claim. I can't imagine that buildi
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by esquire_900 7y ago
Did this 3 years ago, combining it with cutting out other obviously bad foods (fried stuff etc.) is like night and day. It's almost alarming how much better I feel in general now, and how bad I feel after eating anything from the &quot
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by esquire_900 7y ago
Does he impose it though, or just uses it as a filter to find the next game administrator? He doesn't enforces anybody to participate. Perhaps comparable to a requirement list for a job, though it's a bit of a specific requirement
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by esquire_900 7y ago
Funny thing that the title of the post on the HN frontpage above this one is titled "‘Show, Don’t Tell’ Almost Ruined Me as a Writer"
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by esquire_900 7y ago
Thanks for your briljant story, enjoyed every sentence (it's very well written).
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by esquire_900 7y ago
And now Facebook is going to take the honerable role of Halliday right?
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by esquire_900 7y ago
"Our findings suggest that long-term meditators have structural differences in both gray and white matter."
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by esquire_900 7y ago
It's a hard feeling I'm experiencing from time to time, and seems to be a common human theme (it does sound similar to a mid-life crisis). Moreover, it seems to be a phase in (Vipasanna) meditators who dive in deep into the medita
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by esquire_900 7y ago
I've tried this a while back, and found it near impossible. The fasting days aren't too bad; hungry but with a lot of energy. The eating days however are killing; your breakfast is bound to be huge, after which you feel bloated an
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by esquire_900 7y ago
That is awesome, thank you!
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by esquire_900 7y ago
For those interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lncNcNtGkJY It is a beautiful piece of piano (to a complete novice in this area)
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by esquire_900 7y ago
"2. A job that pays Your colleagues might be the worst humans to work with but at least you have a monthly income. If you hate your job, either suck it up and be grateful you have a job or find a better workplace." Doesn't th

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