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fergonco
4y ago
Some platforms offer non-negligible interest on those.
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fergonco
5y ago
Andrew Huberman saying in a podcast that it's not the case for verbal recall: https://youtu.be/Ze2pc6NwsHQ?t=3350 Interesting podcast, btw. got it from HN few days ago.
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fergonco
5y ago
Maybe the AI considered that after joking together for a while it could make a last one, touching a very sensitive subject but at the same time not being offensive at all. How will be differentiating a malfunctioning AI from one that is too
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fergonco
5y ago
With specific I meant strong cultural values (maybe). How Germans understand work is different from how Spanish, French or Italian do. But not only work: friendship, society, conflict, etc. And you need to learn their language in order to u
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fergonco
5y ago
If you are willing to work remotely you can do, at least, twice as that. German market pays best in Europe but you need to speak the language. The culture is also very specific. If you don't have family and don't mind working in o
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fergonco
5y ago
I would make the point size dependent of the scale. When I zoom in I get huge balls. And I would make them not blink.
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fergonco
5y ago
In Spain public health system don't do PCRs anymore (only private, which very few would). Without a PCR you don't have a valid proof of being infected. This is my personal case and the case of many many Spanish people, as Omicron
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fergonco
5y ago
I realized trying to get 3d terrains printed that we are very impeded in the Z axis. If you don't multiply Z by a factor your map will be almost flat. Everest? 8 miserable km? Come on, I can do that on the horizontal with one leg (ok,
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fergonco
5y ago
> Failure hurts. And that's OK. It's supposed to hurt. Indeed, emotions are there because make sense evolutionary. Defeat makes you more prone to stop trying things, to look around and see what you did wrong, to repeat the defe
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fergonco
5y ago
I alternate very busy and sabbatical periods. When I am busy, I discipline myself to do relatively boring things. Then I have a lot of ideas of very cool things to do. Then I stop being busy and I am not interested in those anymore. Why do
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fergonco
5y ago
I also miss the spirituality side. I miss rituals for milestones with my kids a lot. Can you provide some references?
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fergonco
5y ago
Had something like that reading Herman Hesse as teenager. I learnt that I don't need to be or feel "good", necessarily. What you describe fits a lot what I experienced then. I don't give much importance to that but I thi
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fergonco
5y ago
I read novels just to reduce the pace of my brain. Maybe your brain does not need to work like that.
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fergonco
5y ago
If you are willing to take on a large risk put it in crypto. It may outperform the best fund by several orders of magnitude. Or it may go to zero (they say).
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fergonco
5y ago
Anecdote from drummer here. I made an Android application that would detect the stroke on the snare and would show the tempo. Of course, you only hit the snare in 2 and 4, so you had to multiply it by two... and forget it completely during
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fergonco
5y ago
Three hard steps: 1) Remove your twitter, facebook, etc. accounts. 2) Throw the iphone through the window and buy a bad phone that works with your bank (or better, change bank). Silence all alerts except the critical (persons that may need
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fergonco
6y ago
WARN: You'll teach your kid by example. If you are stressed and unhappy because of those unsatisfactory squeezed 30 minutes they will notice. And you'll realize a year later that they were noticing. I didn't understand what a
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fergonco
6y ago
"music" is also a very broad term. There is complex music you don't even grasp without paying attention and there is music that is designed to get your attention and start dancing. Music helping with your flow status might be
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fergonco
6y ago
Hi! I built something similar: https://fergonco.org/MusicJargon/ . I think you will find it interesting. It compiles to midi, though. Your browser support is quite a feature, indeed. Had long discussions with my brother
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fergonco
6y ago
There is even a twitter account dedicated to this "in mice" omission: https://twitter.com/justsaysinmice?lang=en
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fergonco
6y ago
You can ask for $18 and not stick to that offer. If they pay you that, all is good. If not, you go on working with them until you find something else.
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fergonco
6y ago
Same here, it's 6.40am here and I am about to start my 2h sprint before my kid wakes up. I feel I deserve for browsing HN instead of being productive :D
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fergonco
6y ago
Reduce your dopamine levels. If your live a monastic life you will find many things to be interesting. On the other side, a world of distraction and constant stimuli will create a reference level against which it is hard to compete.
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fergonco
6y ago
On the other side translating a book would have much more text than a film. That would increase the chances of running into difficult translations.
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fergonco
6y ago
Shameless plug but on topic. I wrote recently about readiness and liveness probes with Kubenetes. If you look for an educational perspective you can check: https://medium.com/aiincube-engineering/kubernetes-liveness-...
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fergonco
6y ago
If only all the studies that do not publish their code got half this level of criticism.
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fergonco
6y ago
Another unsolicited advice, from a 40yo this time: do not use alarm clocks to wake up. The pressure shifts to the evening because you have to go to sleep early if you want to wake up early. And then it magically happens that you sleep as mu
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fergonco
7y ago
I am happy that I quitted all social networks before the corona crisis. I decided that contempt, destructive critic and all that were not the circuits in my neuronal network that I wanted to activate every day. Even if you have a very inter
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fergonco
7y ago
> Do you know _why_ this uptick has happened? Does anyone? I don't know but my take is that media makes more money if we get angry, and this anger-inducing style is permeating in the population.
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fergonco
8y ago
Bug report: hitting ENTER n times sends the message n times. Until the message box is cleared.
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