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by gallegojaime 6y ago
I might see this working only if it doesn't curtail freedom of speech that much. But it's too eerie. Without UX cues I don't know if Twitter wrote something or you did. Train it slightly wrong and Twitter takes control of som
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by gallegojaime 6y ago
It is detrimental for any country not to have a system that identifies people and stores where they live. It is a basic pillar of how the government can make people accountable for committing crimes and not paying taxes.
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by gallegojaime 7y ago
You mean this from a security perspective in their services?
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by gallegojaime 7y ago
We will pull together against CoVID, and anyone who takes this chance for criminal gains. For the readers who work in IT and cybersecurity, your actions now will save many lives. Keep calm and carry on.
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by gallegojaime 7y ago
Not OP. Simple carbs, like glucose, have a very measurable impact on my day's mood: after the sugar rush, I usually feel depressed and without energy. Indirectly, it affects my bedtime routine, as I get way less done on the day, and fe
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by gallegojaime 7y ago
the only famous counterexample is probably the Agera RS 1MW.
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by gallegojaime 7y ago
we're probably way too clueless on that, but it would be interesting to try out. Chile's Project Cybersyn was coordinating productivity all the way back in the 70s, with Telex machines. Perhaps we can bottle some markets' beh
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Thermosiphon(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by gallegojaime 7y ago|0 comments
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by gallegojaime 7y ago
My hackerspace is working on a tool to put this knowledge-in-a-computer to work. Essentially, it's a knowledge management system that makes input almost frictionless. This is then mapped into a shareable ontology graph on which algorit
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by gallegojaime 7y ago
A strategy that kept me pretty productive is to have a "primary task" for the day, scaled appropriately, and a secondary one. Just those two. Say: Primary task: write outline on all areas of X presentation. Secondary task: replace
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by gallegojaime 7y ago
This is likely to be true for many. it's a counterintuitive concept but "planned leisure" and "unplanned leisure" often differ in quality a lot.
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by gallegojaime 7y ago
Are they? People are incredibly important, crucial to the life puzzle, but I'd disagree on it being the ultimate key. Even though it's good to value friends and family (not arguing against this at all!), me time is needed too. Hob
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by gallegojaime 7y ago
I think it's more nuanced than focus over relationships. After all, in each case, you can decide whether to invest more on this person or not. It's healthy to know we're only human, and we should strive to build a few quality
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by gallegojaime 8y ago
Those are all fair points.
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by gallegojaime 8y ago
For specialized subjects there is a need for some MIT mettle, but I find many freshman courses are very clear and easy to understand, even more so than their equivalent Khan Academy materials. Before his controversies, Lewin's Course 8
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by gallegojaime 8y ago
I used Khan Academy to complement my math and econ learning. While the concept of KA is good, with quality practical exercises, I found the videos very inefficient to learn most things. I understand that it's step by step for the gener
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Predator pricing – China cornering growing market of armed drones in Middle East(economist.com)
1 points by gallegojaime 8y ago|0 comments