gr33nman

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by gr33nman 10y ago
Making processed soy a main ingredient of your diet is probably a bad idea: https://chriskresser.com/the-soy-ploy/
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by gr33nman 10y ago
The "massive weight changes" from stool transplants are most often weight loss, to my knowledge. If so, this would be consistent with increased biodiversity (from the stool transplant) correlating with reduced visceral fat. At any
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by gr33nman 10y ago
I didn't know about this until recently, but when you are shooting on the iPhone, you can touch any area of the screen (e.g., a blown out highlight, or white sky) to adjust the exposure so that the area you touch is correctly exposed.
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by gr33nman 10y ago
Or as Donald Rumsfeld would say, the less competent individuals are suffering from unknown unknowns https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/There_are_known_knowns
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by gr33nman 10y ago
I'm curious: do you extend the work from home option to your employees?
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by gr33nman 10y ago
This is a good argument for a basic income, combined with free healthcare and higher education. I suspect that lowering the risk of entrepreneurship could unlock enormous innovation potential for society.
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by gr33nman 10y ago
Those interested in the philosophy of door handles will enjoy Don Norman's classic: The Design of Everyday Things: Revised and Expanded Edition https://www.amazon.com/dp/0465050654/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_OkRx...
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by gr33nman 10y ago
Being honest with yourself, would an employee exactly like you really be an ideal employee? Would they dedicate all of their productive hours toward your business or might they be spending some energy working toward starting a business on t
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by gr33nman 10y ago
For many it is a calling - a deeply felt desire to explore and seek answers to questions that are currently beyond human understanding. There are few careers outside of academia that enable the focused pursuit of knowledge. Only the most ad
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by gr33nman 11y ago
"the number of self-made billionaires is rising year after year; there really has never been a better time to become a winner." There is so much wrong with this article, which is reflective of how we in the business world speak ab
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by gr33nman 11y ago
Also, it sounds like you are talking about (software) engineering, rather than basic science (e.g., astronomy). There are plenty of questions humanity would like for science to answer for which there is no financial incentive to a corporati
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by gr33nman 11y ago
There are a few industry options for the sciences but less so for the humanities, where tenure is intended to protect scholars who investigate and question things that the wealthy and powerful might find dangerous to their interests (e.g.
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by gr33nman 11y ago
Yeah man, I don't own a Tesla but I hate waiting for shit too. Like when you dial 911 and they don't show up till an hour later: https://play.google.com/music/preview/Tgvzffz3io7iw6zwczbul5... /s
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by gr33nman 11y ago
From the article: "Much of 2015 has seen the open-source board maker defending itself from its former manufacturing partner, which recently claimed ownership of the brand, launched its own Arduino product line and website, and has work
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by gr33nman 12y ago
The value is in networking (meeting other like-minded people who can afford the $8,500 price of admission).
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by gr33nman 12y ago
Perhaps accepting the normalized injustice and oppression within the society in which you were socialized is a precondition for emotional stability. Maybe that is why so few of us are willing to question it. Just a thought.
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by gr33nman 12y ago
Do you have any gigapixel panoramas that you'd like to share? I work at a visualization lab with a 328 megapixel display. These images would be breathtaking on it.
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John McAfee wants to NSA-proof the Internet with a device called Decentral(engadget.com)
5 points by gr33nman 13y ago|0 comments
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by gr33nman 14y ago
And if you drop your trousers while you are doing that, the people behind you can see the man in the moon
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by gr33nman 14y ago
Lack of sleep alters human gene activity http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5298948