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by greenish_shores 3y ago
Idea: make content creators share their Bitcoin addresses and tell what "fee" they expect for each download of a torrent (akin to "views").
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by greenish_shores 3y ago
Or downloaded from annas-archive: https://annas-archive.org/search?q=The+tree+of+knowledge%3A+...
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by greenish_shores 3y ago
Yeah I like his content too, but I'm far from revering him this way (and I see a lot of comments like yours). By the way I also respect how good he is at monetizing this, however... Internet both as a technology and even more as a comm
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by greenish_shores 3y ago
What makes them think you have hypertension with purely blood laboratory tests? Electrolyte levels ratios? They aren't changed in all types of hypertension (won't be changed in most, probably), but that's just my wild guess.
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by greenish_shores 3y ago
"Cuffless" blood pressure measurements, which could be easily used to measure BP continuously, could easily solve this problem.[0][1] [0] https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fcvm.2019.00040... [
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by greenish_shores 3y ago
I think I can relate to this, even despite mine is just purely software startup (but it's low-level software/firmware for off-the-shelf devices, which can only run commercial closed ones at the moment). Too much attention before o
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by greenish_shores 3y ago
Unapproved lubricant... well. Exactly the same, and also in throttle control input, caused (albeit together with software having problems handling the issue) a total control loss in Airbus A320, during a training flight in 2018 in Estonia.
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by greenish_shores 3y ago
That's a really good comment! Thanks. By the way, pronunciation of articles also varies. With some variants "a" would get much more universal (but also making it harder to notice when it's used wrong), while with others
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by greenish_shores 3y ago
Yep, I know that. I'm pretty deeply interested in pharmacology (and related research), despite I've never earned a degree in either. And from all the contact I had with people holding either, the differences are striking, indeed.
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by greenish_shores 3y ago
If that's a child of an "AI", I'm not sure does they even need "food" in form of carbohydrates, fats and proteins (or amino acids) that humans need. Electricity is all they need, probably. Or maybe even directl
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by greenish_shores 3y ago
With all the closed software being used, and crazy perception of software and network services in (especially) US law, sometimes it doesn't seem too far from the dystopian future of being "arrested for possessing a debugger or com
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by greenish_shores 3y ago
"Almost" can make a big difference when writing stuff where formal style is expected. For instant messaging, yeah, probably one doesn't have to care. When writing, you put articles before a letter , but they're based on
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by greenish_shores 3y ago
Isn't Pharmacology a different degree from a Pharmacy degree? Can be (and is) very confusing because some countries don't even give Pharmacology degrees, only Pharmacy ones. But afaik UK does both.
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by greenish_shores 3y ago
As someone with a photographic memory as my main (because it's most the "performant" one I have) learning tool, I strongly feel that somebody should make a really long list of most commonly used words which should use "a
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by greenish_shores 3y ago
Continued: (hit the 4000 chars limit) I know that a lot of what I'm describing above is already used by a big fraction of tech companies. But the information asymmetry is huge, making it only profitable for one side, therefore it'
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What even "recruiting" is? A personal view on hiring and benchmarking
4 points by greenish_shores 3y ago|1 comments