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Wikipedia: Citing Wikipedia(en.wikipedia.org)
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Serial experiments lain tribute (sound)(fauux.neocities.org)
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VSCode: Customize UI is probably not going to work anymore(github.com)
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Hacking a weird TV censoring device [video](youtube.com)
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Was the Azores home to an ancient civilisation? [video](bbc.com)
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
Thank you for sharing such a beautiful strategy to make what is now a common occurrence into something so meaningful. It's like opening up to so many possibilities, even to creativity, as you can start imagining the all possible thread
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Moderation Is the Key to Life (2017)(psychologytoday.com)
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
It's a free video conference service. https://meet.jit.si/
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
I read your comment and, though I understand the sentiment, sometimes even feeling the same myself, I don't quite agree with it. Just think: who would be interviewed in the 40s from the previous century? Just a few, highly selected ind
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
Probably because it sounds different, even foreign. If that was their language reality, they'd be out praising other way of speaking -- perhaps contemporary simplicity. You know, the greener grass is always where you're not.
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
To everyone who feels sad by these news, my condolences. I respect your pain. However, I have to confess that to whenever I hear that someone aged 90+ (80+, even) died, I don't really feel sad. Actually, I feel an urge to praise this p
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
Many times I've found myself in situations like 'yak shaving'. To do this I first have to do that, and to do that I have to do some other thing, thus falling into a never ending stream of tasks that make me lose focus of my o
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
Though I understand, and in a way agree with your point—that human changes to the environment are as natural as that of beavers—, I think one important difference is the scale of those changes. Ours are not as natural in the sense that we n
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
Having read the whole piece, my take is a bit different. To say that denial is seductive is simply a outside view of things. Life's a mess. We're all many things, all the time. We are the sum of all our feelings. If I've live
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
cool-retro-term is awesome! Unfortunately for Linux users, it's far from being the same thing. This overlay gives every window a cool-retro-term vibe, expanding the scope of the retro look. Anyway, thanks for searching for something si
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
Your product seems nice. I have nothing to take away from it. However, consider what codingdave have told you about the Socratic questions. The ones in the video are no doubt helpful for someone trying to find their way on a text. But they
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
> The original Israeli experiment does not replicate, and it should be viewed in the context of what's known as the replication or reproducibility crisis in psychology. This refers to the fact that many recorded scientific findings
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
> I predict the FAANG will move away from it and the startups will capture the opportunity. I've took the liberty to correct it for you, so your comment can appear at Hacker News Predictions [1]. I like your prediction, btw. [1]
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
Similar story here. Bought a Kobo Libra half a year ago, after more than ten years using Kindles. I chose this Kobo for its bigger screen, as well as hackability. It was cheaper than a corresponding Kindle. Also, I knew I could easily insta
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
Just recently I wrote about this book on my dissertation. I was thinking about Socrates and his daemon, and that reminded me Jaynes' theory. His is a fascinating book. I read it a long time ago, so I'm missing most details. But I
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
That's an uncharitable reading. OP is just sharing what works with her/him. Which is ok. From what I understood from your comment, for you it doesn't. Which is ok too, as now you know yourself a bit better. Two personal exper
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
I experienced the same bug today, with several bibliographical entries displaying the same error message. The article in question was the one on deus ex machina.
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
Care to share the link to it? Thanks anyway.
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
Great quote. This highlights why it's so important to separate religion from the state. Whatever we humans have achieved, we achieved it through our efforts, both private and collective. Attributing purpose to randomness takes away fro
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
I stumbled upon this article while searching for something completely unrelated. I highlight some bits that resonated with me. > I recall very clearly, there was a moment, at a conference to determine the campaign's "farm stra
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The Death of Politics (1969)(fare.tunes.org)
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Constant climate change may have given Homo sapiens their flexibility (2013)(scientificamerican.com)
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
Thank you for sharing it. I read it and confirm it's an excellent essay. Your quote was the perfect teaser!
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
Since I rarely use it, I don't know. But ask on Discord. The community is very friendly and helpful there. You'll find the link to it on their website under Community.
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by henriquemaia 4y ago
True, Logseq is mainly an outliner. But you can enable free-form text temporarily by pressing t+d (toggle document mode). Alternatively, you can press ctrl+shift+p to open the command palette and type 'document mode'.

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