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by hilux 2y ago
In English, "Schadenfreude" is not capitalized!
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by hilux 2y ago
Similar in India. E.g. you cannot find a news report in Hindi that doesn't contain at least a smattering of English words.
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GLP-1 agonists (Wegovy, Ozempic,) cause disproportionate muscle loss(ft.com)
4 points by hilux 2y ago|3 comments
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by hilux 2y ago
But possibly not its maintainability.
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by hilux 2y ago
Can you imagine the odds? Literally ... any of us could go, at any time. That's what gets me whenever I think about this.
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by hilux 2y ago
It's not the same thing at all, but if you enjoy reading about "abandoned military hardware," you'll love this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989_Belgium_MiG-23_crash
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by hilux 2y ago
As someone (not YC funded) who is developing exactly such an app, I've wondered about this ...
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by hilux 2y ago
Just so you know, there are many different types of sales. When I saw your header, I thought you meant "B2B (product) software sales." Many of the responses are about that. But product companies are very different from agencies (i
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by hilux 2y ago
Same story here, more or less. Freshman roommate. It's probably a common story.
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by hilux 2y ago
That is beautifully stated, and gets to the essence of my question.
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Google's VP of Online Partnerships claims he has never heard of "ad network"(journalismliberty.org)
4 points by hilux 2y ago|0 comments
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by hilux 2y ago
Did you google "fraud in physics" or "fraud in chemistry"? (I just did.) > Exaggerated claims occur, but much less than in day to day life. "Day-to-day life" does not lay the foundation for millions of dolla
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by hilux 2y ago
It's definitely possible that some of them didn't know.
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by hilux 2y ago
I can't understand (and haven't, for years) how anyone takes this guy for anything other than entertainment. And yet, they do. All the way up the hierarchy. I'm fine with entertainment, btw. But not with entertainment masquer
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Has anyone here worked with Sam Altman? What's he like?
11 points by hilux 2y ago|11 comments
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by hilux 2y ago
Maybe it depends where you live and what you're looking for in a gym. I used to do BJJ, which is a popular adult sport. I just googled: london bjj My top hit was for Roger Gracie, which costs £179/month.
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by hilux 2y ago
I shared this article with an MD/PhD friend who has done research at two of the three most famous science universities in America ... and she said "this [not this guy, this phenomenon] is why I left science." Maybe it's
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by hilux 2y ago
> ... as academics become more desperate. Yes and ... we're already there.
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by hilux 2y ago
Goodhart's Law!
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by hilux 2y ago
This stuff just ENRAGES me. With that off my moobs ... for those interested in the broader topic, I highly recommend Science Fictions , by Stuart Ritchie. The audiobook is also excellent. I'm not a working scientist, and I found it co
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by hilux 2y ago
> Those are the thoughts that the blog post provoked in my mind I didn't have any of those negative thoughts. Even though I'm nothing like the guy in terms of either data collection or dressing myself. Ask yourself why you are
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by hilux 2y ago
I could be biased, but I like the book Run Barefoot Run Healthy . Also Barefoot Ken Bob's book and website. There isn't much to learn - it's mainly a question of unlearning bad habits picked up through a lifetime of wearing
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by hilux 2y ago
I run without anything on my feet. I tried everything else before arriving at this, and it's worked for 10+ years and two marathons. Running form: think unicycle, not pogo stick.
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by hilux 2y ago
That's rather patronizing. I'm not "fascinated" with running barefoot - I do run barefoot when I otherwise would not be running, due to chronic injuries. And I'm still running when many of my peers no longer run - t
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by hilux 2y ago
I'm not disputing that cushioning "feels" comfortable. So does Vicodin. But if cushioned shoes work well for you, I wouldn't expect you to change anything. Invest in HOKA. My audience is all the runners who have problems
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by hilux 2y ago
Interesting you mention shin splits - those (and ITBS) were my crippling complaint for 15 years, before I tried barefooting, basically in desperation.
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by hilux 2y ago
Read the book. As I wrote above.
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by hilux 2y ago
Why so negative? You're not the keeper of his time. Maybe he doesn't smoke weed or play five hours of video games daily. Why can't you appreciate that he put effort into writing up a thought-provoking analysis that also helps
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by hilux 2y ago
What an interesting analysis. It actually got me thinking about which of my clothes I actually wear, and which should probably be divested.
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by hilux 2y ago
> Tracking all this data is pointless. Did you read the blog? He does some very interesting analysis.

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