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by iammjm 4y ago
They all do push their respective browsers but I wouldn’t say they ‘force’ them. All my devices are Apple devices and I use Edge on all of them, so…
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Scapple is what you are looking for. Its from the same crew that made Scrivener. You can use it free for a month I think or pay like 20 bucks for a lifetime license. It lets you start anywhere and is very simple and intuitive. The only thin
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I usually listen to Wolfram's Science and Technology for Kids and Others. Steven explains all sorts of difficult concepts from first principles. There are hunders of hours as Podcasts and on youtube. Be aware though, some episodes can
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why so serious?
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Very nice. I have just read the first two chapters and I liked them a lot. I think it would be great (and maybe it comes up in the next two chapters I havent read yet) if you could also explain the basics of electricity, like what makes the
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you can't change the past. you can influence the future. but you only ever live in the present.
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Educational games. Hear me out. The way we teach us basically how we did it 500 years ago. This is stupid, boring and not scalable. We dont have enough teachers, attention span is short, education is costly. So we need something that scales
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each time somebody claims something is impossible, consider how much he is benefiting from the status quo
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Peter Zeihan wrote a really interesting book about this topic recently - "The End of the World is Just the Begining". He sees population decline as one of the gravest dangers facing civilisation. Implication being in the title of
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I am worried about information dumping -- just flooding the Internet with insane amount of AI generated data to drown the "real" data. And I dont mean "real" necessarily in a sense of genuine or man-made, but simply fake
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How would an "HN for women" be different from this one?
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Try to get it implemented. I doubt someone would miss this repeatable part of their job that much... usually there are more problems to solve than people to solve them, so freeing up this person's time will likely just have him pick so
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This makes me think about a pipeline leakage somewhere in South-America a couple of years ago. People flocked with vessels of all sorts to fill them up, until the leakage ignited and exploded at some point incinerating the people... there a
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If think the risk is there only in a somewhat-functioning system that can afford sustaining the minimum material requirements of its people... once that is gone and there is no welfare (via government or family), then the NEETs of the world
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What a wonderful read. The concept of defensive pessimism resonates with me a lot - i think I've been one most of my life without having a name for my constitution. "respecting limits and living well within them"; "pessi
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I had some positive results with microdosing. I used the fadiman protocol for a whole month, ingesting about 0,1g - 0,2g self grown dried mushrooms, on an on-off-off-on basis.
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Last year i went in the other direction: analog to digital. Onenote is my tool of choice - it's basically a really awesome piece of paper: you can write per hand on your tablet, you can type to text, you can create lists, tables, conv
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what does "gifted" even mean?
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I like to print pages to pdf or send them to my OneNote as printouts to read them on my tablet with the ability to write my own notes directly on the page or highlight words and sentences, this makes me slow down and bit and parse the infor
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What is wrong with this page, why can’t I print it to pdf?
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How does this keep happening? There is also Defender for Microsoft 365, which consist of Defender for Endpoint, Defender for Office 365, Defender for Identity, and Defender for Cloud Apps (which used to be called Microsoft Cloud App Securit
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USA ad 2022 is still so puritan it blows my mind. Nipples seem to frighten people more than semi automatic guns
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I don’t blame people because they choose IT instead of EE - you don’t have to commute and there is no direct danger to your health if you fuck something up. But it is a big problem for the environment if we don’t have people who can repair
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Good. Can we now please kindly donate everything that shoots to the Ukrainians so that they can get rid of the cancer that sits in Moscow?
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I very much agree with this post. Also, don't forget about Russia's decade-long war against democracies via bot farms, support for populist parties, bribes, and assassinations (even on German on British soil). Many German politici
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I guess "over 50" falls into your first assumption. But you are right about the Yugoslav wars.
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The country I live in, Germany, is arguably even worse off than France. But: there is a price to be paid for human life, freedoms, democracy and decency. We've been preaching for over 50 years about never letting a genocide happen agai
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I am pretty impressed it didnt completely blow up to pieces. I wonder what the damage is.
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Page 6/27: ah yes, the progress is truly inevitable - 3000 years of human ingenuity, starting off with numeric harmony through Euclidian Geometry, the golden proportion, the vitruvian man, Möbius and le Corbusier, all just a mere forep

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