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by j45 4mo ago
I thought I was the only one wondering why people are preparing in advanced with polish and not much to build the day of.
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by j45 4mo ago
Healthy solitude is a gift for reflection. To an extreme, reclusion rids one of the input from living life around. Need input and reflection to be an upward spiral, otherwise input without reflection, or reflection without new input trends
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by j45 4mo ago
As soon as devices inserted themselves as a barrier between people and called it social, when it was really the media in waiting, they could hide and direct the nature of interactions, and ultimately, attention.
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by j45 4mo ago
Working remotely or in an office requires a routine that includes having other interests and hobbies scheduled and on the calendar.
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by j45 4mo ago
That's an odd comment below to see die from crm9125. I'm not sure what's so offensive about it? If it was downvoted, what interests could want to draw attention away from those sentences, and why? --- crm9125 13 hours ago [de
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by j45 4mo ago
Sounds like you might need a UPS/Battery backup for outages. Some of those servers can have multiple power supplies for failover too. They also can have cards in them to power them on/off remotely as well as long as they have pow
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by j45 4mo ago
I was more referring to the children that compare themselves to other children, or differences between what they have/are allowed to do and what others can. It's why I prefaced it with "It can". Every child is different,
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by j45 4mo ago
How to teach isn't always aligned with how to learn. How children learn is not how adults learn.
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by j45 4mo ago
It can be important to tell kids early that comparisons don't matter, that everyone's diffferent, and that's ok, and every family's different and that's ok.
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by j45 4mo ago
Emulators are a great idea. Makes me want to 3D Print a mac classic, then put a tablet in it running an emulator with the touchscreen disabled. Touchscreens can quickly be disracting, finding ways around that are important.
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by j45 4mo ago
I wonder if people held their phones in the face of people recording with glasses if they'd be ok with it.
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by j45 4mo ago
I learned a lot during those years too, and in some ways had to learn those things no matter what role or opportunity I chose. I received some advice to simply add 15 minute of additional "work" a week, and not any more until I co
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by j45 4mo ago
Some folks might be trying to empty what's on their mind. Very well could be a productivity habit bordering on obsession too.
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by j45 4mo ago
It's the spaghetti code years all over again but with ai. :)
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by j45 4mo ago
Grades only matter as much as being able to transfer just to the real world. People can use AI to outsource their learning, but if they use ai to outsource their understanding they just set themselves up to fail even more. From what I’ve se
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by j45 4mo ago
LLMs hallucinate, because humans hallucinate. Asking the LLM in a way where it annotates its sources, it can greatly increase the pattern matching to closely simulate logic, just like in humans. I understand the question of why did you say
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by j45 4mo ago
It increased generally with social media adoption and the installation of a screen between a person and their people. Being more loosely connected may not be a substitute for the meaningful connection, both as a skill to learn, and particip
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by j45 4mo ago
The issue is it's a few incremental steps away from nto being that way and the first step is really the issue.
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by j45 4mo ago
Vista helped a lot of people switch to Mac, first to run windows XP on it, then slowly switch to Mac more permanently.
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by j45 5mo ago
One study rarely makes or breaks anything. Creatine has lots of studies going back 10-20 years.
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by j45 5mo ago
Now it's possible to toss many more. :)
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by j45 5mo ago
There are lots of studies. It's possible to find satisfactory information. Creatine has been studied for a very long time. First hand experience for many is a noticeable improvement, especially during busy/sleep minimizing times,
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by j45 5mo ago
Always run AI inside secured containers.
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by j45 5mo ago
I can't speak for the Alzheimer piece, but there are other studies about supporting the brain. Worth looking at the range of studies as well.
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by j45 5mo ago
Maybe they could sell privacy/encrypted messages in the subscription after removing it.
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by j45 5mo ago
In water, with a bit of regular or pink salt added for general absorption. Creatine requires you to increase your daily water intake, and actually do it.
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by j45 5mo ago
After 10g or so, the excess starts going to the brain which helps quite a bit with brain energy.
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by j45 5mo ago
The nuanced takes of tech haven't been welcome for other tech as well.
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by j45 5mo ago
Maybe MCP doesn't have to be the entire or only solution, or judged as such, and another tool in the toolkit.
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by j45 5mo ago
The 12" footprint is really unique and useful. Anyone who has held or used a 12" Macbook Retina knows this. Right about 2 LB, and very thin. They make amazing second or primary laptops depending on how mobile/flexible you w

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