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jacinda
11y ago
The Rat Park studies strongly suggest that this is true. Rats studied in conditions where they have every reason to be happy did not suffer from drug addiction, even when drugs were made available to them. Rats kept in cages isolated from e
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Advertisers Looking for a Niche in Virtual Reality
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Ryan Bigg Resigns from Open Source Work
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And yet Apple recently forced f.lux to take down the sideloaded version of their iOS app despite the fact that they have no public APIs available to do what f.lux does. See here: https://justgetflux.com/sideload/#notany
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Love these extensions. I use News Feed Eradicator: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/news-feed-eradicat... . Does the same thing at Kill News Feed but replaces it with a quote (e.g. on getting started or ho
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They may have asked because having dental insurance isn't as common in Switzerland (medical/accident insurance is mandatory, but not dental), so many people pay for everything out of pocket. They might opt-out of the anesthetic to
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I thought his point was that Sprig promotes a more "megacorp" future where if you enjoy cooking and want to do it for a living you must work for Sprig or a similar megacorp as an employee, with little agency in your cooking or car
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China Burns Much More Coal Than Reported, Complicating Climate Talks
(nytimes.com)
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This is like saying to people who have procrastination issues (or any addictive, sub-optimal behavior pattern, really) that they should just make a different choice and not put things off. The real issues are subconscious and take a lot of
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I wonder if successful con artists (or novel writers) have such a vivid imagination that they would be able to pass this kind of test. If you have such a good imagination that you can convince yourself you actually are in a make-believe wor
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$68B CA bullet train project likely to overshoot budget and deadline
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How Doctors Take Women's Pain Less Seriously
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Square Discloses IPO Plans
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Humans are worse than radiation for Chernobyl animals
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Doctor On Demand | Senior Software Engineer, Platform | San Fracisco, CA | http://www.doctorondemand.com | REMOTE OK We are a rapidly growing telehealth startup that allows anyone to have a video visit with a Physician, Psycholo
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> Most of the 150 objects in the exhibition have never left Russia The article mentions "the exhibition" but doesn't link to it (at least not currently). Here's more information for anyone interested: http:/&#
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Money, Money, Money – Writing software, in a rich (wo)man's world
(confreaks.tv)
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Agreed.
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> Django for Python is largely a rails clone Django was initially released in July 2005 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Django_(web_framework) ). Rails was initially released in December 2005 ( https://en.wi
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"Each one of these predictions, like a uniformly expanding Universe whose expansion rate was faster in the past..." I thought that the universe's expansion was accelerating. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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Even some of the smartest people in the world fall victim to this. For example, Elon Musk originally estimated that SpaceX would launch its first flight in November 2003. The first launch, which still failed, didn't take place until Ma
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We’re Making Life Too Hard for Millennials
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Beyond Request-Response
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As a former government contractor, I wish I could say I'm surprised. Unfortunately, computer/network security in many government agencies frequently has more to do with policy documents than with anyone technical actually determi
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Video Is About to Become the Way We All Visit the Doctor
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The AI Revolution: The Road to Superintelligence
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Why American Workers Without Much Education Are Being Hammered
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Best, Brightest – and Saddest?
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Apple App Store Down for All Users
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Doctor On Demand, Inc.; San Francisco, CA / REMOTE / INTERN Well-funded startup (A16Z, Shasta, Google Ventures) improving access to healthcare by making it easy to have a Video Visit with a licensed Physician, Psychologist or Lact
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