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by layman51 3y ago
I still need to dig into the details, but does this exploit work primarily by changing stuff that appears in a URL?
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by layman51 3y ago
Search for “aerosol masking effect”. It seems like it is generally accepted that small particles floating around in the air would help cool the planet down. It seems likely that this would be a geoengineering approach. When the world was ge
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by layman51 4y ago
This is a pretty cool user page.
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by layman51 4y ago
I count 100+ articles between these two. It is a pretty long path and that is the point I guess. https://www.wikibinge.com/#Amy_Goodman/Anatoly_Karpov
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by layman51 4y ago
Are you being serious? I thought that trickle-down economics theory was pretty much debunked in the eyes of most of the nonelite people.
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by layman51 4y ago
Probably he means that by giving money to an “elite” school, it just makes it more likely that it will end up hurting the “non-elites”. I don’t necessarily agree with that point by the way because there are students who will have their cost
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by layman51 4y ago
I am getting major psychoanalysis vibes from this article. I am reminded of Sigmund Freud and I think he wrote about dream interpretation. Today, we tend to think about dreams as random thoughts that don’t really mean much, but Freud had a
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by layman51 4y ago
Are the claims made by the professor still accurate given that the video is seven years old and we have been hearing for years that our infrastructure hasn’t been doing so well? I guess it might not be “toast”, but I can’t imagine having to
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by layman51 4y ago
Yeah it is a cool system, but it only works well depending on your location in regards to the sensors that detect the earthquake. That determines whether you will have seconds or up to a minute of time to react. If you are closer to the epi
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by layman51 4y ago
You have a point. But I think as a layman I would have appreciated a little more about what kind of reader the book is appropriate for. And possibly have that appear within the first three paragraphs of the intro. I like how this book does
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by layman51 4y ago
My mind is blown right now. I have noticed differences between the two, but I thought they were just visual/UI differences. Is there somewhere I could learn more about how Google Workspace does not have parity with a free Gmail account
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by layman51 4y ago
This is pretty interesting finding. I think the idea that the body itself can produce emotions has been around for a while. I remember an essay by William James about this.[0] [0]: https://www.themarginalian.org/2016/01
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by layman51 4y ago
This is exactly what I was getting out of it too. I would really recommend reading the Psychology Today article that was also posted here because it explains more about the causes of why a rise in this statistic is being observed.
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by layman51 4y ago
Does anyone on HN have any thoughts about how this situation might unfold in the US? The situation really reminds me a lot of what I have heard about the dating situation in Japan and I am really interested in learning more about how this h
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by layman51 4y ago
I seriously thought it was the conceive one and that didn’t seem odd to me given the example in the news article. But yes, asking about desired income like that sounds weird. Isn’t that sales terminology?
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by layman51 4y ago
Your comment makes me understand why people would want to abolish time zones. However, my issue with that is that I think it would cause confusion when people in everyday life use the word “afternoon”. I won’t know if they’re talking about
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by layman51 4y ago
The Earth doesn’t need them? But wasn’t the concept of a time zone invented because someone was always late to the train station and it was leaving him behind? We would at least need one giant time zone with an international date line.
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by layman51 4y ago
I read that “distributed practice” seems to be scheduling the learning activities to be spread out over time. I’m not sure if distributed practice has this, but “spaced repetition” seems to have some additional part to it where you don’t re
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by layman51 4y ago
Wow! Also, I think [0] is the first Wikipedia I have come across that doesn’t have a lead section at all.
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by layman51 4y ago
You’re kidding right? To me, requiring students to wake up before 7 AM should be considered hazing.
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by layman51 4y ago
I am so confused. Smashing the windshield of a Cruise taxi is able to stop it from moving forward?
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by layman51 4y ago
Yes it is a weird mistake. It’s a “federal highway” right? Anyway, it is weird just based on how the signage for interstate highways looks much different than for the federal ones.
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by layman51 4y ago
Pretty interesting because I have an interest in religious and esoteric topics. I’m just surprised to see this on Hacker News.
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by layman51 4y ago
“Death to Videodrome! Long live the new flesh!”
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by layman51 4y ago
I used to be the same way too but in warmer weather I would try not to run the A/C in my car. I think that kind of turned out to be a bad decision though because my car was older and by refusing to turn on the A/C, I think that mi
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by layman51 4y ago
In my view, I categorize conspiracy theory conversation to be the same as speaking about religion. What I mean by this is I try not to ask poking questions because I want to avoid offending the person's beliefs and I also don't wa
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by layman51 4y ago
I'm very interested in how this breach was pulled off. Could it be some sort of state actor?
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by layman51 4y ago
There is a notes field (this is different from the “secure notes” feature) for each password entry that you could use to write remarks. I don’t know if that would be encrypted.
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by layman51 4y ago
This is a nice idea! One slightly-ridiculous thought I had though is, how can I handwrite 500 words a day? Is there an app that might help me with this?
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by layman51 4y ago
I think that ChatGPT says that it could or would break out like this because it has been trained on literature that speculates this is what a sentient AI would do. It has not been shown to actually have this computer worm-like behavior.

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