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by leksak 5y ago
I learned a lot about Shellac from the podcast Reasonably Sound (episode: The World Remade). Highly recommended deep dive into the world of vinyl records.
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by leksak 5y ago
Maybe you could learn. Animal locomotion is pretty big on YouTube.
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by leksak 5y ago
I run in dreams. Good and bad. One of my favourite dreams start with me running, and it crescendos towards a feeling of effortlessness. The ease of my stride becomes complete, rarely and barely do I have to touch the ground to continue prop
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Sense of smell may be the key to a balanced diet(news.northwestern.edu)
1 points by leksak 5y ago|0 comments
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by leksak 5y ago
Climber? I've had three pulley injuries and returned to sport. What, specifically, have you been doing to rehab it?
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The invisible link between autism and anorexia(spectrumnews.org)
2 points by leksak 5y ago|0 comments
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by leksak 5y ago
In a book on eating disorders I recall an anecdote relating back to World War 2 and interviews with people that survived various camps while extremely malnourished. Several people we're completely out of touch with how skinny they were
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by leksak 5y ago
At points in my journey I've thought that the one genuinely good thing that I could maybe end up doing for others is to end my own life so that the way mental health patients are treated receives another impetus for change so that othe
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by leksak 5y ago
I'll acknowledge some bias on my part as someone who has experienced more disassociative episodes (unrelated to meditation) than I care to have had but I think some of the replies here are very callous given how scarring I've foun
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by leksak 5y ago
One thing not mentioned in this article but that's on Github Copilots page is that they imagine it'll be useful for learning how to code. > ... or just learning to code I've done some teaching and my mental model for what
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by leksak 6y ago
And HPV
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by leksak 6y ago
So many things here that reminds me of my obsessions and compulsions with food.
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by leksak 6y ago
Controversial, sure, however I presume it is controversial because it has become a common trajectory to launch with an intent to eventually be acquired by a bigger player. Has this always been a common intent of new businesses? Depends. Wha
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by leksak 6y ago
Block megacorps from acquisitions of smaller companies as well. When a corporation is large enough to wield significant political influence, allowing them to buy up and coming disruptors makes it even easier for them to, as the article writ
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by leksak 6y ago
Burnout
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Ask HN: Teach/Coach That Which You Do Not Know (Well)
2 points by leksak 6y ago|0 comments
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Chewing Food More Thoroughly Results in Reduced Insulin Output (2013)(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
279 points by leksak 6y ago|124 comments
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by leksak 6y ago
Why use TB of data when people have literally just been making astrology based content up and it has still resonated with people on a personal level? Seems like a way to eat into your profit margins unnecessarily. Seems like an AI spewing o
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by leksak 6y ago
You could probably write an article that'd be very often read if you teach CSS from this perspective.
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by leksak 6y ago
Would it be legal/illegal to vectorize these images and print T-shirts and sell? Not that I'm going to do it, I like my bathtub too much to do silkscreen stuff at home but curious about the legalese.
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Ask HN: The signal/noise ratio of YouTube is abhorrent. Channel recommendations?
9 points by leksak 6y ago|7 comments
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by leksak 6y ago
Not yet. Medical science has progressed to where it's starting to become possible to investigate this in a clinical setting, so home tests aren't going to become available just yet. One will have to resign to doing what has been d
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by leksak 6y ago
With regards to your fantasies that sounds like suicidal ideation and is a coping mechanism that I myself oftentimes use albeit not willfully
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by leksak 6y ago
Anyone reading this should before they take 5-htp try and determine if they have low levels of dopamine as 5-htp helps elevate serotonin which you don't necessarily want to do if you have low dopamine. However, if someone responds well
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by leksak 6y ago
Love the blog website. Clean, legible text. No fluff.
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by leksak 6y ago
I've used Daylio. For me, the problem with using it long-term is that the different moods are contextual to the overall stat you are in. Meaning, I could have a "rad" day when in a depressive state which simply meant I wasn&#
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A short thread on a few Celeste game-feel things(twitter.com)
1 points by leksak 6y ago|0 comments
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by leksak 6y ago
Could someone in the know inform me as to whether or not my knee jerk reaction of "couldn't this individual possibly contribute to the Tor project instead?" is warranted?
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by leksak 6y ago
I've used Keep extensively, but have been slowly migrating over to Notion as I need more structure than what tags in Keep can afford me. The problem is probably me, I save a lot of stuff. But, Keep has become sluggish as a result. I&#x
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by leksak 6y ago
Or shorting the stock of the target? The instant your DDOS topples the target that is. Or going long after the DDOS if you believe it'll recuperate.

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