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by leoh 1y ago
... who do not feel alive in many basic ways that mean a lot
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by leoh 1y ago
Seems to work fine https://plnkr.co/edit/Sor4x5BlMwmyRqZw?open=lib%2Fstyle.css&...
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by leoh 1y ago
Having worked with said PMs both at Google and after, it is extremely annoying
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>it seems to me that only science, aided by human decency, common sense, farsightedness, and concern for the unfortunate and the poor, offers the world any hope in its present morass. Oliver Sachs
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by leoh 1y ago
Sounds about right.
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by leoh 1y ago
JetBrains would be a good case study. They also arguably have a lot more IP.
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I think this award was satire, not to defend defcon, but yeah
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Will it be another report without citations or an actual leak?
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by leoh 1y ago
This is a super lame post. It’s not a “leak”, it’s an analysis someone did without citing any sources except one report a few years ago. Moreover, without question ISIS and other terror entities are certainly responsible for some number of
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by leoh 1y ago
Definitely, good point
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by leoh 1y ago
Not for you, then, right? Pretty normal for many medicines, supplements, etc. I think it’s cool we can try things (even if they don’t always work).
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> Lithium was the only metal that differed significantly between people with and without mild cognitive impairment, often a precursor to Alzheimer’s disease. Not a causative finding in humans but darn interesting
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by leoh 1y ago
This is wild, you may really benefit from engaging with a therapist.
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by leoh 1y ago
I agree, with this as it relates to C/C++, but I *love* rust macros when used judiciously.
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by leoh 1y ago
Amen, first thing I always do in a new GitHub repo is disable merge commits.
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by leoh 1y ago
This is great. I agree with another poster in that I don't know that it applies to everyone, but I really relate and think it's an amazing reminder.
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by leoh 1y ago
This is such a good one and I have wondered for years where it came from. Thanks!
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by leoh 1y ago
It can be difficult to do, but it really is incredible
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by leoh 1y ago
True enough, but many studies show that calorie restriction reduces effects of aging
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Does anyone know if it does deep packet inspection? https://www.unihosted.com/blog/understanding-unifi-deep-pack...
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by leoh 1y ago
Maybe. Getting stuff into the kernel means (in theory) it’s been hardened, it has a serious LTS, and benefits from… well, the performance of being part of the kernel.
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> But I also think much of that has to do with how things are promoted. I don't see Waymo pushing things like Musk and all the Tesla fanatics do. I rarely see much about Waymo except for the Tesla crowd bashing them.
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After a few days, such a dose would likely become imperceptible in “healthy normals.”
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Unique biological markers, specific to schizophrenia. iiuc everyone with a mental health diagnosis has elevated markers for inflammation.
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Context?
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“Peace through strength” is a fairly disturbing related phrase used today
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by leoh 1y ago
For sure. Much of what is so dark about 1984 may be related to his frame of mind. During his time, tuberculosis patients such as himself were extremely limited by the medical system — having to adhere to very strict routines and oppression.
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MovieLens(en.wikipedia.org)
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There’s a lot more in 1984 than the high-level ideas which are held in contrast to Huxley (risks of oppression versus risks of opulence). Both are certainly at play. A few of the things from 1984 that I’ve noticed or have been told about an
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The idea that always felt at least tentatively compelling to me is that options prices themselves allow a way for people to express their sentiments about whether a security is under-priced or over-priced — while putting money on the line t

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