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by maaaaattttt 6y ago
I for one find the fact that such people existed very exciting. It means that some possible configuration of our physiology allows for amazing capabilities. Maybe nurturing has to do with it too, but the point is that it is possible. Maybe
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by maaaaattttt 6y ago
Yes this article has a very sane conclusion. Yet, I'm happy to see that there are new studies (or a least this one) to find out in a randomized way if there is more than a weak correlation between the two. I tend to believe, after all
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by maaaaattttt 6y ago
English version of the announcement is below the Norwegian one.
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Norway to Study Cod Liver Oil Benefits Against SARS-CoV-2 on 70.000 Participants(oslo-universitetssykehus.no)
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by maaaaattttt 6y ago
Could this be related to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24925899 ?
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by maaaaattttt 6y ago
The fear of losing money is a real one. On the other hand, I believe that the word terrorism and the characterization of acts as terrorists should not be taken too lightly as it can lead to misuse of power rather quickly.
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by maaaaattttt 6y ago
I used to walk to school in sometimes very cold weather (-35 Celsius). Once, in order to try preventing the inside of my nose to freeze, I put my scarf over it. The scarf froze very quickly and I ended up with ice around my neck... Now that
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by maaaaattttt 6y ago
I can totally relate. I always strongly believed in being able to do and build things myself. That's why I also even learned to knit at some point. There is a great sense of self to be experienced by doing these fundamental "tasks
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by maaaaattttt 6y ago
There is a video [0] on the "more info" page [1] that presents one working implementation in Amsterdam (video is in Dutch but with good subtitles) [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_KwF-gf0S0 [1] http:/&#
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by maaaaattttt 6y ago
It's true. Though it must be noted that infrastructure wise France has caught up pretty nicely [0]. I think in terms of the country adopting the web for it's everyday life, like administrative procedures, it's still far behin
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by maaaaattttt 6y ago
Is "NO" Nitric Oxyde in this context?
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by maaaaattttt 6y ago
When I read stories like this I can't help but think of Newspeak[0] from 1984. From afar (not a native English speaker nor a US resident here) it feels like a form of control over people through control of their language. [0] https:&#
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by maaaaattttt 6y ago
The author added a note under the main table about that, which goes in the direction of what you're saying: > Note: Ruby and ruby on rails was a popular choice for YC startups around 2010 - 2012. Anecdotally, ~40% of YC startups use
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by maaaaattttt 6y ago
> you need to be able to generate the right questions Completely agree with this statement. I would add that having the proper vocabulary is an important part of generating the right questions.
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by maaaaattttt 6y ago
My statement is biased by my own experiences I admit. Maybe the honorary Oscar he received in 2007 is somewhat a more objective illustration of what I meant.
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by maaaaattttt 6y ago
He never had the public recognition he deserved unfortunately. I'm still surprised at how many people can whistle many of his pieces without knowing who he is.