mahdi7d1

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by mahdi7d1 1mo ago
I think there was a study omparing watching an educational video in 1x speed and watching it two times back to back in 2x speed equating the time spent on the material, which found the second group faired better.
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by mahdi7d1 1mo ago
With both ELI5 and this title, the hidden assumption which is generally correct is that "I don't remember much from my education specifically middle and highschool". Well I do remember my highschool subjects and I feel like t
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by mahdi7d1 1mo ago
In this case won't this oracle also tell you what is the consequences as soon as it tells you RH is true and also much more? At this point what is the point of you knowing what is true and what is not?
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by mahdi7d1 2mo ago
Talk about living a sheltered life style. I did too until doing my obligatory military service. Now I don't even correct a quarter of wrong things I hear.
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by mahdi7d1 2mo ago
Only if you mean llms finding already compiled lists on the internet. Since they would be too inefficient for actually compiling a list themselves.
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by mahdi7d1 2mo ago
After years of reading technical and scientific materials, listening to lectures and youtube tutorials and learning English exclusively through them I hit a wall when I watched a cooking youtube video for the first time. I was pretty confid
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by mahdi7d1 3mo ago
I rambled so much that I forgot to say what I laid all that introduction for. I'm not part of the market for these products. I don't have access to them nor even if I buy some imported (probably illegally and by single persons) or
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by mahdi7d1 3mo ago
I live in Iran and the administrative hurdles the op was mentioned are not an issue here because you just can't even buy intwrnationally to begin with so there is no hurdle you might need to circumvent. The few English books I have are
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by mahdi7d1 3mo ago
I didn't know about zines before and they seem interesting but aren't we wasting half of the paper surface (from what I understood looking at some images) A printer spread achieves a similar result without wasting one side of the
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by mahdi7d1 4mo ago
It's funny how people talk about macbook neo being the cheapest option that gives you access to macos (If my brain isn't fried that was one of the points mentioned in the video) cause when I was checking macbook neo's price a
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Am I Supposed to Feel Happy?
5 points by mahdi7d1 4mo ago|3 comments
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by mahdi7d1 8mo ago
I use this same username everywhere and it's tied to my identity so let me keep it brief. I live in a small town and you wouldn't get much protesting or any political activity in those. On the other hand, I'm currently servin
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by mahdi7d1 8mo ago
I've been moderately happy this morning to find out I can open hackernews. Also Gmail is working. After attempting to get bridges using email and configuring an dozen of them I got 100% connection but then it disconnected without me be
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by mahdi7d1 9mo ago
If it's not painfull you are not exerting enough effort at least that's the case in the gym. People who are refreshed and more energetic after going to the gym are the same people who won't improve beyond intermediate levels.
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by mahdi7d1 2y ago
There is no reason to protect against bots using regular captchas (Seems like I'm weaker than your average bot in passing those). Brave search has a proof of work captcha and everytime I face it I'm glad it's not google'
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by mahdi7d1 2y ago
Graphviz is hard. I only need a graph making tool three or four times a year and when I go back to mermaid, only 5 minutes of going through the documentation get's me up to speed. But graphviz is much more complex in a way I often don&
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by mahdi7d1 2y ago
There is no solution. The problem is not in the lack of funding or interest from investors. The public itself is not interested in preventing. They think the probability of something bad happening for them is low (for example heart attack)
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by mahdi7d1 3y ago
Damn. I noticed this happening a while back and I didn't think much of it. I just deleted the si= part because I knew it's not necessary for a Youtube link to work! I was curious about why this has been added and figures there&#x2
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by mahdi7d1 3y ago
About four days ago our professor was talking about how easy we have it and how he had to use punched cards to program. I didn't believe him (not knowing the history of punch cards, I thought they were much older than they actually wer
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by mahdi7d1 3y ago
I remember reading a blog post from the author of sioyek boasting about search performance. Haven't personally compared the options but for me sumatra zathura and sioyek all feel fast enough to not notice any problems. https:/&#x
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by mahdi7d1 3y ago
This piece of software is one of the few joys I have when using Windows. While reading ebooks you almost forget how bloated and slow Windows is.
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by mahdi7d1 3y ago
People who are capable of learning on their own pace are already doing it and the ones that can't use this approach shouldn't hope that a software system is going to allow them to. For me the questions of which professor explains
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by mahdi7d1 3y ago
I guess people only care and notice theire own prefrences. I never thought about 42" eink display but I'm constantly wishing for the price of 10" and 13" modules to drop cause that's the usecase I'm interested
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by mahdi7d1 3y ago
If you have more than say like 5 windows, trying to navigate to the desired one can be hellish. Here every windows have it's own place and by remembering it, you can navigate to it very easily. Scrollable and traditional Tiling are not
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by mahdi7d1 3y ago
For me (been using paperwm since ) the real point of having them is that a lot of windows don't really benefit from extra width (heck even hacker news website shows white bars in the sides) so by having 67% windows not only I'm no
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by mahdi7d1 3y ago
Anyone questioning the usefulness of this method probably don't need it. Although I haven't tried Niri itself but through this thread I got introduced to paperwm and been using it for the last 5 days and I don't think I&#x27
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by mahdi7d1 3y ago
This legacy system in likes of Harvard boggles me. If someones parents went to Harvard it might be actually logical to be harder for him to get into not easier. His educated parenting is already a huge plus for him and if he is unable to ge
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by mahdi7d1 3y ago
I never understood why are people against standardized testing. I would rather fail test than be judged by someone then deemed not worthy.
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by mahdi7d1 3y ago
I switched from Qwerty (40wpm) to workman (80wpm after a year) but ultimately I returned to Qwerty and now I'm again on 50wpm. It's not good at all and feels stupid compared to workman but I don't want to type using my two in
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by mahdi7d1 4y ago
"who removes history entries by selecting thousands of them manually? Okay, this guy, but who else?" Me too. When I read the first guy's comment I was like "Goddam it's not just me"

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