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If reading at night, Kindles should be used inside too.
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Ask HN: Cold water over femoral arteries to cool oneself down?
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I don't know if Japanese Americans truly represent their country of origin. If it's like Italian Americans and Greek Americans they tend to have customs that in their country of origin are outdated.
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I don't know. I know men who act like your SO.
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Ask HN: Effective Learning Strategies?
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This is the best I have. I can't afford courses but I would be happy to be able to draw decently enough to convey most ideas. Let's say like something you could find here: https://press.princeton.edu/textbooks/
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Ask HN: How to Learn Drawing with Excalidraw?
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There's more cleanliness in Southern Europe as well. They use something called bidet in Italy.
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Generally speaking university gives you the tools and guides you. Most of the people aren't able to study university level subjects on their own.
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Could something like GPT help?
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It happened to me and a friend, who too is in the IT and we go to great length to be anonymous. If something is possible to such a degree, it ought to happen. If it happened to us, it surely happens to somebody else too, especially consider
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Writing style and unique patterns (like time of posting, argument frequency, ideology affiliation, and so on) are some of the things that could reveal someone’s identity and result in actions taken against him.
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Not hard to write notes without mistakes if you write regularly. What surprises me is people typing mistakes so often.
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3y ago
Wonder if his experience as a poet opened his mind to the kind of imagination you need in higher mathematics.
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3y ago
Depends on how frequent you use it. I had to throw a bottle after expiring because I take melatonin at most a few times per month to "recalibrate" my circadian rhythm.
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3y ago
That book screams things such as conspiracy, pseudoscience, crazy guy, cult leader and anything in between, to me.
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The point is taking it in the night if you're not able to get sleepy, especially if you fucked up your circadian rhythm. Taking it in the afternoon is going to fuck up the circadian rhythm if it wasn't already. For that you'r
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3y ago
Doesn't inflammation happen when building muscle? Isn't muscle building a healing process?
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He probably meant something like "Having no contact with anyone except homeless people for a long time has to change a person."
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In many European languages preservative is the word for condom.
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My memory on this is rusty but I recall fat being usable as fuel by the body after being converted to ketones.
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3y ago
Do you mean the naturally occurring sugars (shown in the macronutrient label) or added sugars in the ingredient list?
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3y ago
Another benefit is watching NSFW content.
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3y ago
Any way (or source) for you or anybody else to back up this claim?
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It's part of the recurring pattern of blindness towards the actual level of caring among average service users. Reddit is another example of this pattern. Mind you I say this as the minority who cares.
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I used to flash custom ROMs regularly until 2021, when I bricked a second smartphone. It was a rare mishap (went smoothly the other times), but it made me too scared to try again. This is to say it's already an anxiety inducing operati
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I mostly base my sense of someone's authority on their commitment to logic and readiness to embrace evolving knowledge. By your standard, if someone could live for thousands of years, they might persist in holding the outdated belief t
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Could you or someone else kindly explain how it works for diffusion based LLMs, based on the style of GP? What happens for instance, if I give as input the prompt 'Describe Berlin' or maybe the more fitting 'Berlin city on a
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According to familysearch.org it was either - bestowed on one who was easily satisfied - in reference to one whose achievements were average, "good enough" though not outstanding - a nickname meaning "good lad" or "
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Acting to fix it would be a better use of one's own time instead of endlessly complaining. I'm going to take a look and fix it myself if you didn't already do it.
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