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by milsorgen 4y ago
I was curious where this stuff is apt to be found so I looked further: - It's seems it occurs in healthcare settings. Particularly with patients that are subject to inserted lines or tubes. - It's a yeast. - It's hard for lab
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by milsorgen 4y ago
It makes sense at a surface level, if you ignore negative information it could potentially lead to negative outcomes for yourself. If you ignore positive news, what's the worst that could happen if you're caught unawares? Somethin
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by milsorgen 4y ago
>Idk about teaching kids. At adult, or near adult levels... I think these programs may very quickly be a major learning technology I concur and I think in terms of children the last thing they need is more (any) technology. They need a s
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by milsorgen 4y ago
The Terry A. Davis reference was bemusing.
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by milsorgen 4y ago
I let my personalized Google feed on Android open links in Chrome and it is astounding how hostile some of these sites are getting in regards to their advertising. I had no idea it had gotten this bad again without at least some ad blocking
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by milsorgen 4y ago
I found G+ quite compelling. It was pleasant to use and I'm sure could of grown into a platform of its own. A place for features that made sense in their time and place and some kind of integration in some products. It seems YouTube is
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by milsorgen 4y ago
What a well written description of a looming large problem. A great read.
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by milsorgen 4y ago
Isn't that akin to what happened with Cell and IBM/Sony? With Microsoft and the 360 benefiting from the same work but dropping the SPEs? Details are fuzzy for me so I might be misstating things but I always found that to be quite
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by milsorgen 4y ago
It was positioned as both at one point. Really they just threw out every imagined or perceived benefit and ran with it irrespective of what the data was or is indicating.
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by milsorgen 4y ago
Yes I remember corn based ethanol, among other alternatives for liquid fuel production, were hot topics during the Bush Administration. If I recall correctly an issue of NatGeo/SciAm/NewSci wrote that it wouldn't achieve it&#
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by milsorgen 4y ago
>It's depressing that there's no longer a market for paid, high quality, ad-free, fully packaged apps and games. I can't tell you how crazy it is on Android, to find a killer app that does something that's exactly wha
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by milsorgen 4y ago
NeoConBot has a better ring to it.
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by milsorgen 4y ago
In the current search paradigm I have trouble with discovery already. Shopping results can often land me on a new site and I might find some good deals or interesting products I might not have been searching for originally but in terms of g
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The weirdness of quantum mechanics forces scientists to confront philosophy(bigthink.com)
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by milsorgen 4y ago
>People can find their own outlets if given the basic necessities and enough time. This has not been my experience. People need something to do but not many people know that about themselves. It leads to a lot of... 'wasteful'
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by milsorgen 4y ago
The story goes Owyhee County is named after Hawaii. It's a county southwest of the Boise Area and home to the most beautiful wilderness I have ever seen. There is nothing like hiking mile after mile out there under the hot summer sun n
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by milsorgen 4y ago
Knoll's Law is a heck of a thing: https://effectiviology.com/knolls-law/ Even though I'm aware of this phenomenon I constantly catch myself believing what I read until I remind myself to double check. Of cour
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by milsorgen 4y ago
I have, over a two year period, been rather excitedly told about Liquid Death from the most surprising people. I mention a two year period because I don't recall anything else being presented to me as this new cool thing over such a lo
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by milsorgen 4y ago
What state is Grayzone supposedly affiliated with? And what of Bellingcat, I have heard it's state affiliated. Is it an accepted source? What determines state affiliation? This kind of stuff has soured me tremendously on Wikipedia. Pos
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by milsorgen 4y ago
Why via a wifi mesh of course: https://www.espressif.com/en/products/sdks/esp-wifi-mesh/ove...
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by milsorgen 4y ago
Groups have used this tactic before to great effect, it's quite versatile and it's destressing that it's a relatively unknown vector to the public at large. I think it's important to understand how decisions are made whe
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by milsorgen 4y ago
I feel like it's one of the rarer.. esoteric? niche? or for me, aspirational languages on HN. A while back I stumbled across it, got interested, and have kept gforth and some rather aged ebooks on my pixel for those particularly aspira
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by milsorgen 4y ago
Is "The Resistance" still a thing? I remember that being somewhat popular relatively recently.
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by milsorgen 4y ago
Just do it. I know it's not the answer you're looking for but I've struggled with the same thing and I keep coming back to that. Just get started, even if it is as small as just launching the software, sketching a draft or ga
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by milsorgen 4y ago
Grab something used with enough megapixels. I used an old Canon A590IS for years, even after I had a slew of Nikon dSLRs. I've found random compacts over 10MP for less than 20 dollars while thrifting. Completely competent images in day
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by milsorgen 4y ago
I go to one of my local indie book shops most weekends and always grab something. Sometimes it's one (sometime two) new releases, sometimes fiction but more often then not non-fiction. Most often it's two or three used paperbacks,
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by milsorgen 4y ago
I happen to work with some problem gamblers. I find it a detestable practice but I know that's wrong of me to say, I shouldn't judge. What I find interesting in this context is that they all follow sports to a pretty high degree b
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by milsorgen 4y ago
Meritocracy seems to be looked at with derision by some these days. It's a worrisome trend.
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by milsorgen 4y ago
My shelves are filled with three things... Some fantasy, a bunch of textbooks and a whole heap of 20th century Science Fiction. Bear is featured prominently and will continue to live on in page and thought for a long time to come.
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by milsorgen 4y ago
That's a huge problem, you think that's a viable way to get things done and I don't fault you as I am sure you truly believe it's an emergency. However ,I don't see things as being that dire and instead I see your s

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