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by mjfl 5y ago
"well then stop clicking on them!"
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by mjfl 5y ago
A lot. One important thing is, that it is possible to focus and work for 10-12 hours per day. Before I bought the "only 4 hours of productive work per day are possible for avg human". Not true. Hard to achieve though. You really h
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by mjfl 5y ago
sitting next to a 10xer for 2 years.
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by mjfl 5y ago
The guys been in prison before and seemed to enjoy it, posted pictures from prison in the dominican republic which is way worse than spanish prison. The guy talked about being content a week ago, "I'm old and content with food and
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by mjfl 5y ago
caching efficiency probably.
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by mjfl 5y ago
> media competency, scientific method, cui bono, negotiations, assertiveness, how to deal with bullies, mental health basics, economics 101, mechanics of addiction and manipulation These are all, in principle, taught at most public schoo
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by mjfl 5y ago
Quit?
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by mjfl 5y ago
You are neglecting a third possibility in that it was accidentally generated in lab conditions. The furin cleavage site is a large insert relative to its closest aligning viral genome and is consistent with adaptation to cell culture condit
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by mjfl 5y ago
https://science.sciencemag.org/content/372/6543/694.1
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by mjfl 5y ago
The placebo effect has similar outcomes https://www.newscientist.com/article/2269908-benefits-of-mic...
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by mjfl 5y ago
I got ketamine for a wisdom tooth removal. I definitely had a psychedelic experience, with the nurses around me seemingly moving back and forth in time, but to be honest I'm not sure how something like that is supposed to effect my lon
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by mjfl 5y ago
Urbit is a prank that has somehow lasted for a long time. If you look at their version of machine code, Hoon or whatever its called, it's purposefully obfuscated so that, just to add two numbers together requires I think 4 different in
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by mjfl 5y ago
I mean they oversaw the decline of Bell labs so...
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by mjfl 5y ago
This is like the cow talking about how they don't like mean other cows while Paul Graham was probably talking about the farmer.
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by mjfl 5y ago
"it's refreshing for me to capture the entirety of the value given generously at this page, without even the slightest effort to give something in return". I have nothing to do with the authors of this book/page but this
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by mjfl 5y ago
Well there's also the fact that the transistor is an applied physics device and not really the discovery of any new fundamental force or particle. Which some would (wrongly, in my opinion) consider engineering.
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by mjfl 5y ago
American psycho is a movie.
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by mjfl 5y ago
As someone who grew up in middle class new england without any sort of inheritance, now living in southern california where there is seemingly an ethnic caste system in place, I think this article is a little circlejerky. People move to cal
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by mjfl 5y ago
With geth you can do it in 2 lines
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by mjfl 5y ago
Are you telling me that the private allocation of resources is more efficient than public?
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by mjfl 6y ago
No. It is disciplined. A good editor would know their subjective biases would disqualify them from knowing precisely where the middle is.
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by mjfl 6y ago
I think the degree of left/right is influenced by the makers of the rating API and I don't like it. Notice how there are several sights near the "right" but very few beyond "skews left" (at least for the search
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by mjfl 6y ago
"Oxitec’s mosquitoes, for instance, are genetically altered to pass what the company calls “self-limiting” genes to their offspring; when released GM males breed with wild female mosquitoes, the resulting generation does not survive in
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by mjfl 6y ago
For diseases where the causal mechanism is known very well, mouse models aren't that bad: Rett syndrome, hemophilia, spinal muscular atrophy. It gets to be a problem where the disease is poorly defined and the cause is unknown: Alzheim
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by mjfl 6y ago
Missing a lot of signals from the in vivo context - for example taking a naive approach to organoids typically means you’re going to be missing vascularization, which is essential for the architecture of the brain in vivo. Also typically or
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by mjfl 6y ago
As someone who does research in biology and therapeutics, it seems to me that Alzheimer's research is such a dismal field. We don't have a good idea of what causes it, not only do we not have good animal models, we have misleadin
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by mjfl 6y ago
How hard is it to enrich uranium, really? It was done previously with 1940s technology. No computers required really.
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by mjfl 6y ago
In 10 years it's more likely that the US govt will declare bankruptcy than Amazon.
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by mjfl 6y ago
The employees of Amazon have never been slaves and the comparison is disingenuous. Saying he was never tested on his competency is ridiculous. There were literally millions of people in the USA richer than Bezos at the time he started Amazo
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by mjfl 6y ago
A lot of unions ended up being just another means for the mafia to steal from the poor, skimming off the top of pensions funds and the like. Similar corruption exists today. It is inevitable.

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