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by new_guy 8y ago
They can't diagnose you because you're fine, it's your environment that's poisoning you. Have you thought about just saying f*ck it and going on a trip? Not just a day or so but a week, a month, a year, get away from you
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by new_guy 8y ago
Doesn't invalidate the parents point though. Anyone using it is going to be laughed out of the room, it's a non-functional toy for children.
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A Letter to a Year 10 Student from Australia’s Chief Scientist(cosmosmagazine.com)
1 points by new_guy 8y ago|0 comments
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by new_guy 8y ago
I think a lot of confusion over this issue is that people expect it to be 100% black, or 100% white and the reality is it's not. Vaccines mostly work, and at scale that translates into thousands of people having adverse reactions to
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by new_guy 8y ago
While the tool been showcased here is great, there's really no substitute for doing it yourself and getting your hands dirty. Too many people (not saying you) use these kinds of tools as a crutch instead of learning the basics themselv
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by new_guy 8y ago
100 million, they released numbers the other day https://www.reddit.com/r/amazonecho/comments/ad2drt/100_mill...
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by new_guy 8y ago
360 terabytes potential storage and they just sent 3 books? It seems such a wasted opportunity. They could have loaded it up with everything . Arch reported on this when it happened: https://medium.com/arch-mission-foundati
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by new_guy 8y ago
I don't know that you can call it actually stealing. Apple goes to China and asks them to make Apple phones for them, also tells them how to make it. China keeps that intel for themselves and all the factories there produce their own b
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Could Space Travelers Melt as They Accelerate Through Deep Space? (2017)(universal-sci.com)
1 points by new_guy 8y ago|0 comments
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by new_guy 8y ago
> Apple's privacy stance is what Steve Jobs believed in, and what Tim Cook has stuck with, because they know that leaving privacy-based decisions up to third-party developers never ends well. As opposed to leaving their API wide ope
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by new_guy 8y ago
No limits, otherwise what's the point? All you need to do is give the members a way to control what they see, that's the most important aspect. If you get someone uploading actually illegal stuff (cp etc) you just shadow ban them
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by new_guy 8y ago
There's three kinds of article you can write: 1, things you know about 2, things you don't know about (this article as an example) 3, things you don't know you don't know about (hackernoon and medium are full of this kin
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Plants can feel you touching them–and sometimes they don’t like it(qz.com)
4 points by new_guy 8y ago|0 comments
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by new_guy 8y ago
I would recommend they get a native English speaker to go over their copy. It's pretty bad.
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by new_guy 8y ago
This is amazing, thanks for sharing! We have Google street view now, but I think one of the charms of photos like this is you can actually see peoples faces and styles of dress etc. We're (rightly) very privacy conscious now but in 100
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Anti-Social Network Facebook is helping destroy places that are actually social(logicmag.io)
4 points by new_guy 8y ago|0 comments
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by new_guy 8y ago
Because you've not written it yet? :p
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The Truth About the Mysterious ‘Tesla Tower’ in Texas(texashillcountry.com)
2 points by new_guy 8y ago|0 comments
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by new_guy 8y ago
All that 'analysis' and not one mention of the fact that McClanes wife is named Holly!
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by new_guy 8y ago
> Am I being too paranoid? > I’m not worried about the Chinese government stealing our source code You're contradicting yourself. Take security seriously, it's not a game. It is ABSOLUTELY an unacceptable risk. Doesn't
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by new_guy 8y ago
Pretty much, one of the things about working at a place like that is you have ZERO value as a human, your prior experience, educational level, none of that matters. You're expected to be a literal human robot, a mindless cog in a machi
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by new_guy 8y ago
What would the cost of regulatory compliance and licenses have been? $900k was probably cheaper and/or less hassle!
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by new_guy 8y ago
> free speech alternative to patreon Already done, it was called Hatreon, it didn't last long at all. https://hatreon.net/ Sure, you can throw up an alternative to Pateron, using crypto even to bypass payment proces
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HIV vaccine protects non-human primates from infection(medicalxpress.com)
2 points by new_guy 8y ago|0 comments
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by new_guy 8y ago
These apps are horrible. They function as a crutch for people who just don't know any better (not necessarily their own fault) and what they teach isn't even actual 'meditation'. And that makes it even worse because then
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Flea-sized solar panels embedded in clothes can charge a mobile phone(techxplore.com)
2 points by new_guy 8y ago|0 comments
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by new_guy 8y ago
Embrace. Extend. Extinguish. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguis...
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by new_guy 8y ago
Sadly, probably my Amazon Echo!
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by new_guy 8y ago
At the risk of TMI I've always gone this way, it's a lot more natural because your colon/stomach isn't all twisted like it is when you sit.
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by new_guy 8y ago
Andrew Ng's Machine Learning Yearning http://www.mlyearning.org/ https://www.deeplearning.ai/machine-learning-yearning/

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