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4y ago
+1 Mine and your subjective experience of feeling pain/discomfort from lighter screens can never be disproven by science, so a sample size of 1 is all that is needed.
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4y ago
And my eyes hurt after 1-2 minutes when I am forced to use light mode. My life is better after realizing this. Clearly everyone is different. It's discouraging to see the number of people in this thread not understanding this. I'm
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4y ago
Cool, but sugar (sucrose) is actually glucose+fructose. Is there a calorie-free fructose isomer?
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4y ago
> Web 3.0 — User-generated content, user-generated authority. A model is emerging where people don’t have to host a server or create a user account in someone else’s database to create content. Make no mistake, people will have to host s
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4y ago
Why not provide the same thing and make the colors variable, tho?
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4y ago
I already felt this way halfway into Dune 1.
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4y ago
> requires a phone number ... as a consequence you _will_ receive spam from bots Weird take. Can you imagine the number of bots if it didn't require a phone number?
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4y ago
> slowly dying of dehydration or hypoxia This is a fair point, and for me I would accept the solution of massive doses of diamorphine.
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4y ago
The title subliminally suggests that we've lost 26 years of life expectancy. Many will perceive it this way. This very reasonably can be considered a form of clickbait.
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4y ago
All qualia (which consciousness itself closes over) are impossible to rigorously define with words. Attempts to do so will come across as woo. What we can do however is experience qualia first-hand, and prove to ourselves that they exist. W
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4y ago
False. It's unfalsifiable. There is no experiment possible that you can set up to answer these questions, any more than you can construct an experiment to prove whether there is a God.
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4y ago
For starters: - Why is there something rather than nothing? - Does a universe with no one in it to observe it count as something or nothing? Then, imagine we're building an AI and want to know whether it's reached our level or not
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4y ago
What scares me is that some leading AI researchers hold this view (that consciousness in general is nothing special) and it makes them come across as unempathetic, as if all conscious beings---meat or AI---are simply computers and in turn p
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4y ago
I don't understand your reply or why you downvoted. I said this as genuine grammar feedback that I assume most people would accept kindheartedly and fix. When I originally read the comment I had no idea if it was a genuine comment, som
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4y ago
You should use quotation marks when quoting.
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4y ago
This makes pragmatic sense (for both cases), but it still comes off as extremely hypocritical.
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4y ago
IMO, GPT-3-like articles like this are no different from blog spam recipe websites. What even is the point of this article? What is the mind bending secret? The holographic principle? Wormholes? Entanglement? It's unclear what the titl
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4y ago
Evil plan: 1. Create closed-source app in some boring language 2. Promote on hacker news as "written in Rust"
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4y ago
Surely you're correct, but I never understood this. This kind of marketing-speak comes across as low quality, tacky, and weasely. Why would such qualities appeal to enterprise purchasers? Can't they see through it just like everyo
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4y ago
Is "Do-Track" an option?
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4y ago
Parent didn't say anything bad about ADHD. This reflects your own interpretation.
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4y ago
What?
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4y ago
> He seemed a bit on the spectrum and oversharing, literally hyperventilating and not talking in coherent sentences. Yeah, not really. He's 19 and is a non-native English speaker. He understands that he's under siege and has to
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4y ago
I'll give you a technical reason: the Windows API isn't POSIX. Furthermore, it's a monstrosity compared to POSIX. If you've never felt this pain then be glad you've missed out on the multi-decade cross-platform low
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4y ago
If someone created an event "Hacker News Meetup" on meetup.com, I'd go.
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4y ago
Solution: clear your magnetic strip. (Actually I haven't done this. But really, shouldn't it be that simple?)
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4y ago
Seemingly none of these TLD-only domains have valid certs. Perhaps no certificate authority will sign this format?
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4y ago
This idealism doesn't always work in practice. The more public and popular a forum is, the more we need to weed out spam, scams, vandalism, and other kinds of malware/DoS.
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4y ago
Looks great but I use Linux and the README is fairly Windows-centric without warning. It'd be nice if there were clearly deliniated sections for Windows vs *nix. There's a (very ironically named) "Manual installation" se
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4y ago
Nixlang is so alien that I've used NixOS for 2 years and still don't get it. Nickel looks much prettier than Nixlang, but it carries over a feature that still confuses me about Nixlang: variable declaration. Perhaps you can shed l
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