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noud
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I just made a couple of searches with teclis. I have to say, it's not bad. It's clearly not complete and I get several empty searches. But the content of the results are of higher quality than what I get with Google or DDG. Nice w
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Svetlana Aleksijevitsj - Tsjernobylskaja molitva (Voices of Chernobyl). Aleksijevitsj won the Nobel prize for literature in 2015. At the time of the Chernobyl disaster (1986) Aleksijevitsj lived in Minsk and interviewed over 500 witnesses o
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noud
5y ago
Very clear, thanks!
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Very cool project! Do you know if there are any benefits of growing hydroponically compared to the conventional (farming) methods? Is it economically interesting? Is it more sustainable?
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I'd like to build on this: A good start is of much less importance for success than people think. Most of success comes from hard work, persistence, the ability to readjust often, and a lot (like really a lot) of good luck.
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I'm thinking of writing an anti-blog post on how to learn stuff slowly. In my experience, the subset of "stuff" that I mastered and differentiate my skills from others is actually the "stuff" that cannot be learned
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5y ago
Your problems is similar to the Secretary problem: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secretary_problem . There is a perfect mathematical sound answer to your question: for the first n/e year n is the number of working
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5y ago
Then get children. Life is more important than career.
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News is always biased. A more interesting question is, do you need news to be unbiased, or even, do you need any news at all? I highly recommend reading "Avoid News" from Rolf Dobelli from 2010 [1]. This essay was published long b
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Pen and paper. At the end of the week I review the notes and if it's important enough I rewrite the notes on a personal wiki. For notes I have a(n) (paper) agenda with on the left the week overview and on the right notes. Best agenda e
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This is what helped for me for years: I stopped having discussions regarding opinions based on fake news. I usually just tell them that I don't have an opinion on the matter and that I don't care what their opinion is. I prefer to
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Don't work too hard at work so that you have some energy left afterwards. (easier said than done)
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1 private and around 10 for work.
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> The best technique for notetaking is whichever one works for you and is easy to stick to. Although this article is full on tips on how to take notes, this is the tip that stuck out the most for me. I've tried many different strate
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5y ago
Fully Homomorphic Encryption [1] (FHE) would be one of these services. You could let someone else on the internet do computations for you, without him being able to see what the input/output of these computations are. The idea behind F
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I've seen several posts about Zettelkasten lately. What is it with this whole Zettelkast way of taking notes? How did Zettelkast become so popular out of the sudden?
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Step 1. During a large pandemic use your political and media power to raise the issue of shortage of face masks in your country. Step 2. Create a non-profit organization to help buying face masks from China. Use you political power to make
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Yeah, Prolog is pretty cool! Another technology I found interesting too learn is ITK ( https://itk.org/ ). You need a different mindset using ITK than other image processing libraries. Lisp is cool as well. And fully homomorp
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I think people are usually not paid for how much work they do or how skilled they are. People are paid by how much responsibility they have. If I screw up, and my solution ends up in the final product, my project manager will (and should!)
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Similar here, pen and paper for almost all notes. If I want to keep it for longer I might add it on my personal wiki. But I try to keep it simple and stupid. I feel people spend too much time focusing on how to make/digitalize notes in
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I actually agree with this. Although I try to give the people I supervise as much freedom to come up with ideas and solutions as possible, there are some that almost always come up with outrageous ideas that will never work or they overesti
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To answer your second question: Most to all public companies release annual reports (e.g. 10-K) where they explain what they do and what they are planning to do. To deepen your understanding of other sectors I would recommend reading/s
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What helped me a lot is realizing that there will always be people who are better than you. It does not matter how much time, energy, and effort you put into something, the chances of achieving your dream job, become the best in sports, ear
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6y ago
How do you find books that others aren't reading (and are interesting to read)?
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What would the giants do? Did Galileo Galilei know that Saturn had rings when he first looked through his telescope? Did Isaac Newton understand the laws of gravity when the apple felt on his head? Did Robert Hooke know all the micro-organi
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Talking about home labs: I own a Bresser Biolux NV [1] and I keep several hay infusions on my desk right now. The results are better than I expected. I can look for hours at multicellular organisms and bacteria are visible. Also I own a spe
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Netherlands: Proper (Chinese, Indian, Japanese) green tea. The green tea in our supermarket is almost undrinkable.
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I'm too European to understand why this makes any sense. I think the problem is not really that the insurance doesn't want to pay the bill, the problem is that $18,933.44 for stitches and anesthesia makes absolutely no sense at al
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100% agree with this (professional mathematician, previously in academia, now in industry). There is too much to read, so don't try to scale up. Reading articles take a lot of time and willpower and most articles that are published are
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The definition of graceful graph is wrong. Edges E_{i,j} should have unique values as well, i.e. {E_{i,j}} = {1, 2, ..., n}. Otherwise it's trivial to label every graph into a graceful graph.
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