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by op03 5y ago
WolframAlpha - https://www.wolframalpha.com/examples/
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by op03 5y ago
Why snake like? Just curious.
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by op03 5y ago
This is not a healthy way of looking at the world. There are good people anywhere you go. When you choose to disconnect or blame or shame them for the actions of others, your world and understanding of it grows smaller. And who do you think
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Duran Duran's new music video made 'untouched by human hands'(itv.com)
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by op03 5y ago
Lets walk through what you are saying "I don't need a relationship". "I am entertained enough therefore I don't need a relationship" "I cant get aroused anymore. I have theories about why. Its humiliating&
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by op03 5y ago
Most of the big traps society sets up is built on top of loss aversion. The chimp brain is unreasonably terrified of loosing status, cash, relationships, health, housing etc etc. That fear is used to setup all kinds of traps to keep the chi
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by op03 5y ago
Fun time being a manager of people these days :)
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by op03 5y ago
The limitation of a human therapist is the 6 inch chimp brain and how much information it can store, understand, how quickly it can construct a healthy way of delivering that complex information etc. These limits can and will be blown away
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by op03 5y ago
Depends on the org. It definitely makes a diff to look professional. Keep at it. Thats the secret. With covid everyone has their hands full. If you are that guy who shows up every 2 days for a month or two someone will remember you and deci
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Bias is a big problem so is Noise – Daniel Kahneman(nytimes.com)
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Covid Reinforced China's Position as Global Leader in EdTech(oii.ox.ac.uk)
1 points by op03 5y ago|0 comments
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by op03 5y ago
Exploitation at large scale is an ancient story. And it will end the same way colonialism and slavery ended. With a lot of drama.
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by op03 5y ago
Sounds like its important to you what other people are doing and thinking. You mention your parents, your social circle etc. In some people its a deep psychological NEED to please others/fit into a particular group etc. If it is indeed
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China's Involuted Generation(newyorker.com)
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by op03 5y ago
Rather than the word politics a better word would be networks. Where you go in life depends on how many connections you create with people. And connecting with people requires energy. Introverts loose energy in the act of connecting while E
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by op03 5y ago
Ah multiple antennas. Makes sense. Thanks!
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by op03 5y ago
> Along the way, five towers and nine cells (a.k.a eNB for Evolved NodeB) What does this mean? Whats the diff between tower and cell?
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by op03 5y ago
Submit a bug fix/feature improvement to a github/gitlab repo with 2-3 contributors. The larger the group the less chance/more time it takes to form solid relations. When there are 2 or 3 contributors there is a bit of jockeyi
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by op03 5y ago
When the Voyager missions were launched most of the world didn't have international calling. So making a call from lets say Somalia to the US, involved finding a post office with the only international line in town and "booking&qu
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by op03 5y ago
Pick a different activity just do it longer. Golf, bird watching, gardening...it doesn't have to be mindless. Mindless routines are for mindless people :)
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by op03 5y ago
It is so "incredible" its on the front page of every newspaper in the world today, for how quickly it can spread the "Kill the Jew" meme. When the tools have become simple enough that second graders can play with nuclear
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by op03 5y ago
When people say they are useless, it just points at the fact that they have a NEED to be useful. Unfortunately its hard work to meet that need. I really like that Chuang Tzu quote but it isn't really true, for the vast majority of peop
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by op03 5y ago
Its sort of like Hysterical Realism in literature - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hysterical_realism There will be a never ending stream of "facts" that feed, surprise and mesmerize the curious mind, but no o
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by op03 5y ago
Back in the day few people had the capacity to Broadcast. Even on a college campus with a decent network, you ran the risk of getting kicked off if you misused the Broadcast address. Why? Cause there were software and hardware limitations t
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by op03 5y ago
"I need some Belgian fries. Right now!"
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by op03 5y ago
Feynman wasn't ordinary - https://www.psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/finding-the-next-e... "Feynman was universally regarded as one of the fastest-thinking and most creative theorists in his generation. Y
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by op03 5y ago
I mean this is a country that made Donald Trump President. So why is it a mystery what type of men populate the rest of the food chain. There is no dearth of douchebags in positions of power and responsibility. And they are happy to over
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by op03 5y ago
I like watching Prank shows. For some reason its entertaining to see what the body does instantly/unconsciously in response to stimuli when there is no time for thought. Below some threshold its like people have no control over what t
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Ginkgo Bioworks to Go Public in $17.5B Deal with SPAC(forbes.com)
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by op03 5y ago
This totally depends on the type of people around you and the kinds of knocks you have taken and survived in life. It can go the other way.

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