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by ordu 5y ago
> they all had in common was how "stiff" their typing posture was, and the strength at which they hit the keys. Yeah! Its what I want to be researched. I play piano and guitar, and to do it successfully I had spent a lot of t
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by ordu 5y ago
> Moral of the story: if you want to go off your meds, make sure a doctor is keeping an eye on you. No matter how good the good times feel. It might just not work with bipolar. If bipolar person go manic, then reckless behavior, overco
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by ordu 5y ago
> It's not suggested by my mind. I was paraphrasing the last line of the post I replied to. It took a damn great deal of paraphrasing. If I paraphrased those line, I'd probably came with something like this: you shouldn'
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by ordu 5y ago
> Your suggested interpretation, that asking for advice means... No, it is an interpretation suggested by your mind. It is one possible interpretation out of many. I can show you by pointing to some of other interpretations. 1. You nee
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I believe, that logic should be different. When you consider tank, you assume that some random process of sampling took one tank out of all tanks that existed from start to end. The reasoning assume that you might get any tank, with a seria
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by ordu 5y ago
> if I was in the oven, I'll burn and die there too. Eventually. Not momentarily. It would take you much longer to die in the oven than if you would dive into boiling water. I didn't tried both so I cannot be sure, but I susp
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by ordu 5y ago
I prefer cargo. It works with rust only, it have no heaps of solved problems, but it just works. In any case I stopped doing system-wide installs of packages from outside of an official repository of my distro. No alien packages, no overlay
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by ordu 5y ago
You said it yourself: they solve a damn great heap of problems. The heap is so great that it cannot be explained clearly. You forgot to say, that it was not a single solution, but a long painful road, not every solution you mentioned was av
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by ordu 5y ago
> Oh, you don't understand your distro packaging system? Stop wasting time on blog posts and start reading documentation! I had read them, and I'd anything just to be able to not deal with that mess. I believe there should be s
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by ordu 5y ago
Much more strange when a tool blames its users for their unsatisfying experiences. It is tool is made for user, not the other way.
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by ordu 5y ago
> For me, this sentence at the end breaks the whole argument down - so the adult strategy was indeed more effective at the the thing being optimized for! I see no such an argument in the article. It is modern psychology, it tries to
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by ordu 5y ago
> I think we all feel that we occasionally get some beneficial information from them. I know I do, and even this very post I feel has some benefit. But we also see it as time wasting because the majority of the time, that's what it
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by ordu 5y ago
Actual handwriting goes with a feedback, at least with kinesthetic, tactile and visual. Here he writes "blindly". I dont' know how much it contributes to the mess, but I'm sure that a noticeable amount of it can be expla
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by ordu 5y ago
> The way I see it, if "let's talk when you get a minute" comes across as spooky that means you already have a communication breakdown and mistrust has already blossomed. Oh... Not necessarily. If I heard this I couldn&#
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by ordu 5y ago
I oftentimes also straining my ears after the sound have finished. It is hard to strain them before the sound, it is possible only if you anticipate the sound. When dog needs to think it may tilt its head, but it wouldn't help to think
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by ordu 5y ago
> Is it really a mystery as to why canines tilt their heads when spoken to? Yes, it is. "Complete concentration" or shifting ears this way and that way to better assess where sound comes from? I do something similar, when tryin
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by ordu 5y ago
> For starters, experimental bias isn't really an issue, here... This was an observational study, with crystal clear objective criteria for coding the dependent & independent variables. Just a nitpick: it was not an observatio
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by ordu 5y ago
Just to clarify goals of the project: "I completely agree that rewriting existing large, feature-rich, and robust operating system kernels is not a good idea. However, a question came to my mind: what are the pros and cons of writing a
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by ordu 5y ago
Руап? No, "Яуап" is better, I think.
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by ordu 5y ago
I remember while I was a kid, my father pointed me to a conundrum. In a front of our house there was a rectangle made of paths, and often we needed to cross this rectangle diagonally, but naturally we walked by its sides. And somehow we cho
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by ordu 5y ago
When you know why the change is needed, then you can answer questions about this change. Like "how much latency we may sacrifice to make it happen?" or "how much time I should spend on this change to make it perfect?"
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by ordu 5y ago
Wow. I always thought of mathematics this way, but I didn't understand it. Just... Wow. I had no words to speak it. I remember my struggles with group theory, when I had all the proofs, but it didn't make sense for me. Or elegant
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by ordu 5y ago
> Trait curiosity gets you almost nothing: no better learning outcomes, no better performance, and no better recall (in complex problem solving anyway; results are sometimes different in trivial pursuits May it be, that positive outcom
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by ordu 5y ago
Do you suggest releasing a catalyst into atmosphere? It may be dangerous, people tend to release methane, kids sometimes injure themselves by "catalysing" reaction of methane with oxygen by a flame source just for fun of watching
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by ordu 5y ago
Somehow asteroid added to the descripition of the destruction of Sodom in Genesis makes Genesis much more real. Not just old wives stories, but -- wow, -- "kill infidels with an asteroid", it demands reverence.
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by ordu 5y ago
It was a gradual improvement. These feelings (deja vu) became less sharp, less frequent, but more sticky, they were harder to shake them off. Then it stopped. I didn't finished a medication course, the doctor said I needed to take drug
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by ordu 5y ago
I had epileptic seizures due to a trauma. I felt them coming and learned how to stop them from occurring. A few years I was taking a medication, and every few weeks I had to deal with a feeling of a coming seizure. So I ended with a hypothe
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by ordu 5y ago
They used several ways. Website, Telegram bot, mailing list, app. Website and telegram bot are reported to face DDoS, though website seems healthy now. App is blocked. Mailing list managed to deliver me advice of "Smart Vote", I&#
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by ordu 5y ago
Why coins of the same type should make a full ruble? In Soviet Russia there where coins for 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, and 20 kopeck. I never thought that a divisibility of ruble by a coin value might be a thing to consider.
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by ordu 5y ago
Popular history is being written in a way allowing it to be easily consumed. So no, it shouldn't contain a list of thousands of engineers. I'm not arguing that it is good or bad, just stating how it is. In a way it is a progress.

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