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Galactic rotation curve and dark matter according to gravitomagnetism(link.springer.com)
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by pps 6y ago
This is not a webpage, but fully functional web app (you can edit that text). That text is stored as plain text, then parsed and moved to DataScript (in-memory clojurescript database). That's why you see loading screen. This happens on
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by pps 6y ago
Bullet Journals are perfect for that ( https://bulletjournal.com/pages/book ), I'm still using them for managing my personal life (ideas, goals, progress on stuff, daily journals, etc). Having knowledge base in di
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by pps 6y ago
And a "few" more here https://www.notion.so/Artificial-Brain-Networked-with-linear... ;)
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by pps 6y ago
> Plan to have user data stored in plain files as well. That would be cool :) > such that it's quite fast thereafter Not always :) I saw that myself and I also see complaints on Roam Slack. In my experience it mostly depends on h
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by pps 6y ago
> The current major difference between markdown-based and db-based apps is block references. Over time, the difference will become significant as knowledge bases grow in size. That should be true, but so far it is Roam with the biggest p
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by pps 6y ago
It's really useful and doesn't need to be ideal. Well done, especially if you're not a dev, thank you for sharing your work :)
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by pps 6y ago
CodeMirror is sometimes integrated into notes apps. Roam, Logseq, etc.
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Recurrent deletions in the SARS-CoV-2 spike glycoprotein drive antibody escape(science.sciencemag.org)
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by pps 6y ago
You can find some here https://www.notion.so/Artificial-Brain-Networked-notebook-ap...
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by pps 6y ago
You might want to read the article from astronomy.com, part of it is based on this paper. ("In 2017, a pair of chemical engineers made global headlines [...]")
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by pps 6y ago
What work? Doesn't look like he did much https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Younger_Dryas_impact_hypothesi... and it doesn't look like there is consensus about it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by pps 6y ago
https://astronomy.com/news/2020/09/gobekli-tepe-the-worlds-f... > Hancock's ideas have helped fuel the surge of interest in Gobekli Tepe as an ancient observatory. But he has an even more fantastical
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by pps 6y ago
There is quite a lot about Göbekli Tepe and Jerf el Ahmar in chapter "Pictograms and Pillars". About the people who did it and how they made it. Not sure if something new was found since then. EDIT: Ok, there are definitely some n
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Lessons I've Learned from Self-Teaching(lesswrong.com)
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by pps 6y ago
→ Sam Keen - Your Mythic Journey - Finding Meaning in Your Life Through Writing and Storytelling →→ Idries Shah - Learning how to learn - psychology and spirituality in the Sufi way →→→ Marc Lewis - The Biology of Desire - Why Addiction Is
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by pps 6y ago
It's all about autophagy. You can trigger it with diet, but it's way easier to just do fasting 7 days every 3 months or 3 days every month. (obviously exercise and good diet is also important) https://www.healthline.com
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by pps 6y ago
There is a great book on all kind of benefits of fasting (it provides also ideas for diet on periods of normal eating): The Longevity Diet by Valter Longo (legitimate scientist).
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by pps 6y ago
Anti-nuclear antibody
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by pps 6y ago
That's incredibly interesting! Do you know some (pop)science books that could help learn more about viruses? I found two that sound good from description: "Viruses: A Very Short Introduction" by Dorothy H. Crawford and "
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by pps 6y ago
I'm pretty sure you can do that in AmazingMarvin.com, they have trial version so you can check that if you care.
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by pps 6y ago
> I could not find one that combines notes and to-dos properly Amplenote, ClickUp, NotePlan, and couple of, that I don't remember now. But I registered to your app and it has potential. One quick feedback from my testing: in calenda
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by pps 6y ago
Notion has had backlinks since Sep 2020.
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by pps 6y ago
I hope you're standing straight now, because... you know... "To stand up straight with your shoulders back means building the ark that protects the world from the flood, guiding your people through the desert after they have escap
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All you need to know to understand 5G – Sabine Hossenfelder [YouTube](youtube.com)
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by pps 6y ago
> The study focused on emergency surgery, so as to minimize the potential selection bias. For example, surgeons might otherwise choose patients based on their illness severity, or patients might choose their surgeon.
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Fragments of energy may be the fundamental building blocks of the universe(theconversation.com)
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by pps 6y ago
Thank you!
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by pps 6y ago
Feynman with his (super simple...) method for getting deep understanding is a great example.
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by pps 6y ago
It's only for presentation. He writes in Bear on MacOS and use his script to make backlinks https://github.com/andymatuschak/Bear-Markdown-Export . He made a video presenting how he works, should be somewhere on Y

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