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by rendx 1y ago
> It's true, but I'm not sure it's some great "hack" to get people to start caring. Ha. I actually think it's going to make people potentially care even less? "Why would I need to preserve anything if n
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by rendx 1y ago
"Market capitalization" is not how much they're actually worth in any meaningful sense if coin holders started to sell.
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They're not complaining that someone is copying 'their' service or files, they're informing their community that it looks like the people behind it are not contributing back, and how they feel about that. In general, I f
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Signs Your ADHD Is Linked to Childhood Trauma (2020)(healthline.com)
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"Sign in or register to view episode transcripts"? No, thank you.
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Mentioned in the article, the journals by original game designer Jason Mechner are a great piece of history, about growing up, finding one's own path. Recommend, even if you're not into game development! https://www.jor
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by rendx 1y ago
True!
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by rendx 1y ago
On Mastodon: https://floss.social/@fossjobs
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Fossjobs: A job board for Free and Open Source jobs(fossjobs.net)
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Why Twin Studies Don't Separate Genes and Environment (2010)(psychologytoday.com)
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by rendx 1y ago
It is wrong to claim that ADHD is exclusively hereditary. Also, epigenetics show that behavior changes what is inherited. This is a chance and a responsibility. [1] More broadly speaking, anything that is claimed to be "hereditary&
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by rendx 1y ago
Many, many more but here's a few you might want to start with: "The meta-analysis showed a significant association between maternal tobacco smoking during pregnancy and increased risk of ADHD in offspring." Mohammadian M, K
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by rendx 1y ago
> "We performed a prospective cohort study of a population-based sample of 2315 middle-aged (age range, 42-60 years) […] During a median follow-up of 20.7 years […] A total of 601, 1513, and 201 participants reported having a sauna
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The article is not comparing models, but how the models are used by tools, in this case Claude Code. It's not merely a thin wrapper around an API.
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> Many of the scientists I spoke with for this story insisted that they didn’t feel their actions were political—and expressed concern over them being perceived as such. Although they were fighting back against the government, they told
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by rendx 1y ago
Who is this "they" you are referring to? It sounds like you see it as a homogenous group that is "woke", and you are asking about their "agenda"? You may want to consider shifting the framing away from them-us
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by rendx 1y ago
(Original renaming thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44981808 )
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by rendx 1y ago
> For usability reasons Anubus only requires that you to go trough a the proof of work flow only once in a given period. (I think the default is once per week.) That's just very little work. If you keep cookies. I do not want to kee
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by rendx 1y ago
It already is in Europe thanks to GDPR. Just not enough formal complaints or lawsuits (yet); e.g. IP addresses are explicitly Personally Identifiable Information.
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Aren't we? I think we do, and we should?
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Spooky Connections(spookyconnections.com)
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https://archive.ph/BM8Tq
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by rendx 1y ago
Median personal income in the US was $42,220 in 2023. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MEPAINUSA672N At the "probably safe FIRE rate", 4% interest: $2m -> $80,000 annually, while also preserving the $2m,
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by rendx 1y ago
Original title, please edit: How Spain put up wealth taxes - without chasing away the billionaires "What is clear is that, two years on, a predicted exodus of the rich, trumpeted in endless alarmist headlines, has not materialised. Fo
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by rendx 1y ago
It is targeted towards humans. The person managing the Debian system is not necessarily its user base. I find that I can easily introduce people to the few concepts they need to understand and then they can use it almost as fluently as thei
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I agree that there are probably more users of Discord and yt-dlp outside of the computer field than Debian users. However, people who use computers do use an operating system, and typically have/require somebody that they ask for hel
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by rendx 1y ago
I am talking about ordinary people, the majority of the world's population, not computer people. They do not use yt-dlp or Discord.
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by rendx 1y ago
I would think more than 90% of all computer users (be it in their personal life or profession) do not need the latest versions of anything, but would prefer a stable system with no sudden changes. It's also much less on a burden on tho
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Violence as Disease(traum-und-verantwortung.de)
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by rendx 1y ago
> to me, it seems like this is a cargo-cultish transposition of the act of finding _fallacies in arguments_ into the domain of finding _faults in persons_. Well put, thanks!

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