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by rl3 4y ago
> ZMA really seems to have an impact on how vivid my dreams are. I notice this with zinc/magnesium/calcium. Having taken it every night since adolescence, it's pretty much a requirement for good sleep. Without, REM city.
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by rl3 4y ago
I've had heightened dream recall before. It was due to poor sleep quality (presumably too much REM) and was pretty much living hell. Nevertheless, taking advantage of the increased visibility into one's dreams for the sake of anal
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by rl3 4y ago
At our own hands, no less.
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by rl3 4y ago
.. and incredible work, I might add. It speaks for itself, and the README.md is really in a class of its own. There, now this is a proper series of unsubstantiative comments. :)
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by rl3 4y ago
Not even. Transcription functionality already works for explicitly-recorded meetings in Teams. I'm sure their cloud resource costs to run it are negligible, too. A change in privacy stance is all that's required. Pissing people of
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by rl3 4y ago
Seems to only apply to messages, for now. My understanding is that unless a call on Teams is explicitly recorded, there's no capability for the organization to monitor the content within. Is this still accurate? Are there any features
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by rl3 4y ago
This is really neat, thanks for making this!
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by rl3 4y ago
> "... is unquestionably right" To the author's credit the post is at least categorized as both fluff and a hot-take. :)
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by rl3 4y ago
> I've worked for a place that would only hire MS or PhD grads. Specialized regions aside, how bad was their code?
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by rl3 4y ago
I support your assessment. That said, it would nonetheless be wise to ensure Boo is masked as well for everyone's mutual protection.
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by rl3 4y ago
tl;dr: Author mentions they work for Pulumi halfway through the article. Pulumi has recently added YAML support.
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by rl3 4y ago
> It's why we need to expand colonies off world. If the technology in question that's gone awry due to a single rogue individual is AGI, it'd easily kick our ass across the cosmos if malevolent. There's very likely n
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by rl3 4y ago
> I implemented these a while ago in Clojure because it was part of the job application process at roam research. Didn't even get a reply... Don't feel bad, you're not the only one they didn't bother replying to: ht
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by rl3 4y ago
> I'd much rather the domain be in the hands of this guy with his cool JavaScript clock than these leeches any day of the week. Same. I'm also really curious now how the clock will handle changing the text for the current day,
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by rl3 5y ago
> Don't apply tolerance in defense of mediocrity. Despite being a grammar perfectionist myself, I know several people who don't even bother with simple apostrophes. Yet, these same people run congitive circles around me in man
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Friday Facts #369 – To the Moon(factorio.com)
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When Nokia Pulled Out of Russia, a Vast Surveillance System Remained(nytimes.com)
2 points by rl3 5y ago|1 comments
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by rl3 5y ago
A neuropsychologist carried out an MRI of Baluchi’s head in late 2018 and found “abnormalities indicating moderate to severe brain damage” in parts of his brain, affecting memory formation and retrieval as well as behavioral regulation. Th
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by rl3 5y ago
"The best letters in life come in threes: IPA, CBD, DUI. I got all three of those." Thank you for this.
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by rl3 5y ago
Meditation may—in rare instances— potentially trigger psychosis in vulnerable persons: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31668156/
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by rl3 5y ago
Hardware-accurate emulation in software is typically not fast. FPGAs however can achieve low-level emulation with a high degree of hardware accuracy: https://github.com/MiSTer-devel/Main_MiSTer/wiki
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by rl3 5y ago
Or put simply: envision something and work backwards, step by step.
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by rl3 5y ago
> I don't know that NATO has the guts to give Putin that bloody nose. In 2018 during the course of a defensive action, the U.S. military massacred quite a few Russians.[0][1] Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. Yeah, there's
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by rl3 5y ago
> I wonder how much of Reddit is just controlled accounts and bots talking to each other. Well.. https://www.reddit.com/r/SubSimulatorGPT2/ :)
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by rl3 5y ago
Although HN has had its share of heated discussion, I think it’s especially prone to discussions derailing due to pedantry. It’s a curious, technical crowd and people in general like being right. I think both sites have groupthink dynamics
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by rl3 5y ago
Did Iriwn Mainway write this? Consumer Reporter: So, you don’t feel that this product is dangerous? Irwin Mainway: No! Look, we put a label on every bag that says, “Kid! Be careful – broken glass!” I mean, we sell a lot of products in the
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by rl3 5y ago
I was just about to say the same! The further you scroll, the better it gets: Pak96.HD is an art of its own kind - It is completely drawn by hand using pencil and paper. Each image of each object was first hand drawn on paper to be later d
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by rl3 5y ago
That incentive turns out to be false for the majority of people, at least with NFTs. Hence the frenzy dynamic. It ends up being deleterious environmental effects for nothing. Nevertheless, it's still perceived financial incentive. To g
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by rl3 5y ago
> ... all without wasting energy, burning coal, polluting the atmosphere, causing lung disease and cancer, or shilling discussion forums on the internet to prop up the fictional value of your worthless get-rich-quick pyramid schemes. I
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by rl3 5y ago
Whether poached or acquired, NSO employees are almost certainly already under the influence of Israeli security agencies. If your players in this hypothetical are Apple, NSO, Israel, and USG—each could probably have a pretty convincing list

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