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Clarification with minor corrections, courtesy of HN's 2-hour edit window: I'd say "don't compare yourself to others", or "love yourself", but platitudes like that are more detrimental than helpful when y
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5y ago
Layperson here in a similar boat. So, on the face of it you have imposter syndrome. Many kind commenters have already offered up a bunch of platitudes to help in that department. It's a surprisingly common thing, actually. What's
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5y ago
> Yes, but specifically lashing out when interrupted is an anxiety response (fight or flight), not depressive. I wouldn't be so sure. Depression can skew one's perception of reality pretty hard such that they're rather cr
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5y ago
> These are anxiety symptoms, not depression. Everyone should be wary of armchair psych evals online. In my experience the two are deeply intertwined, so I tend to agree with the latter sentiment. :)
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October 28th, 2021 4:44PM EDT Following a new keynote from augmented reality company Meta on Thursday, scientists continue to investigate how Epic Games' MetaHuman technology has become categorically superior to real-life actors in
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> It's like a bad sci-fi pulp story. That feeling when you don't have a single original idea, and unironically view Black Mirror episodes as a blueprint.
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Richard Feynman and the Connection Machine (1989)
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> ... and jeans after three or four, ... That's likely way too frequent and will quickly wear the denim out. Granted, it depends. For casual/social wear, washing jeans every 4-6 weeks is typically fine. Obviously wash them soo
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Your phone is listening and it's not paranoia (2018)
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FDA Takes Additional Actions on the Use of a Booster Dose for Covid-19 Vaccines
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5y ago
In this context, I do.
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5y ago
Don't waste your life.
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As you can see, he doesn’t take himself seriously—most of the time. What’s more puzzling really is his appearance on Who is America? [0] Everyone of course delighted in portraying Mahbod as a douchebag tech bro who was easily fooled, proce
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5y ago
I try not to judge the guy too hard, considering: https://www.fastcompany.com/3021564/how-a-brain-tumor-made-t... https://jewishjournal.com/culture/health/240270/how-a-second...
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5y ago
Every time this comes up, people fail to realize that it was a shtick designed to generate hype. Their platform at the time (Rap Genius) primarily catered to annotation of rap and hip-hop lyrics, so (imho) the shtick fit. I dare say was eve
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5y ago
Likewise with disinformation’s role in electing officials that don’t take climate change seriously, or who roll back EPA protections. If anything social media has a capacity for indirect harm that is in some cases greater than the original
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I think 2001: A Space Odyssey did an excellent job with its treatment of this dynamic. It still blows my mind that it’s 53 years old.
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> Nuclear weapons need to be dismantled or stored in neutral territory in case we encounter belligerent aliens. If they've traveled across the stars to find us, I suspect nukes ain't going to save the day.
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5y ago
The Framework laptop, from a month ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27926425 System76 shipping a new model, today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28372771 I've no opinion on either of th
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5y ago
This is really cool. You might want to somehow cap the depth for crates that have an extreme amount of dependencies. Example (may freeze your browser): https://crates.live/wgpu/0.10.1
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I've read everything in that thread, the underlying article, plus any other articles I can find on him. There's nothing I can see that suggests he has "undisclosed links to the intelligence services." The guy was a child
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5y ago
> 1. Downvotes shouldn't matter to you. They typically don't. However, the notion that it could be due to a disingenuous concerted effort makes me feel rather indignant. Downvotes equate to reduced visibility on HN, it's
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I'm sure the larger platforms do have more focus, although that isn't mutually exclusive with the notion that resources are still allocated to HN. The mandate of these units probably dictates they go wherever the discussion happen
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I think the more reasonable explanation is it's a combination of both. What I described is pretty much a standard, expected, and elementary capability of any intelligence apparatus in the modern world these days. It doesn't even v
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> Superpowers have units dedicated to information warfare. My original comment already said as much, no need to mirror of my original comment in condescending fashion with minor changes, as if it's somehow profound. The key differe
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I agree. It'd be nice to see the karma threshold for downvote powers vary based on the thread. It's a lot harder to get a bunch of accounts to 5,000 karma than it is 500. There's enough HN users in that range to still take ou
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5y ago
Expected. Threads like these turn into a wasteland of downvotes for a reason. China is a superpower. Superpowers have units dedicated to information warfare. Some of these units deal with controlling discourse and sentiment. HN is a fairly
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> If the platforms are deliberately fostering this dynamic or exploiting it for profit at the expense of their users' mental health, that's of course unethical. They are. Some platforms do this, most notoriously Tinder. Did th
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I'm not against users having the ability to explicitly filter, I should have made that more clear in my original comment. The problems arise when this option isn't present because a matchmaking algorithm that makes many incorrect
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> The GP liked OkCupid (until it was bought by match.com and ruined), ..." I ain't your grandparent, nor did I say anything about OKC. :) You're probably referring to this: https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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