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sebringj
7y ago
I noticed the quest having inside-out tracking with cameras...point being that VR and AR are fuzzing a bit and it just might converge at some point as something that makes sense where you simply have more opacity or not depending on your ap
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sebringj
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Cars/bikes etc don't have carbon footprints to manufacture? This is an idiotic comparison.
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I would recommend David Sinclair and Jason Fung in terms of resources for this to understand first why intermittent fasting is good for you but of course appropriately applied for the individual. If you start to understand the whys and stop
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7y ago
How does the human part affect cognition? A stem cell for example is before it "decides" to be a specific cell right? If that is the case in terms of embryo development, then how do they coax only specific cells in embryos to only
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7y ago
Neuralink will be filling your visual cortex soon enough. :)
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The potential of this...You could wire up a group of dancers and everyone would mimic the lead dancer perfectly. China would absolutely love to engineer a feeling of nationalism that would be always switched on and monitored. People could h
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7y ago
Exactly. People do this all the time. They project their own experience onto something without taking the time to think if that even applies. Our brain has billions of neurons and trillions of axons, so many that it allows a platform of eme
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7y ago
I would have to think something like... Plants cannot plan, reason or postulate or conceptualize etc, they can only respond similar to a chemical reaction but with the added complexity of evolution giving them much more nuanced reactions ap
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7y ago
Right, for an incremental product for sure. Slack is an incremental product but now is worth billions. Point taken but Slack is not SpaceX.
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This so depends on the talent of your team. If you are normal then play it safe as most of us are. But if you want to make something great then you must resort to exploration, discovery and invention.
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7y ago
I would think writing in itself is not the key, rather the effort to take the note itself in how it creates stronger connections to form clearer memories. If you had a laptop and had to create diagrams in software describing the lesson, I w
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7y ago
I see organizations using emails like they were only for alerts and becoming so many and so unread and backed up, you simply don't care about unread anymore at all. That's why google has to do the contextual meaning of them and br
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7y ago
I think so too. My father was a teacher and then a school principle. He is a very likable fellow and had an ease with most all of his students in relating with them and getting them to listen to what he had to say, particularly the difficul
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7y ago
In relating to religion as it seems to have some parallels of missing "context" for me. Religions have amazingly very great advice in many things but I cannot accept the rationale behind them and have discarded them missing the go
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7y ago
Context is the crux of it all IMO. We try this with our kids. It doesn't work all that well. They have to have some context or experience to understand what the advice means as for myself, I would have a difficult time blindly acting o
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A friend of mine who isn't young but not as old as my parents is a professor and couldn't tell between a system alert and a fake one on a web page and attempted to click it just before I stopped her. My parents recently received a
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7y ago
there were slight audio anomalies in the fake ones, easy to spot.
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7y ago
So I like your details... so in this case, the "intake" being too fast results in the body storing the excess energy as fat. I noticed that I feel more tired in general when I eat this kind of fast food crap. Side note on top of t
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7y ago
I would guess based on what I've read the absorption rate of energy is too fast with highly processed food, while the opposite, eating fibrous plant material seems to be very good for you as you have a far slower energy intake, in rela
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7y ago
This will eat into npmjs.com.
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The one pain is having to manually create a cut off period for migration scripts, meaning when to start fresh from a single schema and restart the migrations again. This is basically free food for some incubator at HN so if they are going t
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7y ago
Yes, I have never seen anyone taking a yoga class that has very large muscles, always lean and lengthy, typically how I hear women wanting to look and also hearing they don't want to look bulky so that would be more inline with what yo
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I thought the same but you have to stay in a pose balancing yourself and I was amazed how hard it was and how much sweat came out of me. It seems to actually strengthen places you didn't know existed in other words.
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Amazing. I was working on a mortgage calculation app with graphs and dependencies upon dependencies as calculations depended on other calculations. It seems Svelt would have been so much better to use than React in this case and I'm se
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Hmm I just saw the video and the test was distressing as it completely blew up on the pad but without crew of course.
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sebringj
7y ago
"SpaceX Crew Dragon pad testing finds anomaly delaying launch" sounds more accurate and less distressing.
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7y ago
is "Show HN:" a paid way for companies to advertise on hacker news? If not, awesome, otherwise, I feel a bit naive in thinking HN was a more pure approach to content and would be very disappointed.
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8y ago
Yes this makes perfect sense and its something developers for the most part have adopted minus needing to say hi in the first place as slack is a different animal and mode of communication. We've already gotten to the place where "
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This is true but it's also true that small/medium businesses are riding the same hype train and they'll gladly pay you to take them along for the ride so in the end, meh-money.
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It might also be something like limited resources as a driver in environmental pressure such as food being available to older members that did not pull their weight and a tribe had a better survivability if these individuals naturally died
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