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Binary Bias Distorts How We Integrate Information (2018)(psychologicalscience.org)
2 points by seedie 6y ago|0 comments
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by seedie 6y ago
The README mentions go-prompt[0] which is based on python-prompt-toolkit[1] [0] https://github.com/c-bata/go-prompt [1] https://github.com/prompt-toolkit/python-prompt-toolkit
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by seedie 6y ago
If you introduce that feature please make it optional. I love the idea of typing novels to get a more intense connection to the content. Gameification for WPM would disrupt this. Please consider this use case even though I understand that t
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by seedie 6y ago
About 5 to 10% of kids, according to [0] begin to stutter temporarly. My little one started to stutter when she was 3 and after a few days nearly stopped talking altogether because she rather did not speak than stutter, to see this hurt bad
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by seedie 6y ago
> You’ll see that they are acknowledging the trademark holders, NOT the copyright holders. In the end Steven guesses its a trademark issue
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by seedie 6y ago
Don't know if this is originally japanese, but we have some puzzles like that in germany. One we have at home has a frame background image different to the puzzle motive. Adding visual disturbance. My kids seemed not to be disturbed a
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by seedie 6y ago
This sounds awesome and would be something I'd definitely join. (Sadly not being based in Barcelona though :) What books did you read and how was this event initiated?
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Why False Claims About Covid-19 Refuse to Die(nautil.us)
1 points by seedie 7y ago|1 comments
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by seedie 7y ago
Also very interessting to read through the issues of the project
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by seedie 7y ago
When you say cannot actually help fight the pandemic do you have any reason to believe they won't work from a scientific point of view? Sorry if I have missed it, but to me your arguments were privacy issues and the technical difficu
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by seedie 7y ago
For Linux and Windows yes. There are plugins that can create a virtual cam https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/issues/2568#issueco...
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Rate() versus Irate() in Prometheus (and Grafana)(utcc.utoronto.ca)
1 points by seedie 7y ago|0 comments
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The Past and the Future of Hub(mislav.net)
3 points by seedie 7y ago|0 comments
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by seedie 7y ago
The only supported OS is Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, which comes preinstalled with python 2.7 and 3.6. Not arguing that there are situations where a simple bash script is way better than an additional tool with dependencies
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by seedie 7y ago
Alpine Linux doesn't have bash installed by Default either. Don't know about the others
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by seedie 7y ago
The criticisms section in the Fertility and intelligence article on Wikipedia is interesting https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fertility_and_intelligence#C...
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by seedie 7y ago
Probably it is because I'm not a native speaker but I'm not seeing any difference between Military-Grade or Industry Standard Encryption. Can anyone please clarify what the benefit is? Are these well defined terms and does Industr
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by seedie 7y ago
Their motivation is not to reduce maintenance but to increase efficiency. "[...] the company had already pushed the envelope with lubrication, bearings and pulleys about as far as possible — creating a roughly 98% efficient driverain&q
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by seedie 7y ago
Harmonia axyridis were imported to nothern america and europe for this reason https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harmonia_axyridis and yes ants protect their cattle from ladybugs
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by seedie 7y ago
While I was really astonished that it recognized some things that I wouldn't even recognize myself, the neural network failed to recognize my computer, sad...
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by seedie 7y ago
In my naive way I guess she has to abstract too, maybe unconsciously to keep proportions for example. For someone learning to draw without much talent, me, it is hard to know what is important and what to focus on. To me it seems like thats
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by seedie 7y ago
>> exploring things that are around her. > That works for first few years of life. I don't think so. If I look around me right now there are hundreds of objects and there are lots of questions I've never asked myself and
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by seedie 7y ago
True boredom seems to be something that we learn over the years. Watching my 3y old daughter she never seems to get bored. If shes not entertained and realizes she won't get entertained anytime soon she starts singing (improving songs
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by seedie 8y ago
Thanks to your post I just learned about the big query public datasets https://www.reddit.com/r/bigquery/wiki/datasets
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by seedie 8y ago
While testing around I found out that enclosing the commands in parantheses, reverses the commoness of 'blue green' and 'green blue' output. Can anyone explain why this happens?
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by seedie 8y ago
you can do one-on-ones but you cannot add skype free users to a skype for business conference call. We're using Skype for Business and this limitation is very frustrating. On the bottom of your link: Not available with Skype contac
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by seedie 8y ago
Developers are now in the same position system administrators were a decade ago when all of the infrastructure was moved to the cloud.
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by seedie 8y ago
Today I stumbled over another tiny house article and there I learned about Paulownia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paulownia Despite being very light its a very stable hard-wood used in mobile tiny houses as wood for t
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by seedie 8y ago
Thats a very interesting thought. The article is about DSLR and mirrorless system camera lenses though and I guess thats a market that always accepted extra mass for higher performance, in contrast to the market for compact-cameras. I wonde
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by seedie 8y ago
reminds me on Mark Twains love for the german language https://www.cs.utah.edu/~gback/awfgrmlg.html

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