sharedfrog

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by sharedfrog 7y ago
> If anyone here has solutions that are more than “Just focus” A bit like telling someone stuck in a wheelchair after an accident to "just stand up", isn't it? But after a longer period of regular, hard exercise, they just
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by sharedfrog 7y ago
> is the cause of an incredible amount of lost productivity. I want to believe. Source?
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by sharedfrog 7y ago
> that admonition is everywhere Generally speaking, I think it's because this advice is very easy to remember and repeat. Passive voice is easy to spot. Someone reading to look for errors can easily go "Aha! You did a naughty h
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by sharedfrog 7y ago
This reddit post, invocatively titled Most of What You Read on the Internet is Written by Insane People, builds up on that rule. https://old.reddit.com/r/slatestarcodex/comments/9rvroo/most...
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by sharedfrog 7y ago
> pulling together the components for Karsus's Avatar I'll get the Tarrasque.
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by sharedfrog 7y ago
You can also use `redshift -x` to reset to the default.
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by sharedfrog 7y ago
Did you see this link, posted here a month ago? Opens a whole new world where 30,000 lumens per room is a reasonable option. https://www.benkuhn.net/lux
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by sharedfrog 7y ago
In this case, maybe (I haven't read the article). But generally, I'd be wary of saying this. It conflates a complex subject to a single, easy answer which, incidentally, abolishes students of any responsibility for their own learn
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by sharedfrog 7y ago
Absolutely. If we simply said "eat in this period and you'll lose weight!" you'd find someone gorging themselves into an excess of calories.
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by sharedfrog 7y ago
I'm curious: did you try eating in the mornings and fasting in the evenings? Maybe that would be easier for you.
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by sharedfrog 7y ago
If we weighed the known effects of being overweight against the possible harmful effects of intermittent fasting, in all likelihood there's no debate at all.
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by sharedfrog 7y ago
If they measured only weight loss, then yes, it's due to the reduction. But it's important to note that the reduction wasn't forced on them -- it arose "naturally", meaning intermittent might be an efficient strateg
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by sharedfrog 7y ago
Do both!
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by sharedfrog 7y ago
For anyone curious as to how, GNU `shred` can do that. Something like: `shred --force --zero /dev/sda` should wipe the whole drive, overwriting 3 times (the default) with random bits and once with all zeroes.
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by sharedfrog 7y ago
> the anti-aging guy Aubrey de Grey?
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by sharedfrog 7y ago
You can manually clear the cache: `echo 3 | sudo tee /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches`
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by sharedfrog 7y ago
Can we get a link to your website?
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by sharedfrog 7y ago
Can you give a few examples of the problems/denials?
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by sharedfrog 7y ago
While true now, remember that companies used to own armies[1] and territories[2]. Their motives -- shareholder profit -- have not changed. They do and will strive to grow their power. It's not a stretch from today to imagine living on
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by sharedfrog 7y ago
> we photographed and documented literally every square centimeter of the spire and roof space. Are all those photos available somewhere?
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by sharedfrog 8y ago
Correct, it won't show if you change your password. For legitimate uses, you export your session keys prior to changing your password. In Riot (the most prominent Matrix client), you need to log out to change your password. In the curr
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by sharedfrog 8y ago
I see. Thanks!
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by sharedfrog 8y ago
In my experience, converting to LaTex is hard, but writing in LaTex from the start is trivial. That's how I write my novels, and I don't need more than the occasional \emph{}, \ldots and \chapter{}, and remembering to use `` when