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4mo ago
> Years later, this still seems far out of reach. If anything, it seems to have been settled that most non-technicals don't want a 3D printer. Considering the 3D printing barrier for entry is buying, setting up, learning, and mainta
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4mo ago
my wife is autistic and suffers from many gastro illnesses including MCAS and SIBO. The amount of times i've seriously thought of figuring out the logistics of giving her a fecal transplant from my iron stomach...
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5mo ago
for the same reasons?
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5mo ago
just FYI - unfortunately HN doesn't have markup like reddit so your hyperlinking doesn't work
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5mo ago
just played with an American friend who was learning for the first time yesterday. The winds are by far the most annoying part. Not only is the order of them different than what most people are used to (ESWN vs NESW) but the points you get
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5mo ago
> "While informative, this does not prove aspartame is safe" You just cherry-picked this from where they are only talking about the chemicals it breaks down into which yes, does not alone prove it's safe. But then it (righ
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5mo ago
> So basically there's no scientific consensus either way "The current science says that the health impact of aspartame is essentially zero. Every credible body that has studied this question has reached the same conclusion.&qu
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5mo ago
I have tried multiple times to find this article after reading it a year or so ago ! thanks for sharing again
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5mo ago
I think some sort of cognitive test would be a good place to start
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5mo ago
what an incredibly dumb thread this is. OP pointed out something amusing and it's being ruined by completely useless pedantry
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5mo ago
you responded to the wrong comment. I assume this want mean for https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47860061
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6mo ago
you didn't answer the question. A shovel in this case is the equipment + energy needed to mine (GPU's etc.)
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6mo ago
> You could also reduce heart attack and stroke risks by not eating crap and going for a walk every so often. Oh wow it's so simple! why has nobody thought of this before??
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6mo ago
> Airpods didn't invent noise cancelling, Bose has been selling them since 2000 I didn't say they did but the Airpods are essentially best in class for this > Unless you need wireless, get something wired Them being wireless
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7mo ago
> AirPods became popular because they were fashionable and now they’re unfashionable. You don't think a significant number of people use Airpods because they are good value and convenient? I know that's why I got them. The nois
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7mo ago
you think humans don't like being alone because they are conditioned to feel that way? And you can just be ok with being alone when you realize this?
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8mo ago
free as in beer is clearly what they mean. They are a non-profit talking about pricing.
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8mo ago
> I don't really think LLMs have done that much to change the actual situation around ability/outcomes from my own experiences and many others I have seen on this site and elsewhere, I'm not sure how anyone could conclude
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9mo ago
a touchpad malfunction that only happens after an OSX update?
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9mo ago
"besides obvious things like being discriminated against for insurance"
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9mo ago
you think ChatGPT was purposefully and maliciously prompted to tell someone they had ADHD? and your reasoning for this is what?
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9mo ago
> I think cows get to much blame I think that incredibly biased channel and extensively criticized video gets too much credit
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9mo ago
> People forgot or simply don't realize how much better life was just 3-4 decades ago Are you just saying this thinking no one will ask you to back it up with data? Care to quantify what "so much better" actually means?
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9mo ago
yea that's not normal for LSD at all. NBOMe?
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9mo ago
I know "try this other tool" is probably an eye-roll-worthy response, but as someone who's not a programmer but is in IT and has to write some scripts every once in a while and has a lot of AI-heavy dev friends - all I'v
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9mo ago
> Isn’t the point to let all players have a fairly equal chance? Do you genuinely think this is why clever players are banned? > Someone’s going to win the money regardless, so it’s not like you’re saving money. What? banning people w
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9mo ago
yea people in this thread saying 8-12 for psilocybin and 12 is short for LSD tells me these are either heroic doses or hyperbolizing.
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9mo ago
salt was always advised to be limited, especially for those with high blood pressure. This hasn't changed, there are just vocal diet ideologues (mostly carnivore/keto) that are trying to post-hoc rationalize otherwise.
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9mo ago
> Your peers are now way more aware of child abuse, kidnappings, murders, than your parents were does being more aware of these things mean you necessarily make better decisions overall for you children? Are humans good at translating n
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9mo ago
> We should just start shooting down anything big enough to need a transponder that is not using one. Doesn't matter who's in it, doesn't matter what it's for. indistinguishable from what someone in the current admini
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