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by shusaku 3y ago
Cultural differences aside, aren’t most colds viruses?
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by shusaku 3y ago
The article now reads that the trouble has been resolved (*since about an hour ago)
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by shusaku 3y ago
I’m learning how to delegate these days, and it’s teaching me that I’m a bad communicator. I appreciate the clarity discussion, but in the real world it’s even harder. At least everyone knows what taking out the trash involves! But when it
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by shusaku 3y ago
I bought a think pad just a couple years ago. I had to upgrade it to 16G. I had to upgrade the screen to actually be readable. The whole thing was deceptively priced as being on a permanent sale. I don’t get why Apple is the target here, th
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by shusaku 3y ago
That “Rorschach test” section is weird, someone basically decided to summarize some random book.
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by shusaku 3y ago
This is kind of revisionist history though. The early 2010s were not so long ago. Nobody talked about Omegle as some magical safe place of real human connection. It was always viral because of the edginess and danger. There were genuinely g
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by shusaku 3y ago
If my understanding of the timeline is right, Dias already had a retraction when this was sent in. I don’t think reputation is to blame here, the reviewers just weren’t up to the task.
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by shusaku 3y ago
Earlier this year, this podcast had some episodes on Michel de Montaigne who I found to be quite interesting.
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by shusaku 3y ago
I listened from the start to the most recent main series, all of the Indian series, and am a quarter of the way through the African philosophy section. I concur and recommend the rest :) I’ll add a caveat: listening to a podcast is a very p
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by shusaku 3y ago
But how will I ever survive without my touchbar?
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by shusaku 3y ago
The social media part exacerbates the issue because the intellectual has direct access to their listeners. In the past, if you wrote an influential book, indeed your fans might go back and comb through your back catalogue. And the basic ide
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by shusaku 3y ago
Part of this is that ad infested AI generated blog spam is flooding Google! But it’s also my go to. I also really liked GPT to bring me up to speed on a libraries I’ve never used.
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by shusaku 3y ago
Everyone here is using a Google made browser, but apparently thinks turning on this feature will suddenly give Google access to their data.
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The deranged mind of Twitter's 'For You' algorithm(natesilver.net)
14 points by shusaku 3y ago|1 comments
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by shusaku 3y ago
It’s just another block chain scam: a hyped up version of a database of text files.
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by shusaku 3y ago
S-curves are basically an approximation for a step function! Interestingly it brings together the two ideas in the article
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by shusaku 3y ago
You’ve missed his point. He’s just saying that if archeological evidence suggests that Iron Age Israelites are genetically just caaninites, there is no inconsistency with the legend. A shocking number of people in this thread seem to think
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by shusaku 3y ago
I guess that’s one way to prevent p-hacking: you can’t exclude/include someone’s flips without them getting mad!
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by shusaku 3y ago
> If you believe in software freedoms, then there will never be any reason to need to relicense, nor would you want to. The linked article is precisely a counter example to this point!
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by shusaku 3y ago
> The evidence from Tam Pà Ling has pushed back the timing of H. sapiens’ arrival in Southeast Asia. This suggests the mainland, along with the coastal and island locations, may have also been a viable dispersal route. I’m curious what i
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by shusaku 3y ago
I think the section “ A Study on Attribution” and associated paper might be as good of an answer as you’ll get to that
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Probing the Connection Between Entangled Particles and Wormholes(journals.aps.org)
1 points by shusaku 3y ago|0 comments
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by shusaku 3y ago
> In Which I Find Out that the Attorney for Comcast Actually Does Have a Sense of Humor I think the work by this attorney really did a lot to take the blame off of Comcast, which is probably why the author felt fine not suing at the end.
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by shusaku 3y ago
Surprisingly I can’t find any, I guess my fat fingers aren’t as bad as I thought. But now I’m angry after reading through a list of things I flagged.
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by shusaku 3y ago
I think if you made this just about time and dropped the location part, it’s get quite addictive and greatly simplify the UI. Fun concept, keep it up!
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by shusaku 3y ago
A lot of people on HN have Silicon Valley jobs which leads to a distortion field around prices.
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by shusaku 3y ago
> self-medication using drugs that should be for diabetics Except it’s literally approved to treat obesity by the FDA
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by shusaku 3y ago
I think the comments you are receiving are missing the simplest explanation: Chinese labs are better at synthesis, and there’s a lot of them.
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by shusaku 3y ago
Looks like the flood gates are open now. I’d expect a lot on the arxiv over the next few days. A priori, theory like this should be supportive (because calculations like these can’t prove the opposite) and experiment should be antagonistic
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by shusaku 3y ago
> Your focus on dissecting my use of idiom as some sort of in-built hatred for weed smokers is honestly so on point for the HN commenter community its actually almost funny. I don’t know about that, I swear that ever since the Reddit dra

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