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Curated List of GAN Applications(github.com)
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Lifeat.io – Personalized Workspace with sounds and Pomodoro(lifeat.io)
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Advice for Overcoming Writer’s Block (2016)(vulture.com)
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The Rumpelstiltskin Principle(sliceofmit.wordpress.com)
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Nothing much happens – Stories to help you sleep(nothingmuchhappens.com)
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by sieste 4y ago
What are good resources to learn "proper" repl-driven development in lisp?
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by sieste 4y ago
Work hierarchical, at different and clearly defined levels. Start with writing down the big picture (TOC, chapters, section headings), refine until happy. Then move to next level (subsection, paragraphs) and briefly summarise what points yo
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by sieste 4y ago
But David Hasselhoff tore down the Berlin wall!
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by sieste 5y ago
HN is usually an incredibly welcoming and encouraging community. Any criticisms are honest, sometimes harsh and maybe on the overly sceptical side, but mostly decent and civilised ... Unless Vlang comes up. > What a piss-poor excuse for
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Coming of Age in a Brave New World(naturalselections.substack.com)
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by sieste 5y ago
I can recommend minetest as a free and less resource hungry alternative. minetest.net
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by sieste 5y ago
Had a good chuckle over this video, thanks for posting. Main argument is that all weak points of the stacking bricks method (sensitivity to wind, expensive material, problematic up/down transport) are solved by pumped storage hydroelec
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Lifting heavy bricks to store renewable energy(cnn.com)
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by sieste 5y ago
Many good suggestions here. It's also the case that the 3rd book you read on a topic often makes more sense than the 2nd, and 4th more than the 3rd. Understanding is cumulative, so it's not a question of "which" book, bu
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Putin hints at nuclear war in Ukraine diplomacy(washingtonexaminer.com)
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Paralinguistic mechanisms of production in human “beatboxing” (2013)(europepmc.org)
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What's Wrong with these Equations? (1989) [pdf](pamitc.org)
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by sieste 5y ago
Many thanks for the links. I don't have an iphone, and I've seen podcast addict for android (but never used it) and knew it has a bookmark feature. For me it has the downside that the feature is tied to the app. That's like h
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by sieste 5y ago
I would like to be able to easily take "audioshots" like I take screenshots: Press a button (ideally hardware like vol up + vol down) to retrospectively save the last ~30 sec of audio playing on my phone (podcast, song, news, phon
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by sieste 5y ago
Missing a "Screenshot for audio" function: A simple shortcut on my phone (like volume up + volume down) that saves +/- 20 seconds of current audio stream, and a link to the original. Like when I listen to a podcast while runn
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by sieste 5y ago
When reading a math proof it helps to spell out what the symbols stand for, instead of saying the symbol names, for example, instead of "E equals m c squared" say "energy equals mass times speed of light squared". This a
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by sieste 5y ago
The first reply to almost every post is "how do you advertise"? Where are all the people doing side hustle advertising as a side hustle?
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Six tips for teaching yourself philosophy(brainfodder.org)
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by sieste 5y ago
"Our conclusion is that the main contribution of the Malaney-Weinstein work is that it provides a striking example of how to obscure simple concepts through an uneconomical use of gauge theory." Ouch.
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by sieste 5y ago
I don't understand what the new virtual lines feature does. Can anyone explain?
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Beware of the Covert Narcissist(theguardian.com)
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by sieste 5y ago
Serving on an editorial board for a prestigious journal is a career stepping stone just like publishing in that journal is a stepping stone earlier in your career. Asking the editorial board to resign has similar problems as telling PhD stu
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by sieste 5y ago
Point well taken, but could people please stop advocating deathbed regret as a guide to living a good life? I'll probably spend my last days unconscious, or high on painkillers or something, not likely in deep reflection about the thin
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by sieste 5y ago
Mall seems to be a natural end state to which many institutions tend, given enough time: Airports, universities, hospitals, ...
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by sieste 5y ago
I usually do the opposite. Sometimes when someone I manage asks me how things are going, I jokingly tell them I'm trying my best not to get fired. I find it helps break the ice, and shows them that other people are struggling with that

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