spoonfeeder006

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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
Its best to look at overall scientific consensus across multiple studies instead of a single study. Maybe there could be some causal factors that we didn't think of when looking at a specific study?
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
> If such a drug exists, I want to know why the body hasn't evolved either to produce it by itself or to obtain the same effect in another way You're assuming evolution is perfect and that we have reached perfection already You
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
If good company and plenty of rest solves the issue then the person doesn't really have ADHD. Even exercise itself is not enough for some poeple Everyone responds differently to these medications. Some can become addicted or suicidal o
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
The were repeatedly exiled by persian authorities and ultimately sent to a prison city in Israel (Akka), so it wasn't their direct choice they ended up there. I guess the political situation back then was different. Abdul-Baha from the
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
Could they increase supply in anticipation of dying people wanting to use them? Might be harder to estimate than a normally released product though
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
Just like this persian who was given a lot of money to go on the Titanic's maiden voyage, but gave the money to charity instead. He came to the USA in 1912 and spoke out against the racism here https://www.huffpost.com/
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
You're saying that after the sub drops the weights it won't break the surface? If so how do you know that?
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
What show was that?
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
Security wise, QubesOS is better than separate PCs since (at least in part) isolating the network card into a separate VM prevents it from having direct memory access to the whole system (I think devices do have DMA?) It also provides a bet
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
One security expert a while back recommended grsecurity. From what I gather, it prevents permission exploitation in the first place and does so in a way that is pretty robust (can't remember the principle on how it does so) Otherwise,
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
whats UB?
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
So my 5k lines of C code project from back in college is all... undefined?
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
IANAL also, but who knows, there could be some technicality or loophole that lets them do shit like that Btw Fuck Amazon
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
.15 second precision sounds like a huge margin of error for a pro drummer, or any pro musician for that matter
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
When he talks about how things are done based on feel instead of complex subdivisions, well normal subdivisions are ultimately done based on feel as well, so there's not much difference really
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
Integer subdivisions are kinda arbitrary too as well Probably we limit ourselves a lot if we're too confined to those without being able to express our energy But someone who is trained explicitly to play exact integer divisions will h
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
It might be possible to get that indirectly through cognitive tests taken throughout a person's life and see how they progress Sleep quality deteriorates rapidly after age 45, at least from what I was told by the Dreem2 tech support a
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
and sunlight during the day, darkness during the night (or filtering out blue light with glasses / apps)
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
There's the Dreem2 headband, but I don't think its available to consumers in the USA anymore. Maybe it is in other countries Its basically a reusable EEG device connected to your phone, aka a sleep study every night, but maybe sli
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
You're talking about REM sleep, not deep sleep. The article is talking about (I believe) the N3 stage of non-rem sleep, which is when the surrounding space around cerebral arteries expand and cerebral spinal fluid outside those arterie
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
Damn thats rough, really schools shouldn't be dragging kids out of bed so damn early. Statistically it goes against their chronotype But hey, sports, right? Its all for sports
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
So by surface area of the square, thats the "volume" of a 2d hypercube Then the "volume" of a 3d hypercube is the same, but has "more stuff" in it i.e. not talking about ratio of surface area to volume in an ob
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
I believe thats because volume is a measurement of the ratio between "amount of stuff" in the hyper-object vs the amount of stuff in a hyper-cube The amount of stuff increases with higher dimensions in a sphere, but not as fast as
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
I think here is something that helps me understand intuitively how volume goes to zero in an n-sphere I think the counterintuitive part for me was I kinda misunderstood what volume really means So lets think instead in terms of how hyperdim
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
Thats a basic principle. But when you say decades of UX research you imply actual new ways of doing things And something innovative and effective would be both self explanatory and actually useful, so it ultimately gets adopted by others
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by spoonfeeder006 3y ago
Get enough sleep. At your age thats probably 9 hrs a night. A lot of things will follow as a matter of course If sleep is a struggle, then see a mental health counselor to help you learn the habits and treatments for good sleep, i.e. not on
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by spoonfeeder006 4y ago
I don't know if a 10x is true or not, but its definitely not me I am slow as a snail
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by spoonfeeder006 4y ago
Is it possible that the nature of those classes about the health effects of social media aren't addressing the root? Take for example abstinence only sex education. If its anything like that or gives off paternalistic vibes (don't
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by spoonfeeder006 4y ago
Have we had to handle anything as bad as global climate change which can possibly render much of the lower latitudes near inhospitable for humans?
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by spoonfeeder006 4y ago
SM actually can have beneficial uses if done in moderation. Tobacco does not And although restricting tobacco access from minors does reduce their usage, it doesn't eliminate it entirely and is not a replacement for empowering them wit

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