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by spython 5y ago
Could be a psychosomatic effect instead of quackery. As blood pressure and psychological stress are often correlated.
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by spython 5y ago
Just read the linked article, man.
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Landscape Migration(placesjournal.org)
3 points by spython 5y ago|0 comments
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by spython 5y ago
How do you imagine such data to be formatted? Landscape and ecological niches are hard to quantify, as they are so permeable and often lack clear borders. Not easy to put them into an excel spreadsheet. I find this article on the topic real
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by spython 5y ago
Landscapes are migrating faster than ever in times of the Anthropocene. They have never been static, but instead moving, mutating and transforming. Only now their migration is greatly accelerated by climate change and other anthropogenic fa
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by spython 5y ago
Yes, it's a really frustrating development that worsens usability. E.g. the Firefox url bar on MacOS became nearly invisible after the recent design change: no borders, 96% bright grey on 98% bright grey.
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Jewish Problems (2011)(arxiv.org)
110 points by spython 5y ago|126 comments
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by spython 5y ago
The K80 seems indeed quite affordable. But would multi-GPU setup work well for these cases? Is the RAM shared?
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by spython 5y ago
I tried to contact you by mail but it got returned with: Relay access denied (in reply to RCPT TO command).
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by spython 5y ago
Material design is like the design of a typical hotel room. It aims to accommodate everyone. It aims to be a temporary home for everyone and a permanent home for no-one. Hardly anyone would actively choose to make such a clinical, impersona
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by spython 5y ago
I'd expand that storytelling is not only sharing dreams, but also acts in a way as a collective psychotherapy. You let go of the events of the past day and re-align with the hero of the story. Whatever you experienced that day, the her
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by spython 5y ago
I am using the built-in webcam for video as well as a boring white wall as backdrop, as to not over-design the self-presentation. But I invested quite a bit of time in setting up a good microphone and pre-amp, as listening to bad audio is t
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by spython 5y ago
The bike lights that cost 15-20 € in Europe cost 2-5€ in bulk on alibaba. Literally the same model. I guess it's mostly shipping, import duties, taxes, marketplace fees, free shipping to customer, returns handling and profit margin.
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by spython 5y ago
My argument is that we need some kind of movement, some kind of change that is happening outside of us. It feels great to sit in the backyard and watch the chicken quarrel, but who has chickens anymore? It can be enjoyable to sit in a cafe
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by spython 5y ago
This seems just wonderful!
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by spython 5y ago
Yes, of course it has a lot to do with information hygiene. We need to be more particular about what we let into our minds, we just don't have the tradition for it yet. Browsing facebook is more like taking a walk in a dystopian junkya
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by spython 5y ago
I totally get it and often find myself doing the same. Mostly when I missed out on winding down in the evening in a better fashion. Then I visit the sites with the 'engineered engagement' and polarizing content and find myself qui
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by spython 5y ago
The article wants Apple to save us from mindless browsing, but I see mindless browsing as unavoidable. Not because of some technical or legal thing, but because mindless browsing is a good thing. We need it. Mindless browsing is like a walk
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by spython 5y ago
Try and see whether you can relax your jaw (if you do it right your tongue would hang lower than usual and it may feel like saliva is produced at a faster rate), and see if tinnitus retreats after a while. If it does, I would speculate that
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by spython 5y ago
Exactly, it seems to me that animals communicate within the context of the current situation (e.g. a dog would combining a specific bark, body orientation, neck fur standing up, to signify "there is something in this direction and I do
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by spython 5y ago
Perhaps Webmemex is what you are looking for? https://blog.webmemex.org/ More specifically freeze-dry, code for page state saving: https://github.com/WebMemex/freeze-dry
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by spython 5y ago
A few years ago I've argued that a tab is the wrong metaphor, wrong unit of interaction: https://rybakov.com/blog/open_tabs_are_cognitive_spaces/ I am currently working on a new and fun approach to managing t
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by spython 5y ago
A bit of a reply to all who wrote me: prints go out around May 12, as I had to order some packaging and wait for it to arrive. Also, if you haven't got a message from me, please check your spam folder! P.S. this is how it looks printed
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by spython 5y ago
Yes, sure thing!
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by spython 5y ago
As a little update: the 12 meters of Hahnemühle Photo Rag I had are gone now (until Friday, then I can print on it again). In the meantime you can get it printed on Hahnemühle Daguerre Canvas 400g/m2. Same price, real canvas with a dis
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by spython 5y ago
Hahaha, that seems to be true, I've been surprised by the enthusiastic response. Sorry for the delayed replies, everyone. For anyone still interested: I can print a bit larger than A2 format: 43x65cm, the cost is around 4 euro for a pr
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by spython 5y ago
Yes, though shipping within EU would be a bit high 8,89 € uninsured or 13,99 € insured/traceable.
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by spython 5y ago
Sure, though the shipping would be a bit high with 8,89 € uninsured or 13,99 € insured/traceable.
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by spython 5y ago
If you want the poster and are in Germany, hit me up, I’ll print it for cost of ink on good 8 colors printer and hahnemühle paper.
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by spython 5y ago
Exactly, being responsible but not in charge is the mother of all stresses.

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