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by srcreigh 5y ago
This is tantamount to providing web push APIs. Which Apple doesn't because the App Store would lose relevance. It's also against the App Store rules to make an app which provides an OS limited service such as push notifications as
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Login attempts from unusual locations
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by srcreigh 5y ago
I will believe in the germs if you can make them knock on my door and say hello, but I won't look into any microscopes... It's easy to use a bad experiment and not get results. Doesn't mean there aren't results to be had
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by srcreigh 5y ago
If you want to limit the scope of your science, go ahead. Spirituality is nothing other than the science of your own thoughts, beliefs, will, and intention. The person who refuses to look through a microscope can doubt the existence of germ
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by srcreigh 5y ago
The concept of AGI is extraordinarily materialistic. Most humans through history believed in spiritual dimensions of reality, including many of those responsible for developing technologies we use today. The argument for AGI goes something
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by srcreigh 5y ago
Did you consider using thumbnails? The 6MB 4kx4k images powering your grid make your site look reallllly slow, even with fast internet.
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by srcreigh 5y ago
Rather, the way HN makes money (helping YC founders advertise and hire) are aligned with the interests of the community.
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by srcreigh 5y ago
Fair enough. I respect that. I always thought CS theory misses out on the more interesting area of computation. As if algorithms are just one "dumb" way to map the giant reality of creative potential into itself. Practically speak
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by srcreigh 5y ago
How does all this relate to algorithm theory, Turing Completeness, turing machines, etc?
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This was written in 2020
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For my issues, the fix was 1) Stretching my fingers. Yup. You gotta stretch a) curl motion of each finger, across the top of your hand, b) uncurling motion of each finger, through your palm, c) uncurling the thumb-pinky (touch your pinky to
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by srcreigh 5y ago
Your argument is basically that this article may be largely speculation, assuming that no information was withheld (even though the article contradicts itself in its own communication about FDA review of the trial)... and that this speculat
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The title BMJ chose is "Covid-19: Researcher blows the whistle on data integrity issues in Pfizer’s vaccine trial"
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The BMJ article, near the end, reports that the FDA actually did investigate and did find issues with the trial. > An FDA review memorandum released in August this year states that across the full trial swabs were not taken from 477 peop
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by srcreigh 5y ago
I guess it's not so hard to believe you're getting downvoted by shedding light on a situation about censorship. The first question in everybody's head when reading this article is, "Were the vaccine trials legitimate or
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BMJ is protecting you from the truth by hiding additional relevant information.
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No.. the fact checker should also make sure true facts aren't being used out of context causing the reader come to incorrect conclusions. That's what is happening with the BMJ article. That's why the fact check report doesn&#
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by srcreigh 5y ago
After reading both articles, I am skeptical about the BMJ article. It paints a bad picture, but it doesn't seem to answer overall picture about the vaccine. Namely, was there testing done by other people for the vaccine? Misinformation
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by srcreigh 5y ago
It's hard to answer the question without more details about your life. Married? Age? Hobbies? Job? Also, what have you tried in the past that didn't work?
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by srcreigh 5y ago
100000000% agree with this. Some common difficulties with this are... Sometimes you can't think of a reason why something is good. Learn how to believe not knowing the reason it's good yet is also a good thing. Be very careful whe
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by srcreigh 5y ago
Imagine adding an entire type system to the language as a library. That's what typed racket did (in 2014-ish?) with racket using macros.
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by srcreigh 5y ago
They are listed. Biggest one is probably the Minecraft client > Minecraft users were using it to execute programs on the computers of other users by pasting a short message in a chat box. https://www.ctvnews.ca/sci-tech&#
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by srcreigh 5y ago
Some Google offices have employee nap pods. Or at least they did in 2015.
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I didn't get a perfect grade, but I think the insights did help somewhat. Maybe if I did this 1 day prior and edited my answers, I would have done perfectly :)
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Same. I also see images while dreaming though. And after drinking alcohol, after lying down to sleep, but in an earlier state than about-to-fall-asleep, I see weird star patterns. My pre-sleep alcohol induced imagination is like a colored s
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by srcreigh 5y ago
I've experienced similar effects first hand. University algorithm class assignment is due tomorrow at 1pm. I start working on it at midnight the day of. At around 4-5am I was stumped from a few problems, and went to campus to get some
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by srcreigh 5y ago
Greek Orthodox religion is somewhat of a misnomer. There are other Eastern Orthodox churches which are in communion with the church in Greece. The religion is Eastern Orthodox, Greek is a language/hierarchy within orthodoxy. Also, I&#x
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There's at least one computer on Mt Athos. I've heard a first hand story about a monk there who takes nice photos of animals. He just goes for walks and says, for example, "Snake, come here let me take your photo!" So th
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by srcreigh 5y ago
There are exceptions. During the holocaust, Mt Athos sheltered Jewish families including women. Meanwhile, to avoid destruction from Hitler during the German occupation in Greece, they wrote to Hitler asking for his personal protection... w
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Would love to hear an example if you can share more!

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