tw1010

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by tw1010 7y ago
There's no need to go hungry while doing keto. Once you realize this it becomes a lot easier. Just eat when you have cravings (but stick to low-carb things), that's it!
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by tw1010 7y ago
That sounds plausible (and interesting) but do you have a source for it?
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by tw1010 7y ago
What doesn't affect the brain?
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by tw1010 7y ago
Thought it said "Making Money Out of the Sohn Investing Gurus". I guess both makes sense.
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by tw1010 7y ago
Including me, yes.
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by tw1010 7y ago
Everyone who makes universal statements are full of shit.
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by tw1010 7y ago
Just make your default activity reading (and put zero pressure on what, as long as its on paper) or exersize. That worked for me.
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by tw1010 7y ago
It's entirely possible that you played it first only 5 years ago.
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by tw1010 7y ago
This doesn't really make sense to me. On the internet hyper-specialisation is obvious since space is virtually unlimited. But in real life, I mean, real estate is limited so why wouldn't darwinian market forces make a shop with pr
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by tw1010 7y ago
I've forgotten how to write assembly, but that doesn't mean I can't make the computer do the same things with higher order abstractions.
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by tw1010 7y ago
What's wrong with synthetic vitamins?
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by tw1010 7y ago
The worst part is when you habitually come to rely on this effect for being productive. Then you're hooked and life without it is like traversing the trough of a surface before reaching a greater local maxima.
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by tw1010 7y ago
I think that's fake code in the images ;)
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by tw1010 7y ago
Theoretically, couldn't they just fire almost all non-maintenance engineers and continue running the app without building new features? Wouldn't that make them profitable instantly?
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by tw1010 7y ago
I'm Against Paywalls.
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by tw1010 8y ago
"She took a break at age 26, and that year she grew an entire inch" What's that again? I've never heard of anyone growing after the age of 18.
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by tw1010 8y ago
Love me some explanation innovation. More of this and the coding world will reach a plateau.
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by tw1010 8y ago
Straw man.
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by tw1010 8y ago
Not everyone is protected by social services. Finland still has a homeless population, and not all of them are mentally or psychologically challenged.
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by tw1010 8y ago
Theft because you're poor and hungry is a really shitty situation to be in and is done out of desperation, not malice.
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by tw1010 8y ago
That's a stereotyped characterization of why people go to prison that HN should be wise enough not to propagate.
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by tw1010 8y ago
I used to be afraid of stuff like this, then I realized that you know what, prison time is a heck of a deterrent against this, which will probably take care of most of any actual risk (at least on a "this is the end of society as we kn
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by tw1010 8y ago
Do you think (HN) that this incentive boost will mean more people who're working on fringe risky ideas will get the energy and persistence to keep going? Will we see a bump in 10 or so years of innovations coming from people who would
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by tw1010 8y ago
Simple, ignore constraint (B).
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by tw1010 8y ago
Is it really bad that most time is invested in simulations? Seems like a very potent low-hanging fruit (not to mention how many cool things could come out of it).
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by tw1010 8y ago
Guess that means old legacy bot accounts just got a whole lot more valuable.
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by tw1010 8y ago
Not the first time I've stumbled into topology/homology used in military areas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Id3Gu18MME (Great channel btw.)
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by tw1010 8y ago
Though I also have sympathy for those stuck in it, I kind of wish it would die just so I didn't have to be afraid anymore that I'd one day get stuck with having to use it after a sad sequence of bad luck ending with having to take
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by tw1010 8y ago
Let me just throw out a guess here that stratechery will totally be on Apples side on this. They seem to have a bias against non-US companies stretching a long way back.
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by tw1010 8y ago
I actually think there are whole cliques of companies and people where credentials do act as lock and key. It's as if there are two totally separate programming worlds, one of which actually believes in credentials and which the HN

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