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by vmchale 6y ago
Good news for mice.
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by vmchale 6y ago
I also find it plausible that advancement is allocated based on work/virtue/etc. more in some societies and systems than others.
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by vmchale 6y ago
> In another article, "Depression, Anxiety, Panic Disorders Can Fend Off Perseverance Toward Life Goals". Especially since the article said it was bidirectional :p
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by vmchale 6y ago
> Treatments for MDD, GAD, and PD should attempt to enhance perseverance and optimism." > A predictor isn't necessarily an actuator. And moreover interventions can be harmful. Unless they know it's possible to correct s
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by vmchale 6y ago
The paper says its a bidirectional association.
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by vmchale 6y ago
> they finally found that it was not that I did not have goals, but that I needed a low protein diet and some medications that a psychiatrist could not give me, and now I am doing better. I think that's a problem with the influence
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by vmchale 6y ago
Surprised it works with panic disorders.
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by vmchale 6y ago
Would be curious what it comes up with when writing J :p
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by vmchale 6y ago
I found it funny they were boycotting in the middle of a pandemic. I assume some have to cut costs, and some (like Purell) hardly need marketing!
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by vmchale 6y ago
Cool stuff! Seems to hook into tree-sitter? Love seeing OCaml (or any functional language) :)
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by vmchale 6y ago
How? A bunch of people died. Compared to Finland, Denmark, or Norway it looks like a disaster.
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by vmchale 6y ago
the YIMBY game
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by vmchale 6y ago
> I don't understand why we're not seeing for-real effective contact tracing from our governments yet. The trump administration does the worst thing possible in any situation.
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by vmchale 6y ago
I have 0 confidence that public schools have the same care w.r.t. ventilation and plumbing that hospitals do.
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by vmchale 6y ago
That's the spirit!
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by vmchale 6y ago
Dhall does this for import caching.
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by vmchale 6y ago
Horrible.
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by vmchale 6y ago
Wouldn't that entail swapping out all the underlying Fortran that makes NumPy so lovely?
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by vmchale 6y ago
I expect that we'll see a lot of this. At least it's getting caught before it gets to consumers? But not entirely impressed with the work Apple is making developers shoulder.
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by vmchale 6y ago
Cool stuff! Python's ecosystem for data science is amazing, it's definitely good to be able to use a functional language with them.
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by vmchale 6y ago
Consequences of an utterly inept pandemic response.
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by vmchale 6y ago
Haskell isn't ideal w.r.t. XMonad (as it is compiled rather than interpreted) but I prefer it to Python as a language. We'll have too see how this turns out in terms of libraries!
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by vmchale 6y ago
Curious how the garbage collector works.
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by vmchale 6y ago
> Like someone internal at Google said people will use and adopt en masse anything they make, regardless of how good it is. And bend over backwards to defend it. "Being bad is actually good because it's more beginner-friendly&q
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by vmchale 6y ago
Good stuff! Regrettable that GNU make has no command-line flag for this IMO.
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by vmchale 6y ago
> But what kept Vim in the loop is the compatibility with almost everything you can think about. Wherever you SSH today, you can start the Vim session, or at least Vi session. Also the fact that it works over ssh. Emacs does too I think,
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by vmchale 6y ago
Good riddance!
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by vmchale 6y ago
C and Lisp are pretty well-known! I'd shill APL/J/etc.
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by vmchale 6y ago
this is a lot of energy for an inverse laplace transform
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by vmchale 6y ago
damn we are bored as shit

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