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by yasp 4y ago
Good news for people who followed best practices. "I don't have to outrun the bear; I just have to outrun you."
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by yasp 4y ago
How does Bitwarden protect against a malicious mobile app update?
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“After 8 months of Blueprint I reduced my epigenetic age by 5.1 yrs in 7 months”(blueprint.bryanjohnson.co)
26 points by yasp 4y ago|36 comments
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Ask HN: How are you implementing GTD in 2022?
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by yasp 4y ago
> One absolutely central inconsistency ruins [the naturalistic worldview].... The whole picture professes to depend on inferences from observed facts. Unless inference is valid, the whole picture disappears.... [U]nless Reason is an abs
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by yasp 4y ago
So does that mean that this decision came from the Sulzbergers? If only our hall monitors could turn their gaze inward.
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by yasp 4y ago
What would we do without our hall monitors?
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by yasp 4y ago
> most lost their shirts or in this case, their pants :)
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by yasp 4y ago
You're not going to get an answer to that here. But I've found Chris Knobbe's arguments to be convincing.
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by yasp 4y ago
Weird, it's still up on YouTube. Maybe driven by flagging and different algorithms across the two platforms.
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by yasp 4y ago
Was this not obvious from the outset? Do these people not consider the consequences of their actions beforehand?
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Bitcoin Validity Rollups(bitcoinrollups.org)
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by yasp 4y ago
How is something which wouldn't exist without the help of food scientists, and possibly microbiologists, "100% natural"?
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Did a famous doctor's Covid shot make his cancer worse?(theatlantic.com)
10 points by yasp 4y ago|3 comments
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SEC Claims All of Ethereum Falls Under US Jurisdiction(decrypt.co)
56 points by yasp 4y ago|63 comments
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by yasp 4y ago
That's a non sequitur.
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by yasp 4y ago
How do groups of people not have the rights of people?
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Comments on the White House report on the climate implications of crypto mining(medium.com)
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Ethereum Already Showing Signs of Increased Centralization(coindesk.com)
19 points by yasp 4y ago|3 comments
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by yasp 4y ago
FFS. I forgot about that.
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by yasp 4y ago
FYI one study shows that rapamycin increases amyloid-beta protein plaques in the brains of mice. https://neurosciencenews.com/rapamycin-amyloid-beta-20770/
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Sulfur shortage: a potential resource crisis looming as the world decarbonises(ucl.ac.uk)
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Is History History? Identity Politics and Teleologies of the Present(historians.org)
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by yasp 4y ago
The same philosophical chain of reasoning would lead to government provided boyfriends and girlfriends, so I'm not sure about this line of argument.
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by yasp 4y ago
I agree! That's why I take issue with calling X or Y human rights. It misleads the average person person into thinking that there is actually is such a thing as a human right, rather than the term just meaning "thing we really lik
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by yasp 4y ago
OK, and here I was thinking that human rights were premised on a philosophical basis. Thank you for clarifying that they are merely a political matter.
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by yasp 4y ago
If we are to assume that human rights are universal (the UN says so), premise two is invalid, as it is not universalizable.
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by yasp 4y ago
An organization saying X doesn't make X true. Perhaps OP meant to write "According to the UN, having a roof over ones head is a basic human right."
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by yasp 4y ago
> Having a roof over ones head is a basic human right. Prove it.
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by yasp 4y ago
> Will no one rid me of this turbulent priest?

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