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zeeshanqureshi
5y ago
Good job America.
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5y ago
Flying = Hydrofoil?
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5y ago
Wrong ideas can often hold academic credibility. Not saying this particular idea is right or wrong, just that academic credibility may not mean much when it comes to matters of mind of which we may never really know much about. A rock could
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zeeshanqureshi
5y ago
Gotta be a billionaire to know for sure.
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5y ago
I would like to think that regular physical activity, good sleep and games (or any kind of problem solving for fun) should help. Also learning to manage stress should be a bonus.
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A little early to be sure. Isn't spaces still in limited beta?
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5y ago
It is sort of a field. And can exhibit wave or particle like behaviour under specific conditions. I thought that this was common knowledge and is taught at undergrad courses now. Guess naval must be talking about back when he was an undergr
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5y ago
Thanks!
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zeeshanqureshi
5y ago
I'm at a similar stage. I don't know if this is for certain the way to go about it, but I've set a target to talk to as many potential users in 100 days as possible. One on one. How/where to find users? Anywhere and by a
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5y ago
Being destructive is alright, it is part of existing. We are non-aware and so we take limits lightly and act like there won't be consequences. Also I don't hate us. I just think we can do a lot better :) And hopefully we will.
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What if they don't show up? What if man is like a virus to the universe and the answer to fermi paradox is that other life forms are intentionally distancing from us? I mean, just look at us.
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5y ago
PG's essays
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Ask HN: What music are you listening to?
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zeeshanqureshi
5y ago
This is awesome! If there was audio to text or transcripts it would make it better.
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5y ago
True :)
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I hesitate to admit this, because it makes me look stupid but you are right. I should remember to use the reader mode more often.
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5y ago
And yet the main image on the article illustrates a 45 degree rotation along an axis. From what I understand, you are saying this rotation is non-intuitive. Could you elaborate more or share some relevant links?
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What I find surprising (and even mildly terrifying) is that such anecdotes don't even alarm people in many circles of the society any more. Lots of folks think this is what the future is supposed to look like and are completely ok with
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5y ago
Great set of tips. On a side note, I wish the site had a simple, easy to read fonts option similar to the switchable light/dark mode.
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5y ago
Lots of paid recomendations on this thread. There's also Umami[1] which is free, open source and self hosted. I've not used it yet, just have it bookmarked for my next project. [1] https://umami.is
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Joining the line. Please do share.
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I know, the original source is obscure on that one. I've also heard that the anecdote (mentioned in TPR) didn't involve William James and that it was Bert Russell talking to the lady.
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Reminds me of The Prometheus Rising William James, father of American psychology, tells of meeting an old lady who told him the Earth rested on the back of a huge turtle. "But, my dear lady," Professor James asked, as politely as
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Why is it normal to classify educated people solely based on employability? Is that all education is for? Also, all automatons may not be incurious, just as all free thinkers may not be devoid of knowledge. A dash of curiosity and free thin
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I think the 'how' is equally important as the 'what'. It is sad that our places of education are only about students memorising theories that are decades if not centuries old. When they must also encourage open discussio
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Show HN: Ninfex – Share your good search results
(ninfex.com)
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Originality is a myth. Cool idea tbh.
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Airbnb for offices?
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Interactive Used Car Buying Guide https://www.isthatalemon.com/
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zeeshanqureshi
6y ago
Thank you, glad you like it.
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