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CitizenKane

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About CitizenKane

Putting this one to bed...

Recent public activity

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    Comment #39965721

    Yes, I'm autistic and I regularly take lactobacillus reuteri which has helped my gut quite a bit. I wouldn't say it was a massive shift, but it certainly has been really nice. Ther…

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    Comment #39965703

    I'd like to add a little bit of water to this particular fire. I'm autistic and I've read numerous studies along this vein. In short, yes there's a strong link between gut flora an…

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    Comment #39802701

    What an interesting tale and gripping read. I've lived in China and surprised that I've never heard of this before. For those unaware, not a whole lot has changed since that time u…

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    Comment #39343512

    It's a fascinating read, and makes a lot of sense why it's so hard to develop a commercial aircraft that actually ends up being profitable. One thing that got me wondering, and may…

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    Comment #39304103

    Thanks for the reply! That makes a lot of sense given where it is right now. Hopefully it will flesh out over time, but I'll definitely be giving it a look!

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    Comment #39299939

    GPUI is looking more and more interesting by the day. I haven't had the chance to dig into it. Can anyone with experience comment some more on how it compares to other UI framework…

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    Comment #39299484

    To add to what others said here, another salient factor is that in Taiwan it's pretty possible to get late night food, drink, and other things. These things are almost non-existent…

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    Comment #39298965

    They do, but they don't produce any of their leading edge chips in mainland China, just as they won't be in the USA either. Looking at the wording of my post I should have made the…

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    Comment #39290728

    They're close, but I believe they're not doing any 3nm manufacturing at the moment but I could be wrong about that.

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    Comment #39289423

    Currently TSMC has the only leading edge chip fabrications plants (fabs) on the planet and they're all located in Taiwan. They account for all new chips for all new Apple products,…

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    Comment #39225469

    Wow, he has a better commit graph than me. Very impressive, especially considering that Weezer is still active. Time to step up my game.

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    Comment #39203888

    But if the universe is a simulation, who is simulating the simulator?

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    Comment #39052565

    Fellow autistic person here, and in my mind you've hit the nail on the head. It's an information game for sure, like trying to drink from a fire hose of information and make sense …

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    Comment #39051754

    Not a clinician or anything, but I'm autistic and honestly you sound pretty similar to me. In fact I'm writing this from Singapore where I'm surrounded by folks haha. I don't think…

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    Comment #39051698

    I'm autistic and while it's nice to see ongoing research, I can't help but feel like this misses the point somewhat. In particular I've seen a number of studies that make the jump …

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    Comment #38807148

    Eh, it depends. I actually know quite a few folks in SE Asia that would likely qualify for this. Not to mention Taiwan, Japan, etc.

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    Comment #38491906

    Honestly Drupal is solid for a number of things, and in terms of getting a CRUD type app/site up it's probably still one of the fastest ways to do it for the non-technical. Actuall…

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    Comment #37690412

    To be fair, it's far easier in written Chinese[1] to have allusion and metaphor because of the multifaceted nature of meaning in the characters. For instance, 行 (pronounced xing or…

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    Comment #37393236

    Not sure what the issue would be here. I don't think it would be accurate to transliterate ปู as "buu" but instead "bpuu". Same with /d/t/th, as these can be written just fine like…

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    Comment #37230908

    Optical image stabilization in modern phone camera sensors uses (very) small leaf springs along with small actuators to stabilize the sensor from shaking. Undampened vibrations fro…

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    Comment #36979142

    It is apparently extremely difficult to fabricate LK-99 and most of the time the process being used creates similar substances but without appropriate Cu substitution in its lattic…

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    Comment #36740481

    To our knowledge it has been at a steady level throughout human history. Kant was mentioned in this thread, Henry Cavendish was also thought to be autistic. From Wikipedia: > Caven…

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    Comment #36493976

    I’m not sure how AGPL would prevent you from hosting on the same network. It’s pretty standard among OSS software companies to prevent Google, Amazon, et al. from swooping in and c…

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    Comment #35148120

    It's not necessarily about whether they're actually making money on those as opposed to covering their costs. Almost any successful company based around open source software (and o…

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    Comment #35009154

    Didn’t quit my tech job but I’m a (very very low level) pro Muay Thai fighter on the side. Honestly tech has quite a few benefits in terms of work though I think on its own it can …