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belkarx
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Comment #40488705
How does one even find doctors who actually care? seems like luck that you managed :(
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Comment #39115536
Note that the math stackexchange can also do this if searched correctly
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Comment #38848924
force/spring based placement also seems to work pretty well- surprised that wasnt simpler to implement as a toy method
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Comment #38575355
https://curius.app/ fills this niche for me (not affiliated, but have quite enjoyed it)
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Comment #38103512
Previous discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31474078 I thought this was funny and it's been a few years now since it was last given attention :-)
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Comment #34304716
Looks like it's overfitting - the tasks in the video game (based on the demo vid) are very similar to the task used to measure changes in attention (test retest!). Sample size coul…
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Comment #34304667
n-back? not strictly addicting but also not that tedious
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Comment #33836050
Thinking about abstract problems leads to really weird conceptual dreams and worse sleep for me, so I'd try meditation first
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Comment #33796430
Fair point. Hope you had fun :)
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Comment #33795526
Does this fill a niche that pastebin and bearblog don't? (well designed, but I don't think there's a userbase)
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Comment #33779085
Conversely, making accounts with a VPN has become essentially impossible, which is extremely limiting even if the rationale makes sense
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Comment #33738437
There are other prediction markets that use real money (I believe predictit [0] is one of them) [0] https://www.predictit.org/support/what-is-predictit
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Comment #33632753
Preprint of a similar model (textual not visual stimuli): https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.09.29.509744v1
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Comment #33471613
> self-replicating bacteria it also has the same ethical concerns as any other freely-replicating tech (unless I'm misunderstanding how this works)
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Comment #33387583
Similar situation with Brave browser from a year ago: https://therecord.media/google-shuts-down-malicious-ad-posin...