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Comment #32381180
Relevant post from a few days ago: Connect-Web: TypeScript library for calling RPC servers from web browsers https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32345670 I’m curious if anyone kno…
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Comment #31511378
FYI I’m seeing a 404 from that last link. Is this the intended link? https://matt.traudt.xyz/posts/2019-10-17-you-want-tor-browse...
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Comment #31309570
In the spirit of curiosity and playfulness I would like to respond with a bold claim: The distinction between self and other is simply a concept. Certainly useful in many situation…
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Comment #31307224
“Man suffers only because he takes seriously what the gods made for fun.” - Alan Watts
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Comment #31287111
I’ll bite. The data/graphs look suspicious and convincing enough, so WTF did happen? I was hoping for an answer but alas there was none. Anyone have plausible theories? Is this an …
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Comment #31281734
> to produce one litre of petrol it takes 1.29 kg of oil, of which 85% (1.1 kg) is carbon. And as only 1/10,750 of the carbon remains from the plants that were buried millions of y…
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Comment #31230210
Thanks! I was going to make a similar comment myself but HN isn’t too keen on these ideas yet. Glad to see other like-minded folks here. The Wikipedia page for plasma cosmology is …
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Comment #31218219
This is a thoughtful comment but IMO your phrasing is too strong and potentially misleading. As far as science is concerned, the jury is still out on stellar nucleosynthesis. The l…
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Comment #31099730
JS engines have had many serious vulnerabilities in their JIT optimizers, it’s not myopic at all and is a well known technique in the industry. I agree that some folks aren’t execu…
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Comment #31091362
Adding to this great comment with my own experience at work where we extensively use signal processing and time series compression algorithms to visualize large amounts of biologic…
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Comment #31089798
This is known as a digital watermark, which falls within the domain of adversarial machine learning. https://www.sec.cs.tu-bs.de/pubs/2018-eurosp.pdf
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Comment #31071499
Interesting! Now what is the correct pronunciation… Day-muhn? My colleagues all seem to say it differently, and I’ve always been curious which one of us sounds the most foolish.
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Comment #31054167
> we develop the notion of representation group flow (RG flow) to characterize the propagation of signals through the network. By tuning networks to criticality, we give a practica…
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Comment #31046169
It’s a valid concern and many folks have raised it here on threads concerning this topic. The short answer is yes: beyond mannitol, niacin, and even bespoke substances designed to …
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Comment #31042583
Listen, your comments on all these threads make it clear you’re seriously pessimistic about psychedelic medicine, and that’s perfectly ok. What bothers me is the incessant pushing …
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Comment #30940237
I'm afraid you're misrepresenting this important area of research. > Psilocybin is being studied in conjunction with 10-20 therapy sessions For a quick reality check, you could tak…
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Comment #30939385
I know you comment on a wide range of topics here, and perhaps you’re jaded by some personal experiences with local ketamine clinics - but IMO your tone comes across as unnecessari…
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Comment #30733986
This is satire right? You might be getting downvotes because it’s not clear if you’re serious, and those claims seem quite ridiculous at face value.
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Comment #30721797
While the benefits of ivermectin in a single-drug regime are heavily contested, a lot of folks here seem to be unaware that certain multi-drug regimes have shown promising results.…
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Comment #30676447
> Our trees accumulate metals from the soil, making their wood less digestible to fungi Given that fungi play a crucial role in decomposition and also water/nutrient exchange betwe…
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Comment #30518216
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30517519
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Comment #30518159
Worth highlighting that they describe it as coordinated activity, ie not random. > studying electrical activity in certain arbitrary frequency bands doesn't tell us a lot about the…