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fylham

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    Comment #48995439

    For those who aren’t aware, AOE2 is thriving today with a huge player base, fan base, ongoing development and large international tournaments (recent Red Bull Wololo tournament in …

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    Comment #48817766

    Bowline, truckee’s hitch (the better alternative to a truckers hitch), prussick come to mind

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    Comment #40977992

    How private is this?

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    Comment #40305196

    Things are worth what people are willing to pay for them, generally.

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    Comment #40226409

    Sure, it is vital, but he claims that lack of vitamin D underlies nearly all diseases of modernity, which isn’t well-established. Meanwhile he was making money selling vitamin D an…

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    Comment #40206485

    The author of this paper, Michael Holick, was a professor of mine and is highly controversial due to his industry conflicts of interest that he didn't disclose ( https://www.nytime…

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    Comment #40037083

    Has there been any sort of validation that it helps? A comparison to human-based psychotherapy?

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    Comment #39978897

    Cool result! But does it replicate?

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    Comment #39961112

    They didn’t address the possibility that some of those views on X come from bots. It depends on your goals, but I’d much rather have a post read closely by fewer humans who are rea…

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    Comment #39961079

    I just learned about undermind.ai which could be useful for this task!

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    Comment #39913041

    Click bait-y title, for a study about mice. I’m fundamentally skeptical about both click bait-y titles and studies about mice (and the inferences made about humans).

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    Comment #39884233

    Huh! I went to Boston University school of Medicine, and somehow didn’t realize that Isaac Asimov used to teach there – cool!

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    Comment #39884223

    Worked for me.

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    Comment #39884138

    I don’t understand what’s going on here.

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    Comment #39874631

    Two paths to the relaxed lifestyle: 1) only work about as much as needed and keep a low-key, relaxed lifestyle; 2) work crazy hard for 15-20 years and then if everything works out …

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    Comment #39863777

    I agree with the above comment, you seem to be idealizing these mysterious others on the internet and assuming all are paragons of productivity. Meanwhile, this site is largely a l…

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    Comment #39863720

    You might be interested in this well-written paper on this subject: https://academic.oup.com/ijnp/article/24/8/615/6275567?login...

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    Comment #39863592

    The hard problem of consciousness wonders why we seem to have consciousness when we could instead be input/output automata. You could imagine such a ‘zombie’ with our same social, …

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    Comment #39725742

    I think it’s worth putting the scary-sounding 300% into context: the CDC says prevalence is 9/100,000. Even tripled, it is a very unlikely outcome for a given man. Which means I’m …

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    Comment #39427989

    I’ve felt similarly for many years, but remain trapped using Spotify due to a lack of decent alternatives. Tried Tidal, but it wasn’t really any better. Would love to hear what lea…

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    Comment #37060272

    I would even add “Based on studies in mice, D1 receptors might make for better targets than D2 receptors”

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    Comment #37060256

    Well given how complex the brain is, and how young neuroscience is, it’s no surprise that we haven’t unlocked deep knowledge about why psychopharmacological agents work. But grante…