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loughnane

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About loughnane

Health tech and literature.

athenist.com hn@chrisl.co

meet.hn/city/us-Boston

Interests: Healthcare, Hardware, Books, Philosophy, Privacy, Web Development, Writing

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    FWIW my RM2 is still running well after 4y, and that includes plenty of abuse. I use it for notes at work, keeping track of little league lineups (and so tossing it in the grass ma…

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    Haunting face aside, virtually anything that launches---for in-home use at least---in the next year or few will have tele-operated "fallback", which is likely to mean an army of te…

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    Def not. There's so much soul-sucking labor that humanoids could efficiently do with an ROI of a few years.

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    Should link to the paper: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle... > FINDINGS: In this cohort study of 11 286 youth participants, within-person elevations in…

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    Comment #48885895

    I get it now. Nice thought. Hope people find it useful.

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    I’ve read it a few times both on my own and with my kids. I could maybe buy 50-60% of the length would be ideal, but not 10%. Ironically, one of the points made in the book—and clo…

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    As someone who has been on i3/xfce/debian for years and hasn’t opened Mac since 2013… can someone explain this to me? I hear “bring current window to front and fade everything else…

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    Works on print too, no?

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    > I hit my reading peak when I was eleven or twelve. This has long been the way. Mortimer Adler pointed out in the 70s (at the latest) that reading instruction (ie how to extract m…

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    Long-time economist subscriber here. This feels too much like a "look what the AI said" sort of article for my tastes. That said, though The Economist clearly has flaws I have yet …

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    oh, it looks like they changed the URLs tool. I used to be able to go to a subdomain like boston.craigslist.org. Now it redirects to www.craigslist.org/area/boston

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    I don't think so. Opening sentence is this: > The labor share of income in the U.S. is currently at its lowest-ever level in the post-war period. Agreed on the 2000 drop though. Wo…

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