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Tell HN: X reshapes the brain” et al. are meaningless statements
These types of posts are recurring. The most generic version of this would be "brain shaped by experience". If two people are instructed to lift their finger, but one is told to po…
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Comment #34578638
Depending on the rigidity of your conscience you could whip up some buzzword laden project with "blockchain" written all over it. Some suckers will throw money at that if you give …
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Comment #34539806
There is literally no useful information in this article. It could be summed up as "everything people have been told is bullshit and we don't know what isn't". What a waste of time…
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Comment #34392501
So many words, so little information.
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Comment #34280741
You need to: 1) Figure out the type of person who caused the trauma 2) Learn their psychology/world view (there are books on abusive personalities) 3) Learn to recognise them quick…
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Comment #31836518
FWIW nicotine in cigarettes is only as addictive as it is because tobacco also contains short acting MAOIs (monoamine oxidase inhibitors - harmane and harmaline, the same ones comb…
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Comment #30855816
Update: So I discovered numerous services were sending data directly to Facebook, using some form of hashed identifier, presumably a hash of my contact info. The two big ones being…
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Ask HN: Amazon sharing data with Facebook/Meta?
I have all tracking settings possible turned off on my devices, including in the Facebook and Amazon apps. Usually the ads shown to me are random, great! Except whenever I use the …
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Comment #30817443
Other platforms only look for similar content to what you've already seen. They don't take novelty into account. If you like one picture of a dog on Instagram it'll just show you m…
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Comment #30745354
Allergies.
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Comment #30718817
Define interesting. If by interesting you mean people who enjoy the same topics of conversation as you do then pick a topic. Figure out what people interested in that topic do, whe…
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Comment #30666287
We don't go to China for cheap labour. We go for skills and manufacturing capacity & capability. China has advanced so dramatically and the population so vast that they've essentia…
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Comment #30589858
To all the people assuming we're reducing immigration because of some kind of phobia. The simple truth is we don't have anywhere for them to go. We have a near permanent homeless p…
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Comment #30542737
Scrunching up the tissue into a ball creates gaps in the surface. The only logical thing to do is fold to maintain proper contact. Noobs.
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Comment #30354181
Enzymes are proteins that accelerate chemical reactions. Genetic engineering is already used to manufacture some chemicals by modifying the DNA of microbes to produce the necessary…
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Comment #30325793
The hypothesis that blocking noradrenaline (norepinephrine) is the mechanism of action here doesn't make any sense. In fact nothing about what the author states about noradrenaline…
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Comment #30033259
Time tracking is self sabotage. It's better to estimate the hours required, quote for those hours and agree a completion date in advance. With time tracking you're inviting unneces…
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Comment #29860785
This path leads to burnout. You have three weeks to find a new hobby. Your challenge starts now.
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Comment #29672563
In other news: grass is green and the sky is blue, who knew?
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Comment #29531117
Tell that to my hair follicles.
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Comment #29395292
I speak some French but no where near fluent. Native English. I pronounce "oui" not as "we" but as you describe. The sound starts at the back of the tongue towards the throat and b…
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Comment #29320270
Same way as after StackOverflow. A combination of thorough logging throughout the codebase at various levels of detail, one off print statements, then once it's narrowed down to a …
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Comment #29297403
Website briefly flashes then disappears on mobile apparently.
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Ask HN: Has Facebook always been this buggy?
Long story short over all these years I never bothered with Facebook. It turns out some hobby groups only exist on there, so I created an account about a week ago. I'm shocked at h…
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Comment #29205320
Spotify in the early days used to be great for this. Their entire catalogue was browsable with fine grained genres. They ruined it and became useless for music discovery. If Last.f…