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Comment #48923832
Here's the thing: life also imitates art. If you invert your load-bearing assumption, it could be that he just reads too much slop. But my honest take? You might be right.
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Comment #48795999
> And then there's homeopathy which is a largely unrelated and entirely nonsensical thing. And be careful with that dismissal! Not that I'm helping my case, here, but Pollack doesn…
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Comment #48781916
Folks still sleeping on structured water. While admittedly contested and only reproduced by a few labs outside Gerald Pollack's at University of Washington, there is a solid case t…
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Comment #47758241
Based on the list of contenders feels like you might be missing rsync.net?
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Comment #47713134
A so-called fourth phase of water (liquid, but with some crystalline organization) that grows on hydrophilic surfaces by absorbing ultraviolet and infrared light, and organizes int…
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Comment #47699642
Get a microscope and help me explore the role of structured water in rouleaux formation. Rouleaux formations are clumps of red blood cells, and they're bad because 90% of our circu…
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Comment #47255375
“While the attraction is clear, the underlying motivation is not,” he said. Nobody involved in the study or the article has ever done even a small dose of psilocybin and interacted…
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Comment #45671546
they did not use RAG for these tests... how are we supposed to take the report seriously when it does not demonstrate even a cursory understanding of nature of LLMs?
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Comment #44814963
It's bananas! If the claim these folks make is "time spent struggling through a default config on an unfamiliar machine" > "time saved by crafting an workshop to fit your mind", th…
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Comment #44653995
for the laconic and latin-leaning, NB (nota bene) means "note well"
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Comment #44653990
for the laconic and latin-familiar, NB stands for nota bene, or "note well".
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Comment #42570011
A few implementation details from building a hobby crawler
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Comment #42090043
Absolutely loved TVQ. The insight about mitochondrial DNA inheritance being exclusively from the mother, thus motivating female fingerprinting of male nucleic DNA for gamete viabil…
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Comment #41010746
It sounds like you no longer see value in the work. What were your original motivations and goals? How have they changed? From a distance, it's easy to guess that you're not confid…
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Comment #39363110
> it is kind of picking a fight with SaaS/cloud providers or starting a bidding war
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Comment #34988839
Location: Portland, OR, USA Remote: yes Willing to relocate: unlikely: maybe to major metro for dream job Technologies: Python, JS, Linux, Docker, iOS, Elm, SQL, AWS Resume: https:…
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Comment #34715597
A 6-minute Bob Newhart clip from MadTV that is guaranteed[1] to fix all your problems: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ow0lr63y4Mw (tl;dw: stop it!) > But the work is tedious enoug…
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Comment #34645811
> A common argument I've heard is "well ok, maybe layoffs don't help the company directly, but it is an opportunity to get rid of dead weight". Sure, except presumably at-will empl…
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Comment #34433996
The copy in the example entry is telling: "I met her on Polk street." If you don't know SF well, Polk street is one of two frat boy rows.
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Comment #34280690
+1 for The Mind Illuminated (the one by Culadasa)
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Comment #34280635
I share this perspective. I don't have acute trauma behind my anxiety and depression, but I have been through periods of poor self-care wrapped up with those states, and I relate t…
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Comment #34227544
Not having read the much more authoritative response above (or any such), I'll foolishly offer the one fact about trees I recall from boy scouts or outdoor school: The core of a tr…
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Comment #34099228
What's extreme about it? I'm new to ML, but this seems great from a testing and verification perspective. I actually feel like Christmas came early, here, because I'm eager to expl…