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thisisforyou

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    Comment #16619052

    Article mentions seizure of red mercury ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_mercury ) which suggests that either the writer is incredibly misinformed or this is an intentional disi…

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    Comment #14930659

    I built a GraphQL API earlier this year. The learning curve can be a little awkward coming from REST, but once you get the hang of it GraphQL is super fun. Can't recommend it enoug…

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    Comment #14859912

    'The Woman in the Dunes' by Kobo Abe: Sometimes called the Japanese Kafka. Looks at a Japanese salaryman who is imprisoned in the bottom of a sand pit with a woman he does not know…

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    Comment #14521589

    The graduation rate is irrelevant, as a very selective bootcamp that works hard to make sure everyone learns and has a 100% grad rate will put out higher quality folks than a dev-m…

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    Comment #14521535

    This is obviously not true. I'm a bootcamp grad, I got a great job right out of my program and it has been an uphill struggle ever since. If you read the answers from the other boo…

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    Comment #14194041

    Good point.

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    Comment #14192990

    It need not be stated that McCarthy's work is some of the most powerful and well crafted fiction of the twentieth century, but this article came off as a little strange and underdo…

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    Comment #14192950

    I don't think there is any reason to believe that the brain is like a computer in any meaningful way. Both the brain and an electronic computer are able to operate on information, …

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    Comment #14184634

    There don't happen to be any recordings of the lectures are there?

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    Comment #14114417

    This small Japanese village is attracting young tech workers to support their aging, agrarian population. Are their any towns pursuing a similar strategy in the US? If not, could s…

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    Comment #14109367

    Original articla: http://www.nature.com/mp/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/mp201744...

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    Comment #14106637

    I'm pretty ashamed to see this sort of stuff making the front page of HN. If an argument for a similarly archaic and backwards explanation was posted about some other topic (this s…

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    Comment #14053697

    You do raise an interesting point: would there be any value in emulating (some of) the subjective effects of a psychedelic to 'increase' blinding. Perhaps have all study participan…

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    Comment #14052075

    > "So if I am reading this right, LSD reduced fearful reactions. I initially mis-read it as a correlation between LSD and fear." Not really, the results were a bit more subtle and …

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    Comment #14052003

    The paper includes a caveat at the end: "Our study has several limitations. First, although the trial was formally double-blinded, assignment to placebo or LSD was unavoidably unbl…

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    Comment #13747165

    Taking for granted most of the other answers here ('make sure she has tried and likes coding' et c.): Have her look up reviews of the program on https://www.coursereport.com/ and w…

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    Comment #13554404

    -Alarm goes off at 5:30. Hit snooze once. -Alarm goes off at 5:35. Depending on how sleepy I am I may lay in bed for 1-10 minutes, usually petting the cat. -Put on clothes in dark.…

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    Comment #13239670

    Nice! Recommend 'Hard Boiled Wonderland' as well. His most tightly plotted and laid out book, if you like that part of his work. His non-fic is great as well. IQ84 is a bit long wi…

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    Comment #13238272

    Curious if you have read other Murakami?

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    Comment #13238257

    How did you like 'New American Stories'?

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    Comment #13238251

    How did you find 'Rosemary's Baby'? Seems like the novel was eclipsed by the movie and you never hear about it.

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    Comment #13238239

    All physical.

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    Comment #13238235

    How far did you get into 'Infinite Jest'. Did you break pg. 200? In my expeirance there seems to be this energy hump at pg. ~200, but if you can push past that it is smooth sailing…