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throwway_278314
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Comment #41400480
I heard this was one of the social functions filled by the Japanese postal workers. Their official job was to deliver the mail, sure, but they were also encouraged to spend a few m…
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Comment #41400456
If you are in a bubble, stay there. It is a happier place. Yes, young adults today are more willing to "cancel" their parents. Often enough it is for issues which a generation ago …
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Comment #41400412
Putting in a plug for Open BCI https://shop.openbci.com/collections/openbci-products which has been making EEG equipment for DIY use for years, and has some scientific validity cla…
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Comment #41400390
Oh, but they can put blinky video ads all over the page so no matter where you look there are things to distract you. yeah yeah adblock pihole yes I know.
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Comment #41392283
Just imagine how much more efficient you would be if you were using R's DataTable. Look, I applaud your skill, but at some point even a master craftsman realizes that the swiss arm…
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Comment #41381447
Work which exaggerates the blindness. The people were told to focus very deeply on a certain aspect of the scene. Maintaining that focus means explicitly blocking things not relate…
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Comment #41369371
> And I fail to see why our human brains couldn't be doing something very, very similar with our language capability. Then you might want to read Cormac McCarthy's The Kekulé Probl…
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Comment #41369249
To defend the humans here, I could see myself thinking "Crap, if I don't say 1+1=3, these other humans will beat me up. I better lie to conform, and at the first opportunity I'm ou…
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Comment #41361066
That phrase was probably a bad choice of words; I believe the fuller intent was "Let's fund initiatives which build our community, like teachers and school lunch so our kids aren't…
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Comment #41357983
rowing is good, you're right about that. So is sandbags/rucking (goruck is the premier brand). So is kettlebells, but I have no idea who is good for training that. Key thing is to …
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Comment #41357963
You don't see a person who needs workout advice from HN, but in case anyone else reading this might, > Running hurts my knees I've been following ATG (from Ben Patrick, the "knees …
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Comment #41338969
I remember the happy days when a telephone number (also an email) was a ephemeral, changeable thing. Not a permanent unchanging form of ID. Alas, if you move out of the country for…
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Comment #41329288
so modify the law to deprive an owner of their legal property which was given to them by the law? Not sure that's a precedent I'd want set in a common-law country, and not sure tha…
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Comment #41329242
entity resolution is hard everywhere. Because the world is dynamic, but the common understanding of "entity" is a static object. and the only perfect description of the world is th…
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Comment #41323912
Not quite. They do have the nitrogen in the air they brought down with them in their lungs. Repeated freediving can cause the bends. https://www.tdisdi.com/pfi-diver-news/freedivin…
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Comment #41294175
really??? I've developed in R for over a decade using two terminal windows. One runs vim, the other runs R. Keyboard shortcuts to send R code from vim to R. first google hit if you…
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Comment #41278795
I'm not sure you can eliminate fraud. You can shift it around, but not eliminate it. Sweden thought going cashless would reduce crime. Nope, crime increased.
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Comment #41256200
I've been out of work for close to 6 months now, actively searching, interviewing every week, and finding that what the job market seems to value is that you have done the exact sa…