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by _y5hn 2y ago
The P2025 timeline https://www.reddit.com/r/PrepperIntel/s/scOu1QuhNt "Project Russia" is spiritual warfare https://washingtonspectator.org/project-russia-reveals-putin... Billionai
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by _y5hn 2y ago
For caring you need empathy. I hear people all around me all the time be boastful of how much they don't care. It's a competition.
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by _y5hn 2y ago
We simply put up post it stickers where birds usually crashed in our windows. There's way less crashes and dead birds after that. Think how many birds crash during a year, and how many houses and buildings with windows there are. You c
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by _y5hn 2y ago
It depends on perspective. If you look into karma, it only holds for the perspective of sequences of lifetimes, or a couple of lifetimes being interwoven by karmic ties. What karma is is also very mystical, but not unthinkable physically sp
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by _y5hn 2y ago
You're one out of 8 billion people, the only known humans inhabiting an incredible vast cosmos with billions of galaxies and billions of years of timespan. That you are sitting here reading these typed words is nothing short of incredi
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by _y5hn 3y ago
There are studies on this, and I see they've been updated a bit. It doesn't seem to replace sleep due to Delta-waves during deep sleep, but can be used over time to maybe reduce the need for sleep. Enough sleep is of course import
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by _y5hn 3y ago
What people really require for sleep vary a lot. But there are claims some people practicing very intensely, need only 4-6 hours of sleep at night. That's rarely a goal in itself though, as it's not a means to become more efficien
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by _y5hn 3y ago
That's been in use for thousands of years already: yoga, pranayama and meditation. There are courses one can take where one learns this, like Art of Living and any other that follows the same traditions. Yes, there's research on t
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by _y5hn 3y ago
Compassion is like a muscle that can be learned to stretch. However, the AI alignment problem is parallel to the human-alignment problem.
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by _y5hn 3y ago
Never underestimate a good dick measuring contest.
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by _y5hn 3y ago
It's not enough to call it a change of trend. I have another comment here where there are other, more temporary factors that also came into play. There's not consensus until after we see the new trend. Likely there are some tempor
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by _y5hn 3y ago
How do you know what I feel? I just provided links with the latest diagrams, facts. You provided what, ad hominem attacks and projection? I suggest to read up on the matter, in order to contribute something of value. There are lots of conte
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by _y5hn 3y ago
It could be that (removing sulphur from shipping fuel): https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/jan/01/shipping... It could be the underwater Tonga volcano erruption, which put alot of water into th
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by _y5hn 3y ago
Even if we had net zero emissions of GHG today, which we can't, we would also need to remove much of what we already emitted. Otherwise effects of GHG concentrations will still warm the planet for centuries, maybe even thousands- to mi
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by _y5hn 3y ago
How long would that temporary measure help? What would that do to acidic rain, global dimming, ecology and agriculture. Masking the problem will only make it come back harder when measures don't scale up anymore. Then there'll be
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by _y5hn 3y ago
They are correct: Daily Sea Surface Temperature (notice the new paradigm started in 2023 and extending into 2024): https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/sst_daily/ Daily Surface Air Temperature: https://cl
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by _y5hn 3y ago
Check out the new Netflix documentary series "You are what you eat - A twin experiment". It's quite informative and comprehensive, plus do a few new studies / experiments on identical twins.
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by _y5hn 3y ago
Firefox have no way to support Tab Groups like any Chrome does by default. So is a no-go for me. Any suggestion that Firefox do support Tab Groups will be met with ridicule. It just doesn't.
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by _y5hn 3y ago
We have success with post-it notes. Very cheap, and provides respite from birds breaking their necks outside our windows.
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by _y5hn 3y ago
If you use the same workspace for the same apps, I believe people configure i3 to force apps on the same workspace. Not my cup of tea, but I got the same problem. Going to try this: https://faq.i3wm.org/question/2828&#x
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by _y5hn 3y ago
Some of it may be found in older HIG sources sure: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_interface_guidelines Also they were called GUI standards or UI at the time. The modern equivalents called UX isn't reflectin
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by _y5hn 3y ago
There were all kinds of standards, guidelines that made people recognize what the program is doing and how to operate it. Nowadays, UIs are mostly defective, trying its best to hinder effective usage and hide/strip functionality. There
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by _y5hn 3y ago
Yep. Non-blocking threads was a thing in the 90's also. BeOS probably the poster-child of that.
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by _y5hn 3y ago
I believe it may depend on i3 version, but you can make it work with the no_focus command, and ie. any window title, all, etc.: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1379653/is-it-possible-to-st...
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by _y5hn 3y ago
UI was pretty much solved in the 90's including the problem of instant feedback. Then abandoned for shiny stuff. Personally I set up i3 to open most windows asynchronously, so my flow isn't interrupted. It's great, but takes
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by _y5hn 3y ago
Not just a front end problem. As a customer of facebook, netflix, hbo,prime, disney+ etc., it continually amazes that these expensive devs can't make the backend remember what I watched and not. Combined with an "engaging" fr
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by _y5hn 3y ago
Running Manjaro-i3 minimal edition quite well apart from expected lacks. But I don't need 3d accelleration.
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by _y5hn 3y ago
M1+ is quite fast hardware. If not for lack of hardware compatibility with projects based on x86/x64, it'd be the best option. I think Parallells give you more, but I do a big window in UTM over 2 displays which works quite well a
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by _y5hn 3y ago
Some stats show excess heat being trapped in global troposphere. Sea ice extent (click Switch Hemisphere - they like to hide this info): https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/seaice/ Sea temperature (breakout of seas
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by _y5hn 3y ago
We could theoretically stop all emissions today, and the warming would continue for decades and centuries from current CO2 in the atmosphere: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2012/jan/16/greenhou..

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