Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
cbreynoldson
searching Neon…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
7 ms
·
1.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
2mo ago
It's unlikely that China would've become completely dependent on us in either case. They're good copycats, with incredible talent in engineering and manufacturing. They're aware that we depend on them for a lot - I think
2.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
5mo ago
No comment on the ethics; however, I think when people's instincts to survive kick in, many of these larger goals get sidelined. There's a growing belief that it's now or never as far as accumulating wealth, securing a house,
3.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
10mo ago
For relatively straightforward groups whose tasks are self explanatory and/or isolated, sure. For any kind of invention, however, I don't think this line of thought works. Alan Kay has said in a number of places that Xerox PARC (l
4.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
2y ago
Product seems like it could be neat, and around 0:34 of the demo video I thought I understood what it was, but after that I was confused again. Does it translate a question/wish into a set of questions? Is it just "I have a questi
5.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
2y ago
They aren't trying to "gain traction" right now. They are nurturing a beautiful little flame of a vision and documenting it for the world to learn from, and possibly be inspired by, along the way -- someday it will be more pu
6.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
2y ago
For those criticizing, think of this updated website more from the lens of art, less pragmatics. The Doug Engelbart "Mother of All Demos" functioned in this way as well. Can you imagine scoffing at Engelbart in the same way? There
7.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
3y ago
CBT-I was very effective for me - I'm glad someone is making it more accessible! Keep it up!
8.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
3y ago
Love the mission. Keep it up (literally)!
9.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
3y ago
A number of the side effects listed here are also known to happen on the "waking up" journey. Tinnitus, for example, is a thing we all have that our brain filters out for the most part. Depersonalization is an obvious (and sought
10.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
3y ago
Article's points shouldn't be taken as seriously as the general message: be just as aware of the invisible, negative forces that hinder employees as you are of the positive forces which stellar employees bring. Yin and yang. Impor
11.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
Long live Big Meaning
12.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
Reminds me of https://failflow.com/life
13.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
This is huge. Are you going to sell these as kits?
14.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
I think the post is a bit misleading (e.g. "for everybody" makes it sound like "everybody" can do something about this right now), but I think this comment misses the point of the protocol. This is (I think) supposed to
15.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
> You get what data structures made of links truly are: the triviality of a single node that becomes a lot more powerful and complex once it references another one. I don't think beginners actually make this connection for a while.
16.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
> Why do people keep working and earning more when they are set for life--what actual practical purpose does megawealth serve once you've guaranteed your standard of living for you and your offspring? I think this is the wrong quest
17.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
This can only end well.
18.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
You're right, they are. I misread the last sentence in the abstract.
19.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
Why is this pricing surprising (or bad)? Certain groups of people pay more (or less) for certain products, and the market reflects that. The alternative being proposed sounds much worse: price control (based on ingredients?)? Not all produc
20.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
More of a passive idea, but you could add potential customers on linkedin and wait until they mention anything related to what you do, then reach out via linkedin. Less pushy (you will need to still be doing the pushy kind of sales), more t
21.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
Here is one case: https://www.reddit.com/r/dysautonomia/comments/ut4c0b/recove...
22.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
Check out the stellate ganglion block shot - seems promising for long covid. Hypothesis is that the body is stuck in "fight or flight" mode, and this shot stuns a few of the nerves responsible "long enough" for the auton
23.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
Doesn't seem to update the diagram when I update the text field.
24.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
Cheering you on!
25.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
Cursor disappeared and I had to find a way to quit Chrome without it. Very frustrating. Re: rewiring the brain - these exercises feel like functional neurology exercises, were they inspired by those? "Neuroplasticity" is just a fa
26.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
"It usually descends into absurdities where you are supposed to find this rare unicorn brand that has the proper quality (for now, who knows next year!) then dose it at some exact time before bed time, but avoiding calcium or citric a
27.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
Important to point out, for those that try supplements and "don't notice anything different," sources (and types) matter. In this case, fish oil sources matter. Oxidation, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) matter. You can filt
28.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
Great stuff! I can see a lot of potential with this. I think most of the information you provide for each area are very useful. Love the focus on zipcodes - much better than a city as a whole. Couple comments: Some of the data/charts a
29.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
This makes some spiritual assumptions about things that are currently unknown and debated by respected people in related fields - one being that"everything" (or not) is sentient/conscious.
30.
▲
by
cbreynoldson
4y ago
Take up a new medium for expression (e.g. drawing, painting, music, etc.). Don't just learn the ropes and play others' works, either. Try to put yourself and your thoughts, ideas, feelings, into the medium.
More ›