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by intull 10mo ago
Is this what we are reduced to now, to snap back with a wannabe-witty remark just because you don't like how an idea sounds? Have we completely forgotten and given up on good-faith scientific discourse? Even on HN?
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by intull 10mo ago
I think what comment-OP above means to point at is - given what we know (or, lack thereof) about awareness, consciousness, intelligence, and the likes, let alone the human experience of it all, today, we do not have a way to scientifically
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by intull 10mo ago
IMO, that's a common misconception. The fact that it seems this way can be attributed misunderstanding, bias in data, and perhaps a poor treatment choice. Sometimes, it's also the best healthcare can do for now. Medical interventi
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by intull 10mo ago
Under-nourishment/malnutrition, traumatic incidents/events, genetics, societal conditions, bullying and abuse, and so many things are also all brain altering. Why do we not consider them so and turn a blind eye to all that?
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by intull 10mo ago
If you're horrified that we are in a world and society where a 7yo has been put in a position where antidepressants help them, yeah, that's understandable. If you're horrified that a kid is taking them, that the parents sough
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by intull 1y ago
It's really frustrating now that for every product/service, we have to go through the privacy policy carefully, especially when they're being written in increasingly generic verbiage. We pay for the product/service upfro
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by intull 1y ago
The worth and value of something, especially in art, is often assigned wrong in the moment. But on the axis of history, it has a life of its own. Just 200 years ago, in a world without most of the technologies we take for granted today, art
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by intull 2y ago
In some ways, it's the point OC makes — that it's subjective. It's a culture problem. In our profession, our conventional approach to resolve these kinds of differences is to reduce them to a specific set of conditionally app
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by intull 2y ago
Really appreciate this comment and perspective! In the larger context of immigration and brain drain in other countries, how the US also has one, but of a different kind. Ultimately, it's a loss of potential. I'd somewhat disagree
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by intull 2y ago
I think OP's title itself answers the question — they're wealthy, and most if not all things that he could really want in the world is a transaction away. "Constraints" are key to finding purpose and direction. There ca
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by intull 2y ago
There still is a double standard though. People from the wealthier first-world nations enjoy more international privileges — visa-on-arrival, stress-free travel, higher rates in currency exchange, dual citizenships, better societal structur
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by intull 2y ago
I like the idea! Rooting for whoever in the universe working on it! Meanwhile, I think you could actually "mimic" this by using OBS as a virtual camera and use multiple layers to selectively share windows. You can set an output vi
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by intull 2y ago
Neurodiverse people tend to think more in the abstract relative to neurotypical individuals (this could be a lengthy analysis and discussion of itself). When working with chatbots at a more abstract level, one may be more likely to leave wi
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by intull 2y ago
> ... and this ADHD-ish attitude ... How did "ADHD" enter the conversation out of the blue? If you're thinking this is how "ADHD-ish" experience is, I recommend you to check out /r/ADHD_programmers wher
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by intull 3y ago
Thank you! This is reassuring. I had thought of upgrading my Steam Deck once a new one comes out, but didn't expect one to show up this quickly.
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by intull 3y ago
HN folks, I feel a FOMO for this OLED version because it's just so cool, but I already own a Deck. Would you say there would be an OLED version again, even if limited in stock, in the future?
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by intull 3y ago
There's a lot more context to each of the bullet points that seem more dramatic than how it feels in real life. But I want to put the spotlight on the 1-year and 5-year plans - that there aren't any. I feel that phrasing doesn&#x2
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More Americans are retiring than ever before, and what that means(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by intull 3y ago|0 comments
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by intull 4y ago
Love the design! Are there CSS libraries which offer a look and feel like Tweek? I've been wanting to adopt similar designs in some of my projects.
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by intull 4y ago
> “Just” is a signal of simplicity. You are missing a point overall I think - “just” signals simplicity, but it also signals dismissal of the difficulty the other person (receiver of “just”) is having. In that situation, to ask them to “
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by intull 4y ago
I dislike how mean and critical HN can get sometimes. The article is clearly titled "A guide", not "The guide"! The OP link builds on top of using containerization / docker. Some find it useful, some would benefit f
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Nvidia Grace CPU(nvidia.com)
418 points by intull 4y ago|185 comments
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by intull 5y ago
Mostly, yes, unfortunately. Avocado oil is also quite highly processed but is the lesser among the evils. Extra virgin olive oil and unprocessed coconut oil are good. I've come to understand that reducing fat intake via cooking oils bu
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by intull 5y ago
OP and commenter have experienced opposite ends. Commenter wants to make sure that one’s life experience isn’t extrapolated to everyone else’s and generalized. You can relate more with OP than commenter but they are your individual experien
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by intull 8y ago
I checked in an another player I use. You were right. It's an issue with my player. Thanks!
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by intull 8y ago
This is great! It'll really help to catch up and get a summary. I like that there's a sound in between two items. That's thoughtful. I'd appreciate if the description links back to articles/discussions on HN or
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Architect explains why large development in LA seems to be luxury development(reddit.com)
123 points by intull 9y ago|59 comments
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by intull 10y ago
I used to play the first version of this game [1]. This seems to be more intense and faster. Oh, and you can get the music here [2]. [1]: http://phoboslab.org/ztype/v1.html [2]: http://nofatenetmusic.bandcam
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Physicists Detect Gravitational Waves, Proving Einstein Right(nytimes.com)
2011 points by intull 11y ago|483 comments
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by intull 11y ago
Martin Sustrik, the author of libmill was also interviewed in FLOSS Weekly podcast a month ago - https://twit.tv/shows/floss-weekly/episodes/358

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