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miika
26d ago
It’s interesting. Human baby is in ketosis when born, breast feeding maintains it. There is no essential carb.. Switching to ketogenic diet is cure for many health issues. Then again, I know fruitarian who runs ultramarathons. He eats only
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miika
3mo ago
Well.. feelings have never been a good way to measure quantities.
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5mo ago
Sometimes procrastination means I’m not even suppose to do it. Maybe I just overheard an idea that sounded something “I should do” but there is nothing more to it. How I hack this: I say to myself “I’m never going to do it” and there is an
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6mo ago
Yes but.. Amyloid-beta may be part of the innate immune system https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2010/03/alzheimers-as...
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9mo ago
It would be great if every major browser would add some kind of content policy settings in the preferences. Such as how do I like my cookies. Then web site developers could ask these preferences with API and act accordingly. Developers who
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Show HN: Cloud Piano – Piano with MIDI Keyboard. Instant and Effortless
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1y ago
This is how I cured my social media addiction. I turned my iPhone into pure utility device by uninstalling all the entertainment apps. I only allow music and podcasts as those don’t require my active attention. Then I have an iPad mini at h
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1y ago
I’m thinking what I could offer for the world if there was no computers or even electricity. I don’t have too many ideas and this article didn’t help. To continue working without coding, while still making use of coding skills and experienc
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2y ago
There was this super interesting new research.. https://www.sciencealert.com/alzheimers-may-not-actually-be-... Alzheimer's may not be primarily a brain disease but rather an autoimmune disorder where the brain's
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miika
2y ago
I used to explore similar stuff and prototyped something I call “Vanilla Components” but then in the end I fell in love with Web Components and quit React (and all other frameworks).
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miika
2y ago
I see it like this: after I have seen some colors and a ball I can then imagine a ball in any of those colors. In other words, everything I have experienced and memorized becomes this pool of resources I can imagine from. More I have seen,
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miika
2y ago
Sometimes it seems to me that many of us are in a state of permanent entertainment. It has become our default mode so any break from it may trigger even anxiety.. In my life I find that what works the best for my kid and for myself are p
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2y ago
If security is top priority, to me it starts from deciding what kind of data actually needs to be stored. Then the service is designed from that perspective. More sensitive data I need store, more I need to think about security as well (and
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2y ago
This Jelly thing is the first Android phone that makes me think about switching from iPhone to Android. I have been waiting for iPhone Nano for years. At this time Apple could make absolutely amazing mini phone if they wanted. Imagine somet
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2y ago
What about this? Accurate and Infinite Prime Prediction from Novel Quasi-Prime Analytical Methodology https://arxiv.org/abs/1903.08570
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2y ago
Ever since LLM’s came out many of us has been wondering these things. It would be easy to say that perhaps our attention and senses somehow come together to formulate prompts and thoughts etc what appears in the mind is the output. And ever
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2y ago
How do you define “thinking”? To me thinking is primary tool of communication between I and “me” and it’s entirely based on sound and language. Can you think without using language? When you have song playing in your head, how is that diffe
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2y ago
Maybe they shouldn’t be looking for the smallest particle. If space can be divided down to infinity then maybe there may be always smaller bits as you go deeper, but nothing as fundamental they’re wishing to find. Eventually they need accel
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2y ago
I quit using Oura ring and it took almost two years until I didn’t have that feeling in my finger that something was missing. With Apple Watch it took half year. Makes me wonder maybe brain adapts faster when you add something, and it takes
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2y ago
I took part in a test where they gave me three drinks which I tasted while listening to three different songs. In the end they told me all drinks were the same and I was very surprised! Pop music made it taste sweeter.
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2y ago
Our entire nervous system is neural network, gut has more neurons than brain, heart has neurons and it talks to brain more than brain talks to heart etc. It’s hard for me to accept this idea that it’s just about the brain. In many other are
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2y ago
Anyone can already make music
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3y ago
I asked from ChatGTP how many people would be required to lift 1000 ton block (if we consider slaves). “It would require approximately 19,753 people to lift a 1000-ton granite boulder, given the assumptions made regarding average lift capac
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There is the fallen Ramses statue that is 1000 ton. Supposedly moved 500 miles across desert couple of thousand years ago. There is this story about moving 80 ton statue, even this wasn’t a small task for modern people. https://w
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3y ago
The strongest mobile crane in the world can lift about 300 tons. While they are mobile cranes (with wheels) it’s hard for them to move in soft sand even without heavy loads. When they lift something they don’t move. There are some granite b
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3y ago
Interesting how someone dares to make such a bold public statement? Is this kind of article an example of being smart then? Meanwhile there are simple rocks in desert that we cannot transport even today with our modern equipment. Was there
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3y ago
Can some explain me, since I don’t know, but I have this idea that ideally quantum computer is like artificial neural network hardware which can change its connections in realtime. I just cannot help seeing how cubits are very much like pro
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miika
3y ago
Some good conversations on the topic here https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/560853/is-electr...
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3y ago
You say “if I ask you to choose” but if there is no free will then I cannot choose. Also if there is no free will then we cannot judge anyone, no matter what they did, because they didn’t have choice. Actually my argument is that the best e
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3y ago
There are always more than two choices.
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