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by nednar 5y ago
Would you also conclude that the study shows evidence that in a caffeinated body the theanine's only work is to reduce the effects of the caffeine? What conclusions would you draw from that if you want to focus more?
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by nednar 5y ago
First time I'm hearing about this. Interesting! There was also the option for non-weapon volunteering services, which is what I did. If I knew about THW and that the time would count as well, then I might have done that instead.
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by nednar 5y ago
I hope Netflix can repeat their success from their movie streaming service by growing, supporting and maybe buying some indie devs. There is certainly a space between the $10-15 games and the $60+ games that has been explored in multiple wa
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by nednar 5y ago
If your capital does not grow from gaining more knowledge then invest a few hours into investment theories.
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by nednar 5y ago
Well, the "pyramid scheme" + "technobabble" is not totally worthless, if it enables the investment of "literally billions of dollars" in otherwise totally unproven technology paths, doesn't it? Finally the
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by nednar 5y ago
We can learn a lot from this about distributed, decentralized systems and their resilience. Caching as much and as local as possible, while accepting that the processes might have no network connectivity is key. This way each node, and whoe
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by nednar 5y ago
Decentralizing control over resources is a pretty interesting idea! Sad choice of name though. If you're anti something, the biggest your ideas can reach is the size of what you are against. One might, for instance, explore the "e
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by nednar 5y ago
> I messaged my local library Suggestion: Talk to the people face-to-face, and have a demo ready. If you tell them you want to do something for kids, in the demo there are free cookies, and besides offering the space they don't have
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by nednar 5y ago
Well, if vaccination does not protect you for a lifetime, but only for a year or so, and a survived infection protects you for a lifetime, then getting infected while vaccinated should get you the +lifetime bonus. And you will infect a lot
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by nednar 5y ago
For me, this would be a point where I would fully rely on the experts for deciding how to implement that step and check if the plan is feasible. I don't recommend executing such ideas without syncing with authorities and experts. That
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by nednar 5y ago
In many locations you have hospitals close by with covid stations. So you could bring the people to the virus.
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by nednar 5y ago
> The broadly-accepted imperative requirement is "vaccinated", as in "do not enter without a mask/etc unless you have been fully vaccinated". There is never a reference to "inoculated" (to wit vaccinate
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by nednar 5y ago
Thanks for sharing!
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by nednar 5y ago
If recovered people have longer term protection than vaccinated people (which is one possible interpretation of the headline's statement), would it make sense to first vaccinate someone and then expose them to the real virus, thereby g
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by nednar 5y ago
Who said after recovery you need vaccine? Probably you just need to share official documentation from your government and official health body with your family. Afaik, recovered and vaccinated are treated the same currently.
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by nednar 5y ago
Please provide context. Assume that I have no clue what is going on. I know there's freenode, which provides IRC as a service since forever, and there is this new thing Libera. Otherwise I didn't have time to investigate anything.
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by nednar 5y ago
Not affiliated with either side, but I saw that nobody mentioned the blog post by freenode about this topic yet: https://freenode.net/news/for-foss Sadly, it doesn't mention what they actually changed in their pol
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by nednar 5y ago
What is the purpose of this?
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by nednar 5y ago
You seem to have a very specific vision. Could you mock it somehow? HTML, Figma, Paint, Powerpoint, whatever? Quite curious about ideas.
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by nednar 5y ago
I would read his statement slightly different: In that perspective, the actual game is to cheat and not follow the rules. Everybody should do it, but the banker has an advantage. Thus, everybody hates the banker for having an advantage in t
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by nednar 5y ago
Yes, you can lose the meaning of all other rounds but the last. And if player strategies can maximize comebacks, then all the smart people will only focus on the comebacks and only the less experienced or relaxed players will play the actua
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by nednar 5y ago
One thing that fit people (e.g. a trainer or coach) usually forget is that the 1-4 hours they spend every day on training, prepping their bags, showering after the training, having a chat with the other training participants, is that the un
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by nednar 5y ago
Love the look and feel, love the page, love that it is open source. The one thing I wonder about is whether this is something anybody would pay for. I mean, if GCal would have a github project, this would be a single `feature request` type
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by nednar 5y ago
Wow. Maybe take a break, walk or smoke. The only thing I can really take from this long post is that you didn't know the category of product before. So, you don't work as coach, consultant, recruiter or similar. That's fine.
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by nednar 5y ago
Could you give people money and allow them to take a nap?
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by nednar 5y ago
Why do you associate high blood sugar with more sleep? Could it also be something else, like the cooking oil used with the veggies and meat/tofu?
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by nednar 5y ago
It might need some training, but it's possible. Especially when you are very tired from sleeping only 5-6 hours every day, it should be very possible have a very deep sleep even in a 20 minute "nap" (i.e., a real sleep loop t
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by nednar 5y ago
Sounds very reasonable. I should really do this more often!
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by nednar 5y ago
This is a valid argument for the discussion. I don't agree with it, but thanks for sharing. What do you think are Elon Musks talents that push his SpaceX program forward? In which area do you think that you could make a valuable contri
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by nednar 5y ago
The article assumes that most teams know and openly talk about what their weaknesses are. But is that actually a common thing? Don't we have a natural drive to ignore our weaknesses and blame them on others? It's a little funny, b

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