rulalala

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by rulalala 2y ago
It is a nice tool, seems early stage. Coincidence: I just adopted Joplin, it does all I need, it would benefit from some network analyses of semantic concepts but that would be Perfection with little value at the end...
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by rulalala 2y ago
Specialised online gaming once per week, soya lecithin 3 per week, gingko on key days or max twice ler week. Other supplements in rotational basis. Only a supplement per day, only 3 days per week.
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by rulalala 2y ago
The problem is the spreading of it, and given human social dynamics, there is no permanent solution.
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by rulalala 2y ago
I remember reading these passages and having the intellectual temptation of thinking in these lines. Ok but somehow a forced connection?
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by rulalala 2y ago
Would that not be a form of self consciousness?
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by rulalala 2y ago
I imagine this thing organising my agenda for the rest of my life
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by rulalala 2y ago
Please do you have in mind a sample of this content oriented for younger generations? Thanks for your time and consideration.
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by rulalala 2y ago
The research community is talking about creating a body to summarise existing knowledge for the public and decision-making communities --- the IPCC sort, but no one knows why is it not happening yet.
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by rulalala 2y ago
A tough question indeed. The literature IMHO only covers some limited aspects and partial views to the whole system. Then there is the paywall problem for scientific literature. Honestly I don't know where to start. EDITED: A suggeste
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by rulalala 2y ago
I am a food system scholar and endorse this 100%
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An emission-state-switching radio transient with a 54-minute period(nature.com)
2 points by rulalala 2y ago|0 comments
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by rulalala 2y ago
Because it is always omitted that we have no Phosphorus available to realise its potential....
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by rulalala 2y ago
Oh the collapse of frontiers, that Fearful catastrophic event of our time, that we need to keep mantra-ing, less we forget the dangers of migration.
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by rulalala 2y ago
Lots of young 30ish ladies in Japan cannot have children because they are taking care of their elder parents. Just mentioning this bit, that is often omitted in the debate.
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by rulalala 2y ago
And still it is commonly incompletely answered.
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by rulalala 2y ago
I see the mental health issue.
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by rulalala 2y ago
Yes, but how can I long-term keep it organised and handy after a notebook is complete?
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by rulalala 2y ago
Important. Before reading this, and in the light of ongoing H5N1 events in Twxas, at home we started drinking bottle milk from the normal supermarket shelf (before we were drinking it from the COLD shelf). So the way I understand it, is tha
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by rulalala 2y ago
The frame was rebuilt by reading "Master Your Emotions" by T Meurisse. About the limits, just don't.... Good luck.
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by rulalala 2y ago
NY has these old quirks, strange for me too coming from Europe.
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by rulalala 2y ago
Reminds me of arriving late a winter night into a mountain shelter at 2000 m. after 6h of approximation... to find that another team arrived earlier and consumed all the means to start a fire, failing on it. My companion digged out some pap
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by rulalala 2y ago
Losing my job in my mid 30s, and changing career trajectories with 2 children. I learned my own limits. And importantly, that we are how we frame ourselves: a loser, a victim, a believer, or someone humbly exceptional. Thanks for asking.
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by rulalala 2y ago
Universities are rigged by internal politics. In this case the guy will be hit by external politics later than sooner, but this will set little precedent for exemplary behaviour.
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by rulalala 2y ago
Grey area? Entire disciplines and research areas (theoretical macroeconomics, string theory, ...) could be so.
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by rulalala 2y ago
Yain, meaning yes and no, because of shifting baselines and other co-occurring dynamics, perhaps there are other natural and man-made uses already taking place?
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by rulalala 2y ago
I sympathise with the struggle of losing a major specie, and of course the cultural significance is great and will never fully vanish. One thing is to protect nature, another to reject somehow inevitable change happening all the time. A leg
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by rulalala 2y ago
I mean surely populations would exist, bit the spatial and cultural significance of the species is gone. And, for how long do we want to believe that environmental change (including fungus) can be frozen in a specific time moment that shoul
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by rulalala 2y ago
IMHO this is a romantic effort, no one can plant a tree species at such a scale.
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by rulalala 2y ago
I apologise, I found the answer here: https://openreview.net/group?id=OpenReview.net/Anonymous_Pre... Still, I would like to use this mechanism to keep my blog posts as records of my thinking lines. Would blogposts qua
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Ask HN: Anonymous Pre-Print with DOI?
1 points by rulalala 2y ago|1 comments

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