seotut2

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by seotut2 6y ago
I think that you will find that the very concept of "meaning of life" is meaningless. There is no concrete, real-world thing that it refers to. However, some people do attain a certain bodily and mental state where they feel they
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by seotut2 6y ago
How would that fix the actual problem? And how do you judge what is a worthy discovery and what isn't? As parent said, UBI would probably fix the incentive scheme, your solution wouldn't. You need to decouple the reward from the r
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by seotut2 6y ago
Top half of the main page, top half of the ask page, usually only comments (not visiting the pages themselves unless it is something very interesting to me). 3-5 times a day. On average, I open 10 discussion pages a day, and visit around 3
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by seotut2 6y ago
What do you mean by writing as a business? Copywriting? Writing fiction? Books? Web publishing? To me, the term writing is vague.
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by seotut2 6y ago
> It's stretching the Big Oh notation but it isn't terrible I'd say it is terrible. O(10) is O(1), and it doesn't make a lot of sense in this context (measure of growth to represent a scalar).
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by seotut2 6y ago
I guess this is a case of arguing by definition. Depression is an illness in as much sleepiness is an illness.
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by seotut2 6y ago
What's the point of this? Yes, I am severely depressed among other issues I am facing. I haven't had a job in 3 years, after burning out and started having panic attacks. The finances are so stressful that are making me just numb.
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by seotut2 6y ago
But I assume the SoC or the processor itself does have PCIe expansion ports, right? Internal GPUs should in theory work should the part be sold by itself.
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by seotut2 6y ago
This shifts the labour market, making a lot more jobs available and making it much easier to get a job for new people or the jobless. I don't think it would work well though. Ideas such as job guarantees for everyone often come up in U
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by seotut2 6y ago
I got the tarball from the official site, using Internet Archive.
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by seotut2 6y ago
I see this kind of answer frequently. In many places and situations, people are not so fortunate as to have a choice between healthy and non-healthy workplaces. "If they reject you for that, you don't want to work there in the fir
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by seotut2 6y ago
Unfortunately not in a position to help with advice. But I too am in a position that I'm struggling to escape from, and a steady income would be very helpful. Would you mind sharing how you created that income stream (of course, I&#x27
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by seotut2 6y ago
> The vast majority of people are greedy, uneducated and selfish. That's a naive view of human personality. The reality is that all people are "greedy" and "selfish" in that they consciously or subconsciously pur
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by seotut2 6y ago
> somewhat technically literate But doesn't know what IRC or freenode is, as illustrated by a comment in that thread.
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by seotut2 6y ago
Try to focus your attention on more productive endeavors. This is a very common phenomenon, people are attracted and in general have a positive bias towards powerful people, irrespective of how they acquired that power. That generally cloud
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by seotut2 6y ago
> People aren't the problem. The problem is people who have negative value. A person can grow more food, build more homes ... Resources on this Earth are limited. Things like space/real estate/ agricultural land etc. Ther
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by seotut2 6y ago
The juxtaposition of diesel tractors and permaculture seems a bit weird to me. Wasn't the point of permaculture to make it more sustainable, less resource intensive and less environmentally destructive? If you already have tractors and
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by seotut2 6y ago
I live in Romania and the main ISP (by market share) doesn't use CGNAT for the residential plans (FTTH). And I also never had any problems with any IP blacklists. That being said, I wouldn't necessarily recommend Romania to the OP
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by seotut2 6y ago
This looks like a spammy submission to me. You're selling something here but trying to hide it behind your story. HN does allow self-promotion, but it has to be done in good faith. Start the title with Show HN. And it has to be somethi
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by seotut2 6y ago
The same phenomenon is easily observed in modern-day Romania. There's a clear inverse correlation between the wealth of a region and the deforestation in that area. Also notice that the price of wood is fairly stable all across EU beca
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by seotut2 6y ago
And in Romania you get 50GB for 2 EUR (basically the plan is unlimited data, but with speed limited to 256kbps after 50GiB.). The speeds are quite good too, I personally reached 100Mbps on 4G on my phone in some places. The 5G plan include
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by seotut2 6y ago
Part of your brain is responsible for filtering out irrelevant information from your stimuli. There are large classes of mental illnesses that have elevated sensory sensitivity as a symptom, which is what you are describing. It's also
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by seotut2 7y ago
As this seems to be a fairly unknown project, some benchmarks against clang/gcc would surly spark more interest in the project. Afaict, the XOC infrastructure, released by Alibaba, hasn't seen any commits in the last few years. So
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by seotut2 7y ago
The OP is probably not a student, judging by his profile page, and GSoC is a program exclusively for students.
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by seotut2 7y ago
I noticed this phenomenon several times in my life, and I was sure it must have a name but never bothered to look it up.
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by seotut2 7y ago
An OpenBCI / OpenEEG and devices from that class (I'm building one myself right now actually, but based on the AD7771 (similar to https://github.com/neuroidss/FreeEEG32/ ) instead of the TI ADS1299 that O
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by seotut2 7y ago
Neurofeedback
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by seotut2 7y ago
Also, an EEG device is very useful for quantifying actual brain activity/Alpha-Theta wave frequency/amplitude/ actual meditation performance/progress. See also neurofeedback, some proponents of which have been promising
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by seotut2 7y ago
There are some benchmarks available on Geekbench with some of their current CPUs: https://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/compare/12754288?baseli... Single core performance / IPC seems more comparable with
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by seotut2 7y ago
Coming from someone who's lived and breathed programming, and excelled at it by most standards (topping national competitive programming competitions, graduating among the top 1% in college, having built compilers, OSes, an OpenGL game

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