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tenkabuto
5y ago
The site owner has since fixed the issues that were making the search form get hidden on smaller screens. :) (The issue was fixed screen elements.)
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tenkabuto
5y ago
For mobile users, I couldn't see the search form on the website until I enabled "Desktop Mode"/"Desktop site" in my mobile browser. Cool site and helpful! (I just emailed the site about this.)
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tenkabuto
5y ago
Yeah, it seems like you're doing pre-mortem analysis on your conscience.
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tenkabuto
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Oof, from just reading this I felt my shield start to drop. I wonder how much the present work-from-home situation has insulated people from this, as people can't just be invited to check out a company when the company is remote.
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tenkabuto
5y ago
Regarding humans making light, is this what you're talking about? https://www.livescience.com/7799-strange-humans-glow-visible...
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5y ago
How I interpreted these before seeing this comment and its children: > OnlyFans bans porn: over 1000 comments. > Tesla announces humanoid robot: 190 comments. > Rain: 1 comment, after 7 hours.
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tenkabuto
5y ago
I agree. However, I've found the topics of his episodes less and less interesting lately.
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5y ago
My site is a static view of my public wiki. There I try to keep main pages that I refine over time, but so far I've mostly written bloggy updates that relate to the main pages (like distinct entries into a Discuss page on Wikipedia):
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5y ago
It autosaves to the filesystem whenever you make edits. Until you hit save, though, it saves them to a separate Draft file.
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5y ago
I'm feeling out how, in my free time, to have fun again and still be somewhat productive. I've been kinda burned out for a while. I've been skateboarding more and reading my books about statistics in a no pressure, leisurely
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Yeah, I had similar feelings about the self-help/personal development/business "literature" space, and it drove me towards learning more about philosophy. A big thing that frustrated me was a lack of critical thinking, e
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5y ago
Which photo(s) is tainted?
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> Academic freedom has been weaponized, cut loose from its traditional mooring in intellectual expertise (as has been argued by intellectuals expert in the subject, such as Robert Post and Joan Scott), Huh. This phrasing suggests to me t
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5y ago
> Oakland Resilient Families takes the guaranteed income model to new heights, with 600 families targeted for payments. The project, funded solely from philanthropic donations, has raised $6.75 million to date, of which it says at least
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Researchers at NIST Put Cloth Face Masks Under a Microscope
(gizmodo.com)
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6y ago
Nice! I hope we can eventually filter by multiple tags. EDIT: I think the idea of the Data Shop[1] is pretty brilliant. I might make something like that. [1]: https://blogsurf.io/data
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6y ago
It seems like you can't do quizzes without paying, either. :/ Difficult for learning more math without finding relevant quizzes elsewhere.
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tenkabuto
6y ago
Could you please add a link to click through to the HN page for the submissions (and comments?)? I like to favorite posts on HN, so I need to click through and favorite them here.
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Parts in Motion: Skating with Matt Tomasello
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There's a good video version of this update: https://youtu.be/ULs5gOiLrfY
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Thanks for describing the Lucas critique in this way. I went to look into it more and the wikipedia page[1] doesn't spell this out nearly as clearly as you put it, so thank you for the added context. [1]: https://en.m.wikipe
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Andrew Gelman posted a good response to this: https://statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/2020/09/07/day-scienc... (I found this while trying to find a definition of "day science" and "night science
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As someone with a site like that, I've found it to be very freeing to just publish some thoughts and tweak them over time. When I tried to blog, I felt too much pressure to make something super high-quality and definitive, that will st
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I found this list of sources (of recorded talks about economics) yesterday and was quite impressed by how many resources it links to. I was curious to see if it had grown since near the beginning of the pandemic, and sure enough it has grow
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Growth in the AEA's list of Online Seminars between March 29 and October 6
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Yeah. I tried looking for some alternative service, but Bing's custom search is paid and has even lower limits.
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I wonder if there's a limit on how many URLs it can search and if I can import a list of URLs rather than inputting them one by one. EDIT: It appears that you can import URLs by pasting in a list once you've made a simple search e
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That's an interesting distinction. It's like simply documenting that a bug exists versus arguing that a bug exists and should be resolved. The latter feels similar to making a feature request, which can also be done in Issue track
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This makes me wonder how effective a Jetbrains model would be for publishers. Pay once to receive access to the entire archive as of the date when your subscription ends. Or a one-time payment to just get access to the archive as of the pay
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6y ago
Here's one such app, for people that are interested: https://shootismoke.app It's currently giving me 2.3 cigarettes per day, and I live a decent distance away from any of the fires (Sacramento, CA).
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