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Darge··on Pink noise reduces REM sleep and may harm sleep quality
Random anecdotes might be less biased. For example, no pressure to publish nor sell a product.
Darge··on Ask HN: Do your eyes bug you even though your prescription is "correct"?
Apologies if not helpful: have you tried consulting an AI?

(This is not medical advice)

Darge··on Show HN: An app that takes your money if you don't reach your goals
Do you have any recommendations on how to achieve your goals?
Darge··on Roman soldiers were side-hustlers
Does anyone know any books that talk about such topics?
Darge··on German Bundestag Passes Whistleblower Protection Act
Can you provide more examples of the EU following US?

I think there are plenty of examples of the opposite: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brussels_effect

Darge··on The end of Apple’s affair with China
The "average salary in Poland" you are mentioning is a very specific measurement based on companies that have 10 or more employees. This measures only a subset of workers: in particular, it does not measure the salaries of school teachers. The true average salary in Poland is lower than that.

I suspect that you do reach the average salary as an experienced teacher.

Darge··on The end of Apple’s affair with China
> Like, teachers are paid 2000-3000PLN

Can you please provide some sources for that claim?

For example [1] says that the lowest, starting salary is already over 3000. And the salaries for teachers grow with work experience.

[1] https://notesfrompoland.com/2022/10/12/polish-teachers-among...

Darge··on A/B test improved your website's conversion rate? Not so fast
Question to HN folks: What are, in your opinion, the best resources for a Computer Science graduate to learn how to apply statistics like this?
Darge··on How quickly can you remove spaces from a string?
Does anyone know how to do such a benchmark?
Darge··on What If Evolution Bred Reality Out of Us?
>certain dogs being able to recognize conditionals but not predicates

Could you elaborate on that, please? That sounds very interesting, but I couldn't find anything on my own.