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Do you think you shops should be allowed to refuse service to anyone they want to?

Fake a bad connection on video chat. Stutter your webcam and glitches your sound

I don't think this will cause unrest in China. The NBA is popular but not that popular. The underground economy is tiny compared to the past and shrinking.

I believe trending is hand curated by youtube

I feel the same way about books. I much preferred scrolls.

What other good stories have you heard from them?

Wouldn't it make the most sense to vaccinate the most socially connected people first?

Aren't they are the most likely to be superspreders?

However it would be deeply unpopular to prioritize people with the most Facebook friends

I've heard Bag* (for £1000/$1000) in American rap songs.

I believe this came via grime (originating in cockney heartland Bow) musicians using it >

Grime fan/cultural superspreader Drake picking it up

*bag of sand = grand

I'm interested in deep learning. I'm worried that my lack of higher level math skills will limit my progress

How much math is needed for studying deep learning?

Any suggestions for good resources on math for deep learning much appreciated

I would also show TV shows.

For example Rerun the wire or the sopranos one episode a week

The patient actually started work as a carpenter

> To help individuals with delusions, the current findings suggest, it may be more effective to examine their sense of control and choices than to try to convince them with contradictory evidence—which, over and over, has not been shown to work.

The psychiatrist Milton Ericsson, when treating a delusional patient who thought he was Jesus, said 'your a carpenter right? Could you make me some furniture?'

There is a cult 70s novel about this way of living called the diceman.

The journey can be imaginary. Try to make the places memorable. And the close your eyes and walk round the imaginary route

It's a great platform. I highly recommend their react courses

I read a book from the library called how to develop a perfect memory by Dominic o Brian.

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Here is a discussion: https://artofmemory.com/blog/first-place-second-place-5806.h....

It made me much better at deliberately remembering information. I also believe it improves imagination. In the first place ( incidentally a phrase that originates in mnemonics) you are practicing making mental images. The less quotidian the better. Secondly you are required to put together wildly different objects to make easy mnemonics

Used the same one every time. I founded the easiest one to use was based on my house. The shorter the distance between objects the better.

A few years ago I got down to memorizing a deck of cards in less than 2 mins.

First assign a person for each card.

Use the initials of the card. So Ten of Hearts would be someone with the initials T H(eg Ted heath, Thomas Hardy). Choose a person that is visually easy to remember.

Then when you are memorizing the cards use the method of loci. Go on an imaginative journey with 52 places and put the relevant person in that place. It helps if the place is associated with an action. It also helps if the action is weird, rude or strange because these are the things we tend to remember. Similarly bigger, more colourful loud images are easier to remember than small dull, mundane ones. If you keep having trouble with an image /place then change it

I practised everyday when I had a spare 5 mins and eventually worked up to memorizing a full deck.all in all it took about two months and I learnt alot about my memory

Micropayments seem to work well in wechat. Users can tip article writers small amounts.

I think it's been successful because they have reduced the friction for tipping.

It's easier to know what is wrong that what is right.

You don't need a legal education to be a judge? Very interesting. Could you give some more information about this. Are judges elected or bureaucrats? How does someone become a judge? What parts of the US have this system?

What device did you view it on?

Interesting idea

Somebody posted it to hn

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Added this feature you can now use arrow keys or the mouse wheel

I removed this feature for compatibility reasons.

I think there are ways to do it but I couldn't get it to work. I believe chrome makes exception to this rule for big trusted websites like YouTube

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