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pillefitz

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Interests: Reading, Pilates, Foraging, Running, Entrepreneurship, Data Science, DevOps, Fintech

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pillefitz
·6 giorni fa·discuss
This doesn't sound like a serious question
pillefitz
·mese scorso·discuss
Thanks for sharing! This all sounds good, but like another poster said, most of it can be experienced without killing other humans / oppressing other countries. Seems like a huge sacrifice just to have fun.
pillefitz
·mese scorso·discuss
What's so great about the army? To me, it appears to be one of the most unethical occupations one could have.
pillefitz
·mese scorso·discuss
You are a disgrace calling this genocide "self-defense". Seriously. Denying civilians access to fresh water, ambushing ambulances and now blaming the victims? This is utterly disgusting.
pillefitz
·mese scorso·discuss
This is not the point OP wanted to make, and you seem smart enough to understand that.
pillefitz
·mese scorso·discuss
Unfortunately, I get terribly tired and brain-fogged from even small quantities. Anyone else experienced this?
pillefitz
·2 mesi fa·discuss
You can't be serious.
pillefitz
·2 mesi fa·discuss
Back in the old days, presumably you made friends wherever you went
pillefitz
·2 mesi fa·discuss
https://motorolanews.com/motorola-three-new-b2b-solutions-at...
pillefitz
·2 mesi fa·discuss
Selected Ambient Works!
pillefitz
·2 mesi fa·discuss
More like Eigenvectors/-modes of the mind, which certain stimuli amplify into resonance
pillefitz
·2 mesi fa·discuss
So you're saying that life isn't a farce? Or that it is, and poor people don't ponder it? Just expressing disapproval of rich people?
pillefitz
·3 mesi fa·discuss
Unfortunately no. It's my inference, given that 23andme didn't find any genetic indicator (CYP1A2) for slow metabolism, which is in line with my experience I got more sensitive over time.

So it must be some other mechanism that diminished enzyme production. Some of my liver (were those enzymes are produced) values were elevated over the last few years for no good reason, and I suspect the two could be related.

It's a bit annoying, as I'm reacting to trace amounts of caffeine in coffee, tea or chocolate, but I'm more worried about all the other, possibly carcinogenic, environmental toxins my liver won't be able to filter out.
pillefitz
·3 mesi fa·discuss
You're right, unfortunately. How naive of me to think that at least the HN audience would care.
pillefitz
·3 mesi fa·discuss
Please consider the ethical aspects of giving money to OpenAI versus alternatives.
pillefitz
·3 mesi fa·discuss
It's less about the strength of coffee than about your metabolism. I used to be unaffected by caffeine, and now it takes a few sips in the morning to mess with my sleep in the evening - sth that started happening in my twenties I believe, possibly liver-related.
pillefitz
·3 mesi fa·discuss
I've been struggling with early waking for a few months, and recently experienced improvements by meditating before bed. Have you ruled out sleep apnea?
pillefitz
·3 mesi fa·discuss
I wouldn't hold it against anyone wishing my great grandfather shouldn't have existed for playing a minor role in Nazi Germany. Altman is in cahoots with a government that just a few days ago threatened to end a whole civilization. So no, I don't understand where you are coming from or why you're disgusted at the comments you linked.
pillefitz
·3 mesi fa·discuss
The former are doing way more damage to civilization
pillefitz
·3 mesi fa·discuss
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