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@alcides There are very few successful replications of the study though

@alcides They claim that defensive mechanism in participant’s brain activated a fraction of second before the dangerous picture was even generated

Hey, does anyone know if quantum mechanics considers it possible for future events to alter the past? I'm reading this paper for my minor course on Controversies in Psychology. Apparently, they claim that quantum effects could explain precognition 🤔 doi.org/10.1037/cns000…

@graninas Thanks 😊

@oquechy Well done!

Is it me???? youtu.be/4LV8a8cz_w0

Who else was glad about boring white t-shirts at #ICFP22? 🙃

@rybl4 Yes, Arend is the best 😎

@oquechy Just looked at Arend, very cool! Never expected to be doing HoTT in InteliJ lol

Can type families and GADTs be considered dependent types?

@ChadNauseam @nikivazou @icfp_conference Yes!

Safe couplings by @oquechy at @icfp_conference

@_redmp @nikivazou @icfp_conference Thanks ☺️

@BartoszMilewski @pinkyandthejay Maybe ask them about general facts instead of personal opinions first? As a Russian, I was several times approached with genuine questions, e.g. about the effects of the war on me and my family. I was rather glad to share what I know and didn’t find it offensive at all

@pinkyandthejay I know, there are many Ukrainians who speak Russian. But how do you approach Russian-speaking people? Do you ask bluntly if they support the "special operation" in Ukraine?

I went to a wine store today, Total Wines. They attached special labels to Russian-named vodkas: Smirnoff-[made in the USA], Stolichnaya-[made in Latvia]. There were no Russian-made liquors.

@BartoszMilewski @Vanger13 In Russia it is not safe to publicly admit that you are against the war. By law, you get up to 15 years of prison for that. So, perhaps, anonymous polls would be less biased

@Vanger13 Polls are biased. But I've seen some independent YouTube videos where they approached random people in Moscow. About 60% would say: I'm with the president. Or I support our army. Many were openly against the war.

Found another job board. The positions look really great! nomady.work

If anyone knows similar initiatives in physics, social sciences, or other fields, please let me know! Many talented friends of mine are looking for research positions in this uneasy time 🙏🏻

Emergency PhD/Master/intern/research visitor positions for students from Ukraine, Russia, and Belarus golovnev.org/relocation. Please consider adding positions to the list if you are still hiring for Fall'22 or sooner!

@manuel__carro @nikivazou @IMDEA_Software @ERC_Research Congratulations @nikivazou 🥳🥳🥳

Congratulations to @nikivazou from @IMDEA_Software for a really deserved @ERC_Research grant! We are very proud of you! Kudos!

@ldvsoft @DmitrySayutin They have my respect 👏🏻

@oquechy @DmitrySayutin Maybe :) Twitter is well-known for very popular and retweeted content. I've seen only one platform that allows users to edit their posts while retaining full history for end users, and it's codeforces (who would've though, right?).

@ldvsoft @DmitrySayutin Facebook and Instagram allow editing post. I've never heard of any related exploits. Perhaps Twitter is more about news and politics so changing opinions on here can have worse implications?

@oquechy @DmitrySayutin My engineering experience and a fact that Twitter fails to load tweets for whatever reasons from time to time makes me think that would be a disaster. Also, don't forget purely UX reasons: imagine viral tweet is edited into an advert or worse.

@ldvsoft @DmitrySayutin Hard to imagine why it would be difficult to implement 🤔

@oquechy @DmitrySayutin Even Twitter memes about there being no Edit button. I have so little idea why.

@DmitrySayutin Ha, so it doesn't remove the comments! What more should I know about Twitter, Dima? :)

@DmitrySayutin Alright let me help the company to free some storage, I'm deleting this 🙃