Jolly

• Jolly 20 Nov 2013 23:02 UTC

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  on: Help the Brain Preser­va­tion Foundation

  I’m do­ing what I can to en­sure they win O:)

• Jolly 2 Jul 2013 20:41 UTC

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  in reply to: Jayson_Virissimo’s comment on: Post ridicu­lous munchkin ideas!

  This works. Donat­ing blood seems to im­prove in­sulin sen­si­tivity.

• Jolly 21 May 2013 15:50 UTC

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  on: Want to help me test my Anki deck cre­ation skills?

  Ping—did this ever hap­pen? I’m look­ing for good ex­am­ples of anki decks for book sum­maries be­fore I start cre­at­ing my own.

• Jolly 16 May 2013 1:58 UTC

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  in reply to: RomeoStevens’s comment on: Post ridicu­lous munchkin ideas!

  Do you have bet­ter sug­ges­tions?

• Jolly 14 May 2013 19:10 UTC

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  in reply to: mare-of-night’s comment on: Post ridicu­lous munchkin ideas!

  It’ll take time to adapt, and is gen­er­ally much eas­ier if you are eat­ing a low carb diet.

• Jolly 14 May 2013 18:58 UTC

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  in reply to: RomeoStevens’s comment on: Post ridicu­lous munchkin ideas!

  Smart­wool.

• Jolly 14 May 2013 18:56 UTC

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  in reply to: D_Malik’s comment on: Post ridicu­lous munchkin ideas!

  Speci­fi­cally, get these if you dont wear glasses or these if you do. I’ve read the wave­length charts for these, and know they block the spe­cific wave­lengths of blue light that we care about for mela­tonin.

• Jolly 14 May 2013 18:30 UTC

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  in reply to: mare-of-night’s comment on: Post ridicu­lous munchkin ideas!

  In­ter­mit­tent fast­ing solves a num­ber of these is­sues...

• Jolly 14 May 2013 18:28 UTC

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  in reply to: DanArmak’s comment on: Post ridicu­lous munchkin ideas!

  My dad changed his name when he be­came a cit­i­zen...and got suffi­ciently an­noyed at the has­sle that he changed his name back. Note—this wasn’t a ma­jor name change, he changed it from “Amar­jit Singh Jolly” to “Jolly Amar­jit Singh”

• Jolly 17 Apr 2013 17:04 UTC

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  on: Meetup : Austin, TX—HPMoR Wrap Party

  How many peo­ple come to this? I’ll be in town for the week­end (In­fosec South­west), so might be able to stop by.

• Jolly 17 Apr 2013 17:03 UTC

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  on: Colum­bus Mega-meetup Plan­ning- RSVPs wanted

  I’m likely to come (70%) , and could pre­sent if de­sired :)

• Jolly 10 Mar 2013 22:44 UTC

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  in reply to: ShannonFriedman’s comment on: Co-Work­ing Col­lab­o­ra­tion to Com­bat Akrasia

  Dreeves and other bee­minder peo­ple used to do po­modoro ses­sions vir­tu­ally to­gether start­ing on the hour, I found value in that. (this is where I got the sched­uled po­modoro ses­sions idea from) that I had sug­gested to you!

• Jolly 10 Mar 2013 22:41 UTC

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  in reply to: dreeves’s comment on: Co-Work­ing Col­lab­o­ra­tion to Com­bat Akrasia

  I en­joyed the po­modoro ses­sions we were do­ing in the Bee­minder chat :)

• Jolly 29 Dec 2012 2:12 UTC

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  on: Ri­tual Re­port 2012: Life, Death, Light, Dark­ness, and Love.

  My com­ments: See­ing peo­ple was great, ac­tual rit­ual was looong, and strongly trig­gered my ADHD. Which was mostly miti­gated by me amus­ing my­self with shiny led gloves.

• Jolly 30 Oct 2012 0:12 UTC

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  in reply to: Manfred’s comment on: [Er­ror com­mu­ni­cat­ing with LW2 server]

  This mir­rors my own ex­pe­rience—the way I’ve found to have the most in­fluence, and get the most done is of­ten not be­ing the one com­plet­ing the tasks, but rather the one cre­at­ing and doc­u­ment­ing the pro­cess/​pro­ce­dures, and teach­ing and train­ing other peo­ple to do the work.

  It’s also far more lu­cra­tive from a ca­reer stand­point! :D

• Jolly 5 Jul 2012 4:40 UTC

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  in reply to: drethelin’s comment on: Less Wrong Product & Ser­vice Recommendations

  I’m de­bat­ing just us­ing star­bucks VIA pack­ets, but Dave would prob­a­bly claim those have higher risks of mold :/​

• Jolly 5 Jul 2012 4:40 UTC

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  in reply to: drethelin’s comment on: Less Wrong Product & Ser­vice Recommendations

  I never pre­heat my blender (but note, I’m us­ing a stick, im­mersible style blender) And the way to pre­heat would be to make ex­tra hot wa­ter and dump it in the blender.

• Jolly 5 Jul 2012 4:38 UTC

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  in reply to: Eliezer Yudkowsky’s comment on: Less Wrong Product & Ser­vice Recommendations

  Wow! that is a great idea. Here I was us­ing black­out cloth and nails… Edit: A friend of mine in­forms me that this is com­monly used by meth labs...and may at­tract un­wanted at­ten­tion from au­thor­ity figures?

• Jolly 5 Jul 2012 4:36 UTC

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  in reply to: Dorikka’s comment on: Less Wrong Product & Ser­vice Recommendations

  To­tally se­ri­ous. I do pre­fer coffee for mTOR im­pacts, par­tic­u­lar­ily in combo with ex­er­cise/​in­ter­mit­tent fast­ing, but tea has it’s own set of benefits. But­ter Tea

• Jolly 5 Jul 2012 4:34 UTC

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  in reply to: wedrifid’s comment on: Less Wrong Product & Ser­vice Recommendations

  It prob­a­bly will im­prove sleep qual­ity, but I have yet to run A/​B tests and mea­sure it with my Zeo/​Fit­bit.