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And prostitution, unless of course you film it.
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> I'm also thinking long-long term. Terrorism isn't a seriously considerable risk to an individual American, but what about in 50 or 100 years? What if in the distant future, terrorist groups or weird death cults like Aum Shin
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I am also at a point where I don't trust anything coming out of the NSA or the US government. Maybe it's true or maybe they 1) transferred more domestic spying over to GHCQ or some other Five Eyes partner 2) transferred these resp
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US Marine Corps' Meme Warfare (2005) [pdf]
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> I work on a project for some months, delete it after completion and start over with a new project. Damn, that is hard to hear. Is it because you don't think the project is good enough? Will you get to a point where you don'
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I made and distributed about 500 copies of an underground heavy metal zine when I was 18. It was pretty cringe-worthy, but it is what is, and fortunately given the obscurity of the topic I don't think anyone will ever connect it to my
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I prefer cleans, but to each their own. Deadlifting is great too. For nerds needing inspiration to lift, it's worth checking out my personal favorite Youtube personality, the absolutely ridiculous clarence0: https://www.yout
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The idea I had is to let users monetize their own data, as in by default there are no ads or tracking, but if you choose you can turn them on and get paid to do so (and the site takes a percentage of that money). It could easily grow into a
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For any distance that takes less than 30 minutes, I almost always walk. For longer distances I ride a bike. Typically I'm walking to go exercise, and I find it to be the perfect warmup for that. I also find that it really helps my musc
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Your post is really fascinating to me. I do think it's possible to be happy living unconventionally. My life is also unconventional, though in a different way. Do you socialize online a lot? Do you work freelance at all or are you fina
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Yeah, I know. No idea why the ebook is so expensive :(
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A professor of mine named John Haiman had many interesting thoughts on sarcasm. His book "Talk is Cheap", which I unfortunately can't find a PDF of online, is definitely recommended: https://www.amazon.com/Tal
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> We need metals to live and prosper. Prosper maybe, but not live. You seem to simultaneously admit to knowing nothing about El Salvador or the "full story" yet regardless you have formed very strong opinions about how the citi
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I own almost nothing, and have lived on less than 400$ a month for the past 4 years. A bike, a laptop, speakers, a table and chair, a mattress, two fans, a backpack, minimal clothing, and some sports-related stuff are the only things of min
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> we are basically trusting them to not look at it. And trusting them not to lose control of the data. Given their inability to protect against Snowden, Shadow Brokers, etc. that is of course a reasonable possibility. It's also a
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> when you go on atheist forums, they never really seem like enlightened or happy places. That's because only dogmatic atheists would frequent those places. I am an atheist / agnostic, and have been my entire life, but I'
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Russian too, I'm pretty sure from watching years of tennis. Marat Safin, for example, and his sister Dinara Safina.
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Not interesting to YOU. And why that is, I'm not sure.
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One of the better horror movies that I've seen in a while, Hush, features a deaf woman as the protagonist. She is writing a novel in a cabin in the woods, but then is taunted by a psychopath and she has to fight like hell to survive.
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> Try to imagine a story about a weak man who cannot defend himself against a gang of three women who kidnap him, only to get saved by his brave girlfriend, who upon rescuing him promises him to stay by his side for ever. What's w
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> The fact remains that you're objecting to Newspeak in one case, but not another. No, they didn't.
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> It's odd. On the one side, so many of these kind of things feel cringeworthy and weird. It's all cringe to me. Can't believe that this makes it on HN, but post an article about drone warfare and watch it get flagged ha
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What's the pay like?
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And... I still understand nothing about category theory. Are there any more comprehensible primers out there or is this just a field of mathematics that I shouldn't expect to understand without years of prior study in other requisite f
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Python and Javascript primarily, but also some Bash and Clojure. I want to go deeper into Clojure, and learn Haskell, C and maybe Rust and Go among others.
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Very possible. If an Uber executive or PR person were particularly unscrupulous (would that surprise anyone at all?), another method would be to say something really insensitive in a thread like this and start a flame war to trigger HN'
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I am definitely also a functional strength advocate, and I'm not gung ho about needing to deadlift 500 lbs or something to be athletic. I personally prefer olympic lifts, because they force you to be explosive and I'm training for
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Wait until you get an injury. Professional fighters might be an exception because the type of workouts they do (like grappling) recruit many different muscles, but there's a reason that nearly all sprinters for example train with weigh
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I'm not sure that I agree with a lot of that article, but one piece really resonates with me. I had a chronic hamstring injury from sprinting (tendinitis, with a couple recurring minor pulls over the years) and physical therapy was a c
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Especially so if you combine weight training with something anaerobic like sprinting. I still follow a few basic dietary heuristics like not eating packaged foods, no sodas, and having the core of my diet be vegetables with lots of healthy
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