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> We report our latest estimates showing that the incremental economic burden of adults with MDD was $326 billion in 2018, 38 percent higher than in 2010. This way of thinking is fundamentally responsible for our societies being so susep
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> I doubt ' Fix your life in 6 to 12 months by making hard choices ' would sell all that well. These books offer quick fixes which aren't practical. I'd question this. It's my impression that this is currently th
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If Abagnale is lying about his past should I feel scammed? The question feels very meta - like some Zen paradox.
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It's not my cup of tea. But I don't like the general "celibacy is bad and turns men into criminal pedophiles" agenda.
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So are sugar, TV and status symbols.
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> [obviously misguided] purity culture As far as I understand it celibacy of men devoted to religion or spiritual endeavours is not about "purity" but total focus. And I don't think that is misguided. It's just very r
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wow - now that you mention it. a smartphone with an eInk display. that would be rad!
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I'm the last person to judge you. I myself am most certainly not "sane". My coping strategies lead me away from work. I need to maintain balance to actually work. Not even sure if I even have a real coping strategy. I do brea
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I don't find his explanation convincing. He totally overworked for a long time, probably didn't exercise at all, didn't do anything at all - this by itself is likely already a symptom of an underlying issue. No sane person wi
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It's a bit too obvious to have potential for a discussion ...
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Can you google "feynman quotes women"?
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His relationship with women seems pretty immature and very geeky to me.
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> I couldn't find primary Turkish sources The Turkish government doesn't acknowledge the Armenian Genocide. And because it's punishable to do so there might be no "Turkish" sources at all. I use quotes because ob
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by 74d-fe6-2c6 6y ago
Your reasoning might hold for an average user but not for a billionaire like Musk. He'll obviously have very smart people research and design a cycle for him that mitigates the usual side effects. With calorie intake monitoring, vitami
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I'm also curious to understand more about how Git comes into play here.
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https://youtu.be/p1KolyCqICI?t=1958 Here it says "Enterprise".
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> Those questions reveal a lot about the candidates intention too, But in a different way. I want to be rejected by a company that doesn't acknowledge overhours f.x. Seems like you're the type of applicnt who is so obsessed wit
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For German companies the following questions come to mind: - How are overhours compensated? - After how many sick days do I have to provide a doctor's certificate? Both are tough to ask - but they reveal a lot about the culture. After
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Sure. As long as you're able to deal with nobody else sharing that pride, expressing gratitude, offer a reward or even notice your feat. Then you're set. If not - you're up for a rude awakening many years later realizing that
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> On the other hand, when you just go in to work, do a reasonable amount of effort, then you can work better with others with less stress, and in the end, who cares about "those few extra units"? That's exactly my MO. The
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- preinstalling excellent software like McAffee for virus protection
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I just googled that FLoC stands for Federated Learning of Cohorts ... excuse my superficial knee jerk reaction but I feel like nothing good can come from something named like that.
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Why would you use CDK with Terraform instead of CDK with CloudFormation? The latter seems like a more reasonable choice as it is native to AWS.
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> As Stephen Porges, PhD, a psychologist and the creator of the Polyvagal Theory Funny. Just yesterday I googled "polyvagal theory" after accidentally stumbling upon it after googling for "HRV training" after hearing
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Because HN is going yellow press ... I mean there are all the time debates about what belongs here and what not. Bottom up - if something reaches the front page it belongs here. Top down - this definitely does not belong here. It's sim
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It's actually not too uncommon - mostly due to the rising popularity of poetry.
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Are there Android apps for that?
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Can somebody confirm that this is reasonable and state of the art? Or is it just a "look what I can do" type blog post?
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> As an aside, I know Elon Musk's ambitious projects get mixed responses here on HN, but one thing he keeps referring to (and which resonates quite strongly with me) is his vision for an alternative future which excites us and inspi
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> but because no one had any alternative vision for a different kind of society, they just accepted this sense of total fakeness as normal. I don't believe that. Of course there were people with alternative visions. They just happen

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