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Buzaga
14y ago
I really can't understand how so many people take this mental illness/disorder stuff for granted, DSM and mental disorders have 0 science in them, the "diagnosis" are based on bullet points and these are decided by a committee or something.
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14y ago
not even psychiatrists know about their diagnosis, since there's no scientific method at all there, just bullet point stories to try to match with the pacient... so I'd suggest not trying to diagnose people over the internet too
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14y ago
there was a post some weeks ago(by 37signals? don't remember) on how to treat this "telecommuters will feel/be seen as 2nd class citizens"... it's an important consideration...
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14y ago
and the website's still horrible...(I'm a user)
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14y ago
"Hey you piece of shit did you break the filtering?" made me lol so I forgive him :P
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14y ago
Youtube needs a takedown.
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14y ago
------------------------ to: privacy@quora.com Subject: Delete my account the e-mail for it is: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx thats the link: www.quora.com/xxxxxxxxxx --------------------------
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14y ago
Basically, because this type of maneuver is low and shitty and we can see it most people won't even know it happened, new users will have to discover by themselves, a lot of people will not like but won't care enough to opt-out, most who re
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14y ago
I believe most sites that reach really-really-big scale will have to start the technology carousel for optimization and etc... it's kinda hard to resolve this, because it seems to be a point of really massive scale while other's that are "v
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14y ago
yeah, sure
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14y ago
well I was just trying to make the point on the implications some forms of viewing things and doors they leave open but I guess this is also aching to political/ideological views, as I am very libertarian... Anyway, this argument has lost i
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14y ago
you're kinda authoritarian aren't ya? basically, if I got it right, you think that if anyone uses their freedom as an individual to act in any way you and the collective consciousness you follow disapproves then it's ok to limit that person
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14y ago
Putting a little more thought into this, I think good comedy is always intelectually stimulant... the unusual parallels bend your perception of things, bullshits we all passively accept are mocked full up... its the type of thing that mak
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14y ago
www.cracked.com is one for me, seriously
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14y ago
having the choice is the fundamental thing for fucks sake, what world do you live in? sheep
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14y ago
Facebook is social in the way 'the cable guy' is social
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14y ago
it was a feature and I planned to use it in some way, didn't even know it was gone... did not understand where did this come from
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14y ago
where's Facebook going with this, seriously? I already leave almost every group I'm forced into(cause I can't chose if someone 'invite me' to it), the two I decided to keep I barely ever look and have to change the settings so that shit sto
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14y ago
anyone else thinks they'll be building a market around this too? buying/selling models, scenarios, props... seems like another jackpot for Valve
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14y ago
any info on an API to the events?
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Ask HN: Are we addicted to screens?
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15y ago
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15y ago
My take: Stallman probably thinks of freedom as the most important right, so he'd probably tend to "the less I depend on society, the better" line of thought and that's what happens, if you live completely immersed in society, you need mone
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15y ago
I`d say any activity that lets your mind wander is helpful for creativity, Ive had a lot of 'clicks' while drinking... If you don't like drinking, don't drink, I honestly don't see the point in drawing a line on how people you don't even kn
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15y ago
I mean, I can get annoyed looking at this bootstrap list too, I also believe the least that should be done is try to custom it a little so it doesn't look just like another bootstrap page... but again, webdesigning is a PAINFUL(and I mean i
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15y ago
Websites and projects that are meant to be used by non-techies probably wouldn't regard this as an issue... of course since we are techies we notice at the first hit of the eye, but normal people? my guess is that it will take much a bigger
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15y ago
This option appeared to me, but I didn't understood what they meant with it and opted no... I wonder if it confused other people too
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15y ago
getting ruby-debug to work with 1.9.3 was one of the first things I done after trying 1.9.3.. it wasn't hard or time consuming, I don't even remember what was the fix.. so I don't get this complaints... I don't have bundle exec issues... ti
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15y ago
whats the fuzz about bundle exec? that annoyed me for some time but it's sure gone for some time that I don't even remember it anymore..
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15y ago
I didn't get very defensive here, you and I probably understand(even more considering it's 2012 and there's a lot of different stuff now) that a lot of this things are not 100% certain...but you gotta admit a lot of things are true of the p