DeWilde

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by DeWilde 4y ago
The Dutch have separate lanes for bicycles and a lot bicycle traffic goes through areas where cars don't even go.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Statistics also show that increased ice cream sale rate correlates with increased drownings occurrences. So that means ice cream causes drownings and that we should ban it? Or it happens that ice cream eating and swimming both happen during
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Metabolic rate isn't the same for everyone. I also can eat in large amounts and not get fat. Also don't think that because you are not getting fat that your body is in a healthy state. You can be really skinny yet get insulin resi
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Think of it this way, more people in your country means more economic activity, and a larger tax base. If you work a laptop job currently then assume that it can be done by anyone anywhere in the world. Wouldn't you want that person to
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by DeWilde 4y ago
> And the car might end up lighter than stock. This sounds like a good idea but changing the cars base weight can affect its security rating (more likely to flip over). Additional weights would have to be added in the places that it corr
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Besides the 10 minute morning breathing meditation exercise I constantly strive to be in the moment by manually breathing during the day. This especially helpful in stressful situations. EDIT Also consider the progressive muscle relaxation
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by DeWilde 4y ago
KeePassXC and combine it with cloud storage and you have a semi-self-hosted or host it on a storage attached to a network you can VPN in to and you have fully self-hosted password manager accessible from anywhere.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Police raids are usually enough to dissuade most people. That might be the reason why they were ignored.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
I don't deny that, each country has done or has the capacity to commit atrocities. Some just do it less. The third option isn't a fallacy if you are looking it from the perspective of that individual researcher who lives in a coun
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Swarm of drones could probably be countered by an opposing swarm of drones that search and destroy enemy bots. But yes, this does raise the stakes, and those without tools to combat these weapons are absolutely screwed. But you mentioned th
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by DeWilde 4y ago
I fully understand the terrifying outcomes but would have no problem building these systems to act as deterrent, or counter-force, to the people who would use these "innovations" for evil purposes. So there is a third option, alon
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by DeWilde 4y ago
The trouble is, there are undemocratic societies where this is being built as well. This drone swarm is actually from China. The reasons why we build these systems is to prevent the undemocratic societies gaining power over us. The threat o
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Makes sense, applying 100 IQ for 10 minutes give a higher intelligence force than applying 150 IQ for 1 minute. Totally scientific.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Yes, but the 5-6 hours you spend within a school alongside 3-4 hours you can spend on sports and hobbies probably out-competes just sports and hobbies.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
My company uses it still, there were some new projects recently started using it. It does the job of creating CRUD apps pretty well. For more performance intensive tasks .NET Core is used.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Of course, better opportunities may come without working hard. But in my case the opportunity was only realistic as I spent years preparing for it. If I'd spent those years doing and selling drugs the opportunity would've came but
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by DeWilde 4y ago
I'm talking from experience, my drive to succeed helped me to take an opportunity when it came. Otherwise I'd probably be selling weed on the corner. Or you think its better to evade temporary failure by embracing permanent failur
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by DeWilde 4y ago
> So those without mates are possibly not stable? Of course not. You can be stable and not be interested for a mate. Or as you pointed out, there can be huge friction between a person and their mate because of a job or circumstances. But
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Is that really an issue? If you are a stable personality finding a mate isn't that much of an issue. Especially today with high mobility and dating apps if you put your back to it you can find a partner.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Still better to instill expectations even if opportunity currently does not exist. If it arises one day that person will do better.
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AI Is Already Learning from Russia’s War in Ukraine(defenseone.com)
3 points by DeWilde 4y ago|1 comments
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by DeWilde 4y ago
That sucks, in Bosnia in most gyms you pay up-front for the month you are intending to use the gym.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Can't you just opt to pay in cash (or Credit Card) for every month you want to have a gym subscription?
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by DeWilde 4y ago
Yes, I was aiming for hunker down. Thanks.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
I think the south of Argentine is probably a better spot to duke it out during a full-scale nuclear war.
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by DeWilde 4y ago
> I have seen recently several discussions in the HN/Substack blog milleau about nuclear war “not being that bad.” I think that was a fear of death cope. Downplaying such events reduces the temporary anxiety of thinking about living
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by DeWilde 5y ago
But how accurate is that diagnosis, are there false positives and how much? I know, anecdotally, that some homosexual men are gender dysphoric during prepubescent age but grew out of it during puberty, and feel it would have been a mistake
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by DeWilde 5y ago
This seems shockingly dumb. I wasn't aware of such things going on in the US, my cultural knowledge on the subject of growing up in the US was of kids roaming around on their bikes all day.
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by DeWilde 5y ago
These would be categorized as crimes against humanity.
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by DeWilde 5y ago
Can you explain as to why you can't send children to play in a park? I don't understand, like far away or even near their home?

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