HappyDreamer

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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
> Trust your gut. The scientific reason for why it’s telling you that will be explained later Usually that's good advice :-) In other cases, some people got bullied as children or grew up with a weird parent, and because of that fee
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
He got fired? Or moved back to SF?
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
> So, ban all competitions I wrote "not encouraging", that's different from "ban all". Why did you reply to "ban all" instead? I like MMA and UFC, however, the fighters get brain scanned to find out abo
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
> Wanna rock climb and take the risk? We should allow it That's different from broadcasting a free soloing climbing tournament across the world, and giving rewards to the winners (survivors) "Allowing" need not meen "
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
> [office chair back pain, finger injuries] isn't that much better But this generally doesn't case suicide And can be treated, by going to the gym. (I had back, knee, elbow pain myself, from office work — and the gym, made it
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
Maybe this actor A downloaded the data, then deleted the database, preventing others from accessing and selling the same data? Only A can sell this data now?
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
> Other people ... say ... If that happened to be online, and you happen to have a link, it'd be interesting to read
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
Definitely not just engineers -- that's how all humans function across the whole planet. That is, humans act based on feelings, and rationalize afterwards with logic (like you wrote). And some of the "logic" in this topic, is
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
I'm wondering if "Master" isn't the problem — it's "Slave" that's not so good. And, when changing "Slave" to e.g. "Follower", it makes sense to rename "Master" to "L
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
> talking to him may make you realize he’s in a lot of pain, and that he’s been hurt by a system larger than ... I'd look at fat-people-hate and beat-women subreddits more like bank robberers planning their next attack on a bank,
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
Thanks for linking the video. Interesting to listen to Jobs -- seems to me too that he argues against what Apple is doing nowadays. I actually 10 minutes ago had a look at how much a 32 GB Mac costs nowadays -- and it's like 2x more th
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
> people respond to incentives rather than intentions I like that way of phrasing it. I suppose it's good to keep in mind in ... all? parts of life. E.g. also if raising children? > Are there perverse incentives? Principal-age
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
> Soldering the SSD to the motherboard is an enormously horrible engineering decision And a good sell-more-laptops business decision?
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
> people follow incentives Maybe the less they care about the company's overall goals and vision, the more they follow KPI:s and bonus incentives. When there seems to be no overall purpose and meaning anyway (except for making rich
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
I think people would realize they're not that different from those other people in that other place -- they all share the same main problems. And maybe people would realize they're being manipulated by media and the "presiden
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
Sounds as if you could also say that all photos people ever take, should be accessible to the government and police, to protect the children. And things people say in their homes, need to be accessible to the police, to maybe rescue kidnapp
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
And is it okay if I ask how old was she? / are you? I feel sad to hear
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
1.5 Suicides 800 000 The traffic, and suicides, are the two main dangerous things for younger people in non-malaria and not-a-war zones. I was in an a little bit conflict zone recently, and people asked if I was worried and sai
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
> consistency properties on columns, and a nice "Yay!" or "Nope!" mark in the cell Plus maybe a column indicating what [the company behind the database] claims?
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
Couldn't this have been a business decision? Not about security? (just what they say?) To make non-App-store apps annoyingly unusable, so the App store will sell more apps, instead of people downloading in other ways? Just like Apple c
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
Here: sudo apt install audacity ('audacity' is a sound recording program.) Then try to sing along a YouTube song, listening to the song in your headphones, whilst singing into a mic — recording your voice only. Then play
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by HappyDreamer 6y ago
> If they aren't qualified to know when security must exist, they are not likely qualified to implement it Actually that's incorrect. It's simple to add a LetsEncrypt cert in the right way -- but not easy to come up wi
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by HappyDreamer 7y ago
Sounds interesting -- would you like sharing an example? I've read about SoftBank and WeWork but don't know much about their other investments
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by HappyDreamer 7y ago
> Swedish are not in love of big gatherings What? I think there used to be lots of big gatherings. Dance places with hundred(s) of people, crowded restaurants indoors and outdoors, picnic parks and beaches filled with people (in the summ
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by HappyDreamer 7y ago
But deaths is influenced by health care capacity. What about looking at number of people in need of emergency care? (regardless of if they get it or not)
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by HappyDreamer 7y ago
From the homepage: > self-hosted messaging platform How is it different from Zulip and Mattermost etc? I'm wondering how come you choose C++ (instead of e.g. Rust), when there're these articles every now and then about buffer
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by HappyDreamer 7y ago
What if there was a country flag or something, indicating where the CA was located -- in which country / jurisdiction? Then, let's say it's in China or Turkey or Kazakhstan, etc etc, then I would know that the politicians&#x2
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by HappyDreamer 7y ago
Facebook is like a mail server and address book, that at any random time deletes emails you got from someone (when s/he quits Facebook), and deletes that persons name and phone number. Like a phone book, that sometimes self destructs o
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by HappyDreamer 7y ago
Edit: flowing water = no fields, because plus and minus ions evens out, no net charge. However if one is small as a molecule and really close to the water, then I suppose one would feel the fields of individual dissolved salt ions passing b
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by HappyDreamer 7y ago
I hope you don't mind -- to me that sounds like an off-topic example. What you did, was good for you and the others. Whilst the one you replied to, wrote about doing things that would be good for you, but bad for others: > ... ben

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