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Malician
10y ago
I find the tendency of a distinction toward "teach girls how to be safe" and "teach boys how not to hurt" to be dispiriting. Boys can be hurt, too.
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10y ago
Yes. That's something you can forgive, but never forget.
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10y ago
It feels like they are hankering for a period of post-WWII prosperity caused by the decimation of the remainder of the developed world & great demand for American manufacturing, by a restricted labor market for women and minorities in h
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10y ago
Then most anything is not necessary. In theory, we could replace restaurants and kitchens with Soylent. I wouldn't want to do that, because food tastes good and I like having that option. On the list of things that are useful, Uber
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10y ago
I get the feeling that you have absolutely no idea how low depression can go. "Don't care at all about real food and can't eat" is decently common in the less painful stages.
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10y ago
I can cook! I've made Chicken Cordon Bleu! But cooking is never as easy as what you're saying. I get home, just thinking to figure out what to make is a pain and sometimes leads to not eating at all. I have to thaw the meat
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10y ago
That poster doesn't seem to be calling for anyone to lose their job or have their life ruined by using the term they don't like. Instead, the poster is saying that they just aren't listening anymore.
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10y ago
http://www.gallup.com/poll/163697/approve-marriage-blacks-wh... Even recently, 30% of older people support laws prohibiting black and white people from marrying each other. Only 4% of young people do. Twenty yea
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10y ago
You make a good point with your last paragraph: given the circumstances, if we held a vote on who should get to vote, the answer would not be one millenials would relish. Those calling for disenfranchisement of the elderly are not only mor
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10y ago
"Significant improvement" is 10 points on a 0-100 scale. Maybe others had what to their family would be significant improvement, but it didn't quite exceed the marker. With one intervention using donor cells in 12 months, f
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10y ago
If you believe in a deterministic world and no cartesian duality, there's no "spirit/soul outside the game" to do better or worse. Your willpower and moral goodness and empathy and adaptability are all the result of gen
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10y ago
possible explanation: subgroups / differentiation. The average across a wide populace might be much lower than the average in a merchant or intellectual class.
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10y ago
Lots of possible environmental causes 1. lack of very early childhood education/stimulation / abstract thought messing with brain development 2. epigenetic influence from parents' hard lifestyle, if you believe it is effect
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Malician
10y ago
Pidgin's facebook plugin doesn't seem to parse thumbs up or images, but works well enough other than that. Google hangouts/chat plugin works well, too.
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10y ago
I could have sworn I saw an earlier source where Hassabis said it would be SC2, not SC1. As an aside, the "best player in the world" referred to in the article is the SC2 player SoS. I think Zest is pretty commonly viewed as best
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11y ago
1. Facebook's algorithms determine who sees what you post. 2. I've noticed that personal pictures get a flood of likes, no matter how trite. Widespread distribution by the algorithm + people like them. 3. Making my own post wi
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11y ago
I know several (not dumb, either) people who overestimate gas and maintenance savings, ignore the time value of money when calculating the value of both, and simply don't account for all the risks that will come with the first just-rel
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11y ago
"There are already many substances (opiates, crack, meth to name a few), some that have been around for centuries, that give intense dopamine-release rushes." Yeah, but consider something that directly stimulates the brain - the b
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11y ago
Everything you say here is extremely condescending and assumes that you are more mature and experienced than the reader. I'm not going to toot my own horn, but I will say this about the aged elders I have met who were fantastic and res
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11y ago
Growing up, just about everyone I knew was strongly anti-drug. I don't like weed and I've never taken an amphetamine, cocaine, or any form of (illegal, or even potent-but-legal opiod); I think we have a huge problem with the leg
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11y ago
Yes! To a large extent the visible nature of digital technology is a reflection of the capability of people to take advantage of it. If we never progressed past the Commodore 64, we could still be discovering advantages and uses for it. A
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11y ago
"Some of them show very poor communication skills or a lack of maturity — this has hurt bitcoin’s ability to bring new protocol developers into the space." "Being high IQ is not enough for a team to succeed. You need to make
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11y ago
Marshmallow was released in October of last year. Samsung finally pushed it out and I won't receive it on ATT until quite a bit later this year.
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I really emphasize with what you're saying here. As a kid, I remembering hearing - "drink water" all the time. It never helped. I never once felt better drinking water than not. But no-one cared. "I'm already dri
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"Estimates say that 20% of all people experience depression at some point in their life. It’s a bit more common among women and half of all women experience depression compared to one in four men." .5 women + .25 men > .2 all p
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11y ago
That's not even the all of it. Modafinil can have a 15+ hour half-life and he took a dose which was obviously too large. It feels like he had an expert compose a list of "things to do horribly wrong" before starting.
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11y ago
He checked off a list of prequisites, but did little to nothing to actually prepare himself. It's like he didn't even read the side-effect list or enough accounts from other users to have an idea what to expect. He comes up with
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11y ago
"It's really hard" does not lead to "so there's no point trying." Facing 1/3 the builds increases your success rate drastically.
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11y ago
Have you seen this? http://kiriakakis.net/comics/mused/a-day-at-the-park (It's one of my favorite serious comic-works and is basically a telling of your exact point.)
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11y ago
Knowing what race you are facing allows you to pick a build which is defensible against the greatest number of early strategies common to that race (you know if you might get hit with six pool, 4 gate, or bunker rush.) It's relatively
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