Noos

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by Noos 6y ago
I'm not sure you can reduce it to traits in the method you mean. I think mostly it severity. I do think stress can have something to do with it. I mean, there is no "neat freak" trait; that's something people who don&#x2
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by Noos 6y ago
No, it wasn't a coworker; it was a customer's adult child they left with us now and then more or less to babysit. He didn't misuse it at all; the idea of "neurodivergence" would be impossible for him to get. It was
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by Noos 6y ago
To be blunt, I think a lot of people here misuse autism. The autistic person I had to deal with a lot of times had "difficulty" with social cues in that he was an adult that had no idea of not standing by others when they were wor
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by Noos 6y ago
It's hard to say things like kink or spaghetti monster are counter culture when they were routinely held by people in high positions of power in the culture and used to destroy or attack the impediments to capitalism. Atheism is capita
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by Noos 6y ago
It is not to free people, it is to free the abstract idea of people. This is how leftists are as tyrannical as everyone. They have a romantic idea of the poor which is not tied to their actual existence or wants, and act on it. Too often, i
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by Noos 6y ago
nah, if anything aggressive financial models seem to work better, because they increase the limit of what people spend on a game. People pay $30 just to own a mount now; and its easy to make a lot of mounts for people who buy them. A fighti
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by Noos 6y ago
Looking at my PS Plus library. Read only 2064 memories Amnesia Collection Absolver All three Bioshock games Bloodborne Cities: Skyline Conan Exiles Control Day of the Tentacle Dead by Daylight Fall Guys God of war 3 Guacamelee Metal Gear So
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by Noos 6y ago
You pay less with plus for most of the games. Like I paid $60 for the PS4 Final Fantasy 7 remake, when I could have waited and paid what works out to be $2. They threw it on PS plus. Like I literally at one point got 6 games a month from it
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by Noos 6y ago
Considering none of you want to pay full price for anything ever, get used to it. I don't see people complaining about how Netflix isn't making DVDs and Blu-ray for their content, or buying physical games even any more. You all wa
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by Noos 6y ago
You really don't see the benefit of paying USA $60 to rent 24 high quality games a year indefinitely? I mean really? thats almost a $1000 value. I mean literally, you will get more games (and AAA ones too) for pennies. I have PS plus,
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by Noos 6y ago
I too would like people to work to provide content for me for free, which is what you are asking. I'd love it if you enjoyed programming so much that you'd code a database for me, please. I mean, i see little to no upside of the p
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by Noos 6y ago
It's more or less a small amount of whales that can actually buy meaningful amounts of cosmetics though. Cosmetics and digital content are EXPENSIVE; for a person to get many we're talking thousands of dollars. $30 US mounts are e
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by Noos 6y ago
It hasn't been that much in the west, though. I actually own many otomate games, and generally they get discounted heavily after a bit. There's at least 5 on the switch right now, rereleases of code realize, piofore, collar x mali
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by Noos 6y ago
...try bringing your cat to the vet on a bicycle in a thunderstorm, or walking fifteen minutes with him in a moderate rain to your bus stop. Try going on a date with someone with no car, or working second or third shift and have to go home
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by Noos 6y ago
This part made me wonder. > So, if you were to buy an NFT from me, in a sense, you are buying STOCK in me because you believe that I (or my art piece) will continue to create more work and add more “value” to that stock over time. So ess
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by Noos 6y ago
no, we have formal education because not everyone is an autodidact and may need actual help in evaluating and learning skills. Many skills are not like computer programming. You're not learning physical therapy from coursera, or even s
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by Noos 6y ago
They generally aren't that high quality in terms of classes, and the humanities they offer are "transfer credits" when they aren't practical skills. I mean that there's little chance to go to a community college tha
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by Noos 6y ago
That's a "want" not a need. And that want, like a lot of wants in the tech world, was bought by making a pretty large attack surface theoretically that seems to have been taken advantage of, in the same way people "want&
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by Noos 6y ago
The hilarity to me is watching people who always derided school as a remnant of the industrial age that denied creativity and could easily be replaced by Khan academy or what have you realize during Covid just how important that model was t
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by Noos 6y ago
It's much too intimate a relationship, in a sense. You're throwing your imperfections, or maybe for a better word your total presence at a person. It's kind of like those people who when you ask "How you doing?" at
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by Noos 6y ago
Why would you want to be naked in front of a bunch of strangers? What is the special thing we are missing because of this?
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by Noos 6y ago
honestly i don't think they despise it; they seem a lot friendlier to it at least on social grounds. But everyone needs meaning; the religious force is in everyone, and if religion is weakened, well, transhumanism can easily replace it
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by Noos 6y ago
eh...to be honest Scott should have known that he couldn't have kept it up forever. he should have made plans to either be SSC or not; it was apparent it was way too big to expect it to be a side gig he does. Scott was dishonest to him
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by Noos 6y ago
We know height is hereditary too. But our attitude about it is that it's generally irrelevant to most people's lives, and not something people should judge on, give advantages for, or discriminate against. If you are at the extrem
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by Noos 6y ago
Again, they are not bringing racial and gender disparties up for idle conversation; usually what comes after is what they want society to do about it. All you have to do is say "okay, for the sake of argument what you say is true. What
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by Noos 6y ago
The problem is if the alternative is the same as the prior condition, why are they bringing it up? hint-it's to treat people not as individuals at all, the genetic basic of intelligence is generally brought up to justify discrimination
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by Noos 6y ago
I don't think this is fair, and I generally am not a fan of the community either. I don't think they are trying to impress each other, or are contrarian for the sake of it. I think it's a fair amount of legitimately smart peo
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by Noos 6y ago
A lot of the places have legitimate reasons for it. You drug test sometimes because drug users can and will steal you blind if they are addicted enough. You don't want drug users operating heavy or critical machinery, or in any job wit
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by Noos 6y ago
I do, and i see what the web has become now, and it makes me less likely to be giddy about the next new thing. I think we're at a point where the net is no longer novel enough to be magical, and we see the reality is a lot more mundane
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by Noos 6y ago
You're not being sent to deal with people who are more or less physically healthy though, or who aren't already agitated in a threatening way. And even if you "disengage," you still have the original crime; the homeless

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