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by Pamar 3y ago
I upvoted because you just taught me a new word (Limerence)...
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by Pamar 3y ago
Ah ok, that would make sense, thanks) (Btw, recently I had a guy who seemed legitimate in wanting to buy my stuff... I asked him to send 120USD... to a charity and just send me the paypal receipt. He stopped answering my messages when I ask
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by Pamar 3y ago
This is super interesting to me. I am an amateur artist and I publish my stuff on instagram (@pamar). In the last year I had multiple cases of people contacting me out of the blue and asking if I could draw a picture of their nephew's
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by Pamar 3y ago
Yes, thanks for this hindsight. This is definitely another problem with Astrology as a "cure". Tarot is a bit different, at least in the way it is used by Jodorowsky and other who were influenced by him. You turn up a card and st
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by Pamar 3y ago
Yes, of course. Having someone listening to you, attentively, is great. It is also a key point of actual therapy. Fictional example: https://terra-ignota.fandom.com/wiki/Cousins
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by Pamar 3y ago
To be more precise, I generalize the tendency that people have in trying to "externalize" their problems. And "traditional therapy" can have the same effect: "whatever, the root of all your problems is your parents&
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by Pamar 3y ago
Well... not anymore, yes. But at the start of the Science (I mean Astronomy) the two things were basically indistinguishable and some reputed Astronomers (e.g. Mason & Dixon) still dabbled in Astrology on the side.
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by Pamar 3y ago
I believe that "modern" astrology takes in account the location of birth (latitude and longitude). Of course if you go back to more traditional texts (European or Middle Eastern) they did not really have any concept of this, but
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by Pamar 3y ago
This is also an interesting/insightful comment. But again, Tarot (and especially Astrology: you cannot really change when you were born) do not encourage self analysis and especially any attempt to change your own mental models/wa
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by Pamar 3y ago
I agree in general. I think that if for some reason you do not want to see a therapist some kind of "alternative" (like Family Constellations or Jodorowsky's Tarots/Psychomagic may offer some solace. The main problem is
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by Pamar 3y ago
That's how I remember it, too...
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by Pamar 3y ago
Or maybe you wake up one morning and discover it turned into a giant bug...
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Watchmaking – The Basics and Beyond: Perpetual Calendars(revolutionwatch.com)
2 points by Pamar 3y ago|0 comments
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by Pamar 3y ago
Of course, but I was just trying to explain that sometimes you are forced to innovate due to external interfaces/dependencies. And maybe these were introduced in other companies because their IT depts. are run by "fashion of the m
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by Pamar 3y ago
This is all fine but... the rest of the world is not freezed. Let's say you are happily mantaining a stable, boring ERP app for your... cigarette lighters plant. Out of the blue, one of your main suppliers declares they will accept o
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by Pamar 3y ago
No thread on SL is "complete" without mentioning that despite not having much in terms of gameplay in it, it managed to attract lots of "orphans" from Star Wars Galaxies - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by Pamar 3y ago
Ross and Rachel get together?! Thanks for totally spoiling it for me :(...
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by Pamar 3y ago
In the sense of "orgasm" it's more like 19th Century: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_petite_mort
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by Pamar 3y ago
I just started reading the book (that I mentioned in my previous comment) and I am quite intrigued by the chapter dedicate to "OO requirements"... but it will take me a few weeks to get there, I suppose.
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by Pamar 3y ago
See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36073842
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by Pamar 3y ago
Personally I stick to historio.us
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What Went Wrong at Gids?(theguardian.com)
2 points by Pamar 3y ago|0 comments
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Made in Japan: 20th Century Poster Art(posterhouse.org)
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by Pamar 3y ago
Wow, man... that sucks!
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by Pamar 3y ago
Expat in Germany since 2014, no car. I can attest that I had a few trips where I could not sit anywhere for at least 75% of the trip. Some were on RE ... but not all. It can happen also on ICE, albeit is less probable.
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by Pamar 3y ago
Personally I think this is very bad idea especially because it would be be very tempting to use the id to - for example - trivially "decide" if you can, for example, smoke, drink alcohol, watch porn. But this would also make som
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by Pamar 3y ago
Italian native here. The quality of "podcast" is really really good. I spotted only one mispronounciation in the first couple minutes ("siete pronti ad immergervi...": immergervi had the stress on the wrong syllabe) but
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by Pamar 3y ago
Here is an ACM Tech Talk on the main topic of the book: https://learning.acm.org/techtalks/PEGS I have just ordered my paper copy, so it's too early to provide much of a review, but here are the two main reasons f
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Bertrand Meyer's Handbook of Requirements and Business Analysis(se.inf.ethz.ch)
2 points by Pamar 3y ago|1 comments
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by Pamar 3y ago
I heartily recommend "Divine Invasions" by Sutin ( https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22587.Divine_Invasions ) to anyone who would like to know more about Dick's life and personal issues, and the way

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