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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
I'll check the book out! Admittedly I do have trouble with remembering to practice my mindfulness exercises semi-often but it's from the reverse end of the spectrum. I was lucky enough to get diagnosed when I was young so I'v
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
A lot of that is just time though. A pressure cooker isn't a difficult item to acquire and it's hardly suspicious. Even in America, it's mainly difficult in states like California and that's only because of the increased
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
These are the two I was thinking of. If you're trying to optimize for quality then there's difficulty. But simply hiding a weed plant and getting a yield isn't difficult unless you live in a colder climate. Shrooms are so eas
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
This has been what I've read as well. Unless a massive and coordinated entity like Five Eyes has decided to focus a significant amount of its resources on you, bitcoin mixers seem to provide 'adequate' levels of obfuscation.
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
To be fair, I can't speak to opioids but cannabis and natural psychedelics are already very simple to produce. The main reason not to try them isn't because they're hard it's because of not wanting to fail a drug test fo
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
How much of it would you define as meditation in the traditional sense? I've got ADHD(is it just ADD now? I know one got lumped into the other) too and I do a lot of introspection but it tends to be during intermittent times in my day
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
The ones with direct power probably seized it with the support of their company's mechanized infantry.
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
A lot of these are good suggestions but they seem more like management level decisions than decisions that fall on the broader category of 'everyone in SV' which is what it seemed like you were discussing when you talked about SV
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
I think recognizing why we feel a certain way is important but a little different than what the article is discussing at face value. A lot of what the article discussed seemed to describe people feeling added emotional stress because of a r
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
This doesn't really make sense, at least from how I've read your comment, once details come into play though. What does being 'less screwed up' actually look like at an individual level? Beyond not physically/verbal
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
Your argument doesn't make any sense. Investigating one group doesn't preclude investigating the other.
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
I don't know much about Google's diversity programs, how do they advertise? I'm mainly asking because it seems like if someone is pursuing an internship then they're already indicating an above average interest in the su
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
Pure anecdote, but I feel like there's been a shift in terms of speech/expression philosophy. At home and in school, so-cal for context, I was taught to practice tolerance. Not because every person or peoples were good in their ow
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
Could you explain? I won't lie, most of the watches are a hassle visually. But, I can read the time from them so long as I ignore all of the extra hands and dials that are there, probably, to lend additional accuracy.
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
This right here. It's a fine line. I feel like the parent comment is implying like it's an easily exploited line but that's my personal intuition so I'll defend it in isolation. Put simply, if Michael Jordan, Shaq, or an
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
I mean this without any intention to be rhetorical, but, how common is sending emails to plan an event? For anyone I meet in real life I either talk to them in real life, message them on discord, or call them on the phone. I've got not
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
I'm not sure I understand the conclusion you're trying to reach here. At first I thought your point was that lower prices are somehow bad for the consumer but you never expand on that point at all. The only coherent thesis I could
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
All of these organizations operated at their zeniths during different time periods, governments, cultural norms, and a variety of other factors. The problem with the conversation you're describing isn't moral relativism or that ev
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
I've been doing similar. I realize that some people prefer to spend their money, including grocery shopping, somewhat spontaneously and for those people credit cards are probably a bad idea. But if you plan a monthly budget ahead of ti
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
I'm still going through the link, but I think I can answer your question in the general sense. In creative writing classes you get a lot of rule of thumb advice similar to what's being talked about here. The reason it's a rul
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
In my opinion the important thing to remember is that Youtube could easily do something about this. It seems like there's a trend in a lot tech-centric companies to save money automating away actual content review as well as customer i
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
I'd make a secondary argument as well, I think we're experiencing a decline in traditional romanticism. A lot of the arts whether they be artistic or literary were historically supported via patronage. That hasn't changed...
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
I realize the irony of this reply since there is in fact a throwaway account replying to you as well. That said, I think both things can be a problem. I'd consider all of the stories and leaks out of Uber to be problematic, I'm ce
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
This is one of those areas where I'd say it comes down to your lawyer. I agree with the general premise being presented, that sometimes the tech community tries to use technology to circumvent problems that aren't technological. T
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
Building on this, there's also less anonymity with gossip in my experience. If I trace back a malicious rumor to /u/PeanutCurry on reddit, that's essentially where the trail ends most likely. I have no idea who they are
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
But those cultures come and go alongside there systems. And those systems that come and go each had unique points of equality and inequality. Just because modern American/European society produces sexist outcomes doesn't mean that
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
This approach seems like it would be more useful for bug discovery than game balancing. Actively collecting a slew of performance metrics, similar to how companies like Blizzard already do, would give you a better idea of how to proceed wit
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
This was generally my interpretation as well. MMORPGs like World of Warcraft already struggle to balance classes with high skill ceilings for use by both the casual players and the hardcore players while keeping those classes enjoyable for
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
That doesn't really address the core of my argument though, which was that poor policy for mitigating explosive population growth led to China and India have such wildly population sizes compared to other nations. To put this in perspe
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by PeanutCurry 9y ago
I'd argue that the most useful aspect of driverless cars is going to be as short-range taxis. I live in San Diego. We're not LA but we're not tiny. I'd take the trolley basically everywhere if I could but that would incr

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