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Tao3300
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4y ago
I think that's a town in Wales.
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4y ago
I don't know about the logic of it, but I think it makes sense . Everything else has a cause, making a special exception for gods seems suspect.
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4y ago
Why would I complicate things by assuming otherwise? In any case, it seems like a small thing to ask of a diety to at least be capable of manifesting that way. I demand it, really. Why should I put any stock in a god who can't explain
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4y ago
Glad someone fixed that. I was picturing some wizened old man with a staff who can kick ass through some combination of experience, zeal, and healthy living :)
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4y ago
I can ask the question, so yes, they do.
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4y ago
It's not we exactly "simplicity". If you have two explanations arriving at identical results, take the one with less assumptions. It's helpful to look at it the other way around. Thomas Aquinas worded his version of it:
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4y ago
It's not computation in a traditional sense, but it's programming of a kind.
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4y ago
> your favorite niche will stop becoming favorite when you know enough about it. This is a good time to write a "Lies Programmers Believe About (Niche)" piece.
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4y ago
That's the point.
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4y ago
I used it briefly and was disgusted by the amount of political garbage that was flowing. I'm glad I stayed off. There's nothing in the above list that I want to see. I used to tell people that even if Trump had the wrong reasons,
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4y ago
Oh good. I had a feeling it was that and didn't bother reading it. Mind that this instinct was born from prior experience with my own imaginary shower arguments.
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4y ago
It starts outside this rectangle.
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4y ago
I remember reading that article when it came out. I wasn't sure what to make of it then, still not sure now. They definitely sound like unusual people.
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4y ago
I'm sure with some brands this is what you say it is, but I know for some of the good ones it's more like: yes, the ice cream was at 10% milkfat, but the total percentage in the packaged product is dragged down because it has choc
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4y ago
The versioning is a good idea. I feel like we have the right to know when something has changed. As much as I want to know how much of what I'm eating is lead and sawdust from Elbonia, it sounds like it would be tricky to implement. Lo
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4y ago
like Sandinista or Fashionista
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4y ago
I was thinking it sounds like "gastropod", which doesn't really have much of what you'd call feet.
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4y ago
What is a "listen-to-click" ad? I can't find a definition of what it actually is anywhere. Google returns either javascript click event stuff, suspicious youtube videos, or the vague Ad Aures page.
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4y ago
> integrated with diagnostic devices that can monitor the health of the wearer Wtf? What grim meathook future establishment would involve wearing spray-on smart clothes that monitor my vitals? Need to know so I don't accidentally go
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4y ago
Speak for yourself, my nose looks like this naturally.
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4y ago
It was an unpopular opinion at the time and probably still is, but I couldn't help but feel like IA was trying to push something by placing itself in danger during a crisis. "Now that you need us more than ever, we're going t
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4y ago
That's an IHS with the letters imposed on one another. It's short for 'ihsous', Greek for Jesus.
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4y ago
I heard great things about this book called Atomic Habits , so I bought it. Unfortunately I could never remember to read it, and I'm not sure where it is now.
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4y ago
> I tried to have a spartan level of self discipline and that put me in a express route to burn out. That's because you didn't have a subjugated population of helots taking care of everything that isn't your core competenc
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4y ago
It seems like you're guessing at best, stereotyping at worst. Is there reliable demographic data for HN users?
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4y ago
> need residential streets to come with either city paid for charging or a change in zoning so that owners can reserve the spots in front of their house and install chargers Which I'm sure will work great in those neighborhoods.
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4y ago
Utilitarians. There actually are some people out there who claim to be.
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Which is very misguided! My ultimate parenting hack that I have discovered is to answer my kids honestly and in detail. This was born out of frustration when, as a toddler, one of my kids would become distraught when confronting the fact th
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4y ago
Jesus H Christ. Stop sowing this absolute garbage. Proof? How about the fact that we didn't go extinct prior to the invention of clothing? How about the necessity of it for procreation, birth, rearing, washing? If you think the very si
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4y ago
A zit-faced lifeguard admonished my wife for publically feeding our child once and she told him off. At a pool! Heaven forbid we expose those last couple inches. For some reason I wasn't there, and it's a good thing because I'
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