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TheOneTrueKyle
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Thanks for the very long response. I will definitely look into volunteering. I am apart of the Planetary Society volunteer program, but never really do anything with them. I guess I just need to start doing it and not question it so much
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Haha this is so funny as I found myself singing "happy happy joy joy" earlier today.
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I will say that my limited connections comes from mutual hate and not mutual interests. Not sure if that is good or bad.
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I leave the house far more thanks to Uber. There are cool things happening, but it requires me to drive and I hate driving.
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I mean I still try and I give more than I receive for sure, but nothing seems to be working. For the first half of my 20s I didn't leave the house under the assumption that, "if I work hard, I can live where I want to and find a
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I have been "lonely" most of my life. I have lived in a terrible town growing up where everyone lived on the other side of town. I went to college where nothing was happening and nothing is really interesting and I didn't con
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Yeah, I'm not wasting vacation time on your multi-day interviews.
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So you just get off on it?
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companies release software when they hope that the cost of the freeloaders is outweighed by the number of benefit additional contributors will provide Lols, is this how you view open source?
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The greatest part about the echo is that I can create my own skills for my own echo without having to publish my skills to skill store. This allows me to build the Alexa that I want to build which is really awesome IMO.
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Enjoy your rheumatory problems in the future
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You can select some code and then press F1 to Google it, plus this trick does something else: It adds the name of the language you are working in for better search results. New Macbook Users... :)
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The moment Dick left was when I felt a disturbance in the twitterverse (but I also have a disdain for Dorsey). It kind of felt weird to me that Twitter went from this platform of literally starting revolutions to managing expectations of it
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Yeah I agree. My 2010 MBP isn't going to last much longer and have no idea where to go after it dies.
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Then how do the masses get educated on something that has a hipster mentality of, "you won't understand" ? Generally curious. The only solution I see is some empathy machine that allows you empirically experience someone else
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Sounds like you really enjoy what you do! I hear about doctors like you, but I have never experienced someone like it in real life. Maybe one day.
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Although the parent was very angsty in his response, I feel the same way. Never had a good experience with a doctor and believe that they don't have good intentions. When you have to spend a whole day searching for a terrible doctor in
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I'm curious why so many people still put up with it?
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Couldn't recommend this enough, though I do wish I had portability
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Hackintosh it up. Youy won't regret it
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Lived out of my car for a while when I was your age. Wished I was in your position. At least you have free health care...
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The number of people who think that people had parents growing up is astounding! -_-
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Someone's rant was only 4 words (and then continued with decent criticism) and it inspired you to write an even longer rant instead of adding value to the project at hand. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Probably unpopular, but has anyone tried psychedelics? I always use it to "reformat" some terrible behaviors due to stress. Definitely not the answer to anyone's problems, but perhaps gives a new perspective.
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Once for an insurance company in the Inland Empire. It was a contract job and I wanted to help a friend. But I refuse to take drug tests. Very rare even in giant corps from my POV
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I'm in the opposite situation. Been living somewhere I hate for a long time now. No interest in a traditional family and always wanted to live in the city. If I had a savings, I would gladly dump it into living in the city. For now, I
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Biz Stone's Things a Little Bird Told Me gives the perspective of twitter from Stone himself. I thought hatching twitter was the most informative however.
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I'm introverted, but still enjoy working in an open office space than in the cube farm. Isolation is worse than emotional drainage from interacting with people in my opinion. Although I will admit it is hard to start my side project af
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Yeah that stood out to me as well. Khao San road isn't the place you go to relax. However, I recommend going there during songkran at least once in your life.
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If you are interested in public speaking, but don't have too much practice in speaking, I highly recommend checking out a local open mic and trying out some stand up. Easier to look a fool telling jokes than look a fool making a valid
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