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by WHA8m 5y ago
10. might be a commonly overlooked step for some people. It's probably not very helpful for the just fixed problem, but it will be for the next occurring thing. Resonating about what was and feeling good about it increases self-efficac
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by WHA8m 5y ago
I haven't had any problem. Did you?
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by WHA8m 5y ago
As I understood your parent, he/she was not talking about your kind of rich (what I'd consider a healthy rich) but rather a money at all costs and money for its own sake -kind of rich.
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by WHA8m 5y ago
Once again, following applies: Criminals and the porn industry are the two common early adopters.
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The Decade-Long Quest for Shadow of the Colossus’ Last Secret [video](youtube.com)
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by WHA8m 5y ago
No one said anything about replacing something. Fortunately our systems (assuming we're talking about the west) can evolve and change within, without throwing it off the boat. You can introduce public health care without abolishing cap
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by WHA8m 5y ago
I wonder what made you write that reply. Nobody was talking about communism. No one said we should abolish what we have completely. Edit: I see I'm getting down-voted. Same thread, different comment I say a bit more about it: https:&#
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by WHA8m 5y ago
You can do it and it is illegal in some countries. In Germany for example. EDIT: Ok, so I fired the comment and thought about it more afterwards. What I said is true in most cases. If a store wants to take you to court, they definitely can.
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by WHA8m 5y ago
One of you is talking about weekdays only and the other about a hole week. From the cited sentence, you can interpret it both ways, I guess.
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by WHA8m 5y ago
To my knowledge you are allowed to do so, but aren't allowed to tell people that it's cheaper somewhere else. I don't know how this works in practice though
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by WHA8m 5y ago
"a bit more expensive to build" is an understatement.
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by WHA8m 5y ago
I didn't dv, but that'd be .63%. That's not peanuts I'd say...
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by WHA8m 5y ago
Maybe we could link to https://hn.algolia.com more often... But to be fair, HN is not aiming to be a wiki. It's a vivid forum that discusses topics that are relevant to its participants. Looking at the amount of comments an
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by WHA8m 5y ago
Following applies to learning in general: Choose what motivates you. This is the only way of enabling a long lasting learning experience. Choosing what motivates you is probably easier said than done. So you might have to spend a little mor
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by WHA8m 5y ago
Hey Tim, can you share a little more? When I clicked on your thread, I was expecting at least a couple of sentences in explanation on your situation. As of now, the only reasonable respond you'll get, is, to go see a therapist - which
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by WHA8m 5y ago
After writing this reply I feel like I should point out firstly, that this is not in offense to the parent comment. He/she did it right and I just wanted to add/share my own experience. I completely agree, but this is easier said
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by WHA8m 5y ago
Idk, but I don't like the sentiment there. It's nothing like HN. And all the emoji cluster everywhere... bah. This stuff puts me off immediately.
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by WHA8m 5y ago
I also wondered, because this seems like a solvable technical problem. It's just clicks on the right buttons. Even if you can't abstract the problem, you could find the right pattern with user data. On the other hand, those cookie
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by WHA8m 5y ago
The thread has plenty of replies as of now so I don't feel too bad for playing devils advocate here. Can't you either "download from" or "upload to"? "Download to" just sounds strange. Anyway
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by WHA8m 5y ago
Same experience. Once I observed that most (about 9/10) times there are only 3 tiles to select, I stopped looking for a 4th and selected only the 3 most obvious.
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by WHA8m 5y ago
In my opinion, you're not paranoid.
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by WHA8m 5y ago
ADHD is not a motivation thing. Generally speaking. You might struggle with motivation and that's okay, but framing it as a ADHD trait might harm others. Be cautious about that. I was burned out and got into depression because I was go
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by WHA8m 5y ago
> this makes me think that it's not something that can be solved by a pill. 2 years after my diagnosis (and medication since then), I'm still stuck. I've never had anyone professional to show me how to deal with this other
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by WHA8m 5y ago
I beg to differ, but it's difficult for sure. I'm very thankful for people who don't surrender but continue to call out what is wrong.
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by WHA8m 5y ago
Can you elaborate why this is laughable to you? This might be a shocker, but even American companies have to obey the local law of the country they operate in. Big tech runs offices, has infrastructure and profits of a huge market in those
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by WHA8m 5y ago
Sure. Your statement can stand on its own. It's so broadly framed. I'm not sure where you want to go with that here specifically. If you want to 'accuse' me of naivety, I can assure you I try not to be. But I'm stil
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by WHA8m 5y ago
It's heartbreaking when people are able to play the justice system. It's not necessarily about these exact people, but the fact that the system we all put our hopes and trust in, can be played.
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by WHA8m 5y ago
For anyone interested in the book 'Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain', there is a pdf of it easily be found with a simple google search. So easy, that I'm not sure if it's even public domain. I don't want to li
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by WHA8m 5y ago
For anyone interested in the book 'Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain', there is a pdf of it easily be found with a simple google search. So easy, that I'm not sure if it's even public domain. I don't want to li
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by WHA8m 5y ago
Like most books in the "how to be x" -space, this book was initially an article [1]. [1] https://www.vulture.com/2018/11/jerry-saltz-how-to-be-an-art...

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