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by asddddd 9y ago
My perspective is that your approach here, talking about depression as an external influence that is not you - just an oppressive influence on you that must be fought off - was actively harmful for improving my mental state. The day I stopp
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by asddddd 9y ago
I said 1 month because the initial email I got was on 3/31/16, stating expiration effective 5/1, then another email retracting the expiration of my referral credits on 4/27. Also, blog post here https://blog.d
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by asddddd 9y ago
For anyone curious: DO issued a ton of promo credit in the past, with an unlimited redemption period, then eventually last year said that credit would expire 12mo after redemption - effective after a month. They backtracked on that regardin
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by asddddd 9y ago
> ...if the US government would be after my data, DO would prevent them from accessing it. This is completely unrealistic. If the [local jurisdiction government] is after your data, they'll have your host, ISP, and anyone else give
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by asddddd 9y ago
> So why are you delivering it at 11am when you know I'm at work? The driver has a 200-250 stop route optimized for efficiency, they attempt delivery when near your house. At 7pm a driver has been on the clock for over 10 hours; thi
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by asddddd 9y ago
Because if you're comfortable, it's probably because either you aren't trading enough for it to be worth the time (it's a hobby) or you have so much in the bank that trading performance is mostly about whether you can af
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by asddddd 9y ago
The biggest problem IMO is being able to stomach trading a very large fraction (or more likely, multiples) of your annual salary and not being affected by very large red numbers. If you stop thinking rationally, you lose. If you experience
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by asddddd 9y ago
Maybe, the project as a whole seems to be under a year old and is under very active development. Probably 7.0.0 or 3.2.9, where current version is 8.2.6: https://github.com/kennethreitz/pipenv/blob/master&#x2F
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by asddddd 9y ago
pipenv --python python34
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by asddddd 9y ago
While some exercise is probably better than none, doing only push-ups can end up being harmful. I was thinking of postural issues[1] like Upper Cross Syndrome[2], very common among people who sit at a computer all day and don't exercis
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by asddddd 9y ago
> Maybe it's an elaborate troll. Of course it is. The entire point is provocation. How many people heard of Daily Stormer for the first time as a result of this whole drawn-out incident? Rather more than knew about it in the first p
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by asddddd 9y ago
I wouldn't recommend focusing on push-ups, they are counterproductive if you have the typical "computer posture" with hunched/forward shoulders. Chin-ups, rows, and similar are likely to be a better idea.
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by asddddd 9y ago
Note that creatine should be avoided if you're bipolar, according to a study or two and a lot of anecdotes. Kidneys: https://examine.com/nutrition/does-creatine-cause-kidney-pro... Overall, it's a very safe a
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by asddddd 9y ago
If you have a rooted phone, there is another option: copying off the sqlite database. At that point you can generate QR codes with a tool like WinAuth. Bit of a pain, but very doable (if you rooted your phone.) Bypassing this with Authy is
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by asddddd 9y ago
Good to know, thanks! What gets me is that a lot of the automatic lights are of a different variety that works fine, and in some cases there's a bike lane up to a light that is incapable of detecting you (without switching lanes, at le
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by asddddd 9y ago
Another difference (most likely) is that it's quite common for US traffic lights to switch only when they detect traffic on one of the roads, and this rarely works with bicycles. Nothing like sitting at a red for 2 minutes before reali
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by asddddd 9y ago
The general school of thought (that Thiel is linked to) is called neoreaction or the Dark Enlightenment. Here's a fairly good intro by Scott Alexander: http://slatestarcodex.com/2013/03/03/reactionary-phi
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by asddddd 9y ago
> the alt-right, which is a small, far-right movement that seeks a whites-only state. It amuses me to see every article about the "alt right" define it as something different.
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by asddddd 9y ago
You see a business destined to fail, I see a line of incompetent exchanges playing Russian roulette. One of them died and the rest got lucky. Bitstamp, Bitfinex, Cryptsy, more I've forgotten, were the competitors really more reliable?
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by asddddd 9y ago
Twisted is a massive codebase, and uses zope.interface. There are definitely options for stricter guarantees, but it's optional, and generally you'd rather be treating input as ducks. Also, even without actual type checking (mypy)
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by asddddd 9y ago
> a few thousand seasonal workers year round. You're vastly underestimating what sort of effects "peak season" has. UPS hires 95,000 temporary employees each year; FedEx hires 50,000. Amazon hires 120,000. Retail scales up
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by asddddd 9y ago
Most websites aren't being fined billions by your government!
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by asddddd 9y ago
It doesn't matter much, it's all just sugar over virtualenvs (which are quite simple conceptually). Virtualenvwrapper has been around a long time and works pretty well. More recent tools are Pipenv (which I've been using) and
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by asddddd 9y ago
Look at a case like Shkreli's [1], where the case (and it's facts) are generally unrelated to most media coverage and public opinion. Is it an impartial jury if they decide to convict the defendant based on evidence which is irrel
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by asddddd 9y ago
Hah! I played a lot of chess as a kid (competitively). I assure you I dreamed about it plenty.
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by asddddd 9y ago
Look at Pipenv: http://docs.pipenv.org/en/latest/ Packaging/distribution is certainly a mess.
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by asddddd 9y ago
The Divided Self (R. D. Laing). Bit dense at times, and perhaps not relevant to many on HN, but a truly fascinating examination of the edges of sanity.
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by asddddd 9y ago
Looks like "chart" would be more accurate, I thought/hoped "graph" was related to blockchain graph analysis which is quite interesting.
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by asddddd 9y ago
Yeah, stuff goes wrong in shipping, particularly since it seems most people have a vague idea that packages just teleport to the destination. When it gets cold, this means issues like exploding wine bottles and frozen tropical fish.
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by asddddd 9y ago
They sell flow to KCG/Citadel/etc like most all (every?) retail broker.

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