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badosu
10y ago
This is the first thing I thought, really scary.
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10y ago
The headline can be true, if you have financial guarantees to maintain a healthy lifestyle and also connections that ensure your trade mastery is actually employed. If not, your psychological condition may deteriorate for the first case and
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10y ago
No problem at all dude, as I said I have no interest in shaming for grammar, my english is not perfect as well. I just wanted to check if there was some colloquial use of 'loose' that I was not aware of, as I am seeing this a lot
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10y ago
I am sorry for sidetracking on this, but I need to understand why I am reading so much 'loose' here on HN. Is this error being used with intent? I have no interest in shaming grammar errors, it's just that I am seeing this to
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10y ago
These days I made a project as a test for a job. It required a SPA framework, I am pretty much used to Backbone but wanted to use this opportunity to check how are the new shiny things these days. So I picked up Vue.js The architecture is p
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10y ago
I did not downvote you, but I can point out that your focus on technology as the single most important factor in human behavior change may be oversimplistic.
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10y ago
Maybe you're underestimating how human culture can change in few years, specially when you consider the rising economical impact of climate change...
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10y ago
I understand where you're coming from, however you must take into consideration that your individual actions are perceptible by your peers. A difference in culture has much more potential effect than what may be perceptible. You may
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10y ago
One could argue that the reason why you're having fun at night is because you can't have fun in the middle of the day due to work.
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10y ago
Capitalism does not necessarily imply in slavery, actually some could even argue the opposite: that a desperate mass of 'free' people feeds and operates the economical machinery in a much better way. That was the breakthrough of t
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10y ago
There is the possibility it was written as a satire ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Prince#Interpretation_of_T... ).
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10y ago
Something that should be verified is whether the subject isn't capable of empathy and emotions or assume it as a way to cope with the pain implied by their existence.
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10y ago
Thanks for starting this conversation. I come from a different starting point, with similar results though. I'm very emotion driven most of the time, getting out of my way to understand how people feel or think, empathizing with their
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10y ago
"... so they subconsciously collude in cultural movements which make work seem scarce, and life scary and chaotic" Would you mind describing the reasoning behind this part?
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10y ago
Thanks for the insightful responses
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10y ago
Very lucid viewpoint
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10y ago
I was in severe depression, for more than 1 year, had a good job, a good relationship and threw it all. Simply could not understand what was wrong with me. I did never had any contact with drugs before. After a while , and some not necessar
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10y ago
"... many genetic disorders are relatively simple and well understood." Are they, really? As far as I know (and I am not a specialist, so someone more qualified may correct me), gene transcription and translation is far from well
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10y ago
Well, broadly speaking, the idea is that there may be a subtle underlying mechanism in gene expression that we are unaware of. So maybe you'll be able to remove a gene that could cause albinism in an individual, then 25 years later dis
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10y ago
Not a non cell phone user, but I can tell my experience avoidind GPS as much as possible: - Not delegating the responsibility of knowing your way externally (Maps) you get a better sense of location on your own city that builds up in time.
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10y ago
For anyone interested in checking the state of Linux and Free/OS software for music making I strongly recommend checking out: http://libremusicproduction.com/ There have been great improvements on the latest years in r
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10y ago
That's the idea of Non: http://non.tuxfamily.org/wiki/index.php?page=Non%20DAW Separating each part of the composition process with specific applications.
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10y ago
LMMS is great for easy EDM composition, but lacks a lot of things essential for a serious workflow. I'd recommend Ardour for more studio-oriented work: http://ardour.org/ Also, Ardour works with Alsa as backend.
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10y ago
Relevant George Carlin - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuEQixrBKCc (5:10)
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10y ago
Well, if you think that a plant only produces fruits for animals to spread seeds...
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10y ago
It was using a proprietary BIOS previously. It still has Intel's ME (Management Engine) proprietary blob, and at least 2 months ago it was using a reverse-engineered, but not complete, driver for the trackpad. However it has made signi
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10y ago
Could anyone clarify why PostgreSQL is challenged ? Challenged by who? No sarcasm intended, I am a bit confused by this.
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This also reminds me of the Michelson-Morley experiment[0]. A pretty sofisticated setup (at the time) was preparated to prove the fairly established idea that light propagated through Aether. Well, the failure of the experiment motivated a
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10y ago
Unfortunate to see this not being in front-page right now. I feel posts like this are necessary for people to have more perspective into things, and also raising issues that might be not obvious and easily dismissed in our current FLOSS pra
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10y ago
See this article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cathodic_protection
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