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by blablablerg 6y ago
Yeah exactly this. If you know all the exits are safe, then evenly splitting up is best. But I reckon in situations like this, most of the time you don't know and then following the rest seems like the best strategy to me.
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by blablablerg 6y ago
Coudn't agree more! Everytime I look at Julia, I check if they have an alternative to the tidyverse (esp. dplyr and tidyr) yet.
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by blablablerg 6y ago
Violent repression of speech is a hallmark of oppressive regimes (putting intellectuals in the gulag for example) and saying such a thing about the left is just as bad as calling them nazi's or murderers. The commenter in question uses
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by blablablerg 6y ago
Name calling is wrong either way and leads to polarization. It doesn't matter what term is worse. Calling people lazy and crazy is also a form of subhumanization. Besides, you only have to check geenstijl.nl ( https://www.gee
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by blablablerg 6y ago
I am also from NL, and first of all, you are blaming a big and diverse group, the 'left', for unnuanced statements and regrettable actions of some individuals. Every group has its crazies. Doesn't mean the whole 'left&#x
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by blablablerg 6y ago
A way to defeat death.. maybe. I am nearing the 40's and I am self studying math and more motivated than ever. For me, it is more satisfying an urge to know more and not waste my gifts by sitting in front of the tv the whole day.
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by blablablerg 6y ago
Sounds exactly like a desk job to me?
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by blablablerg 6y ago
OnePlus 3T gang calling in!
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by blablablerg 6y ago
I am doing harvard 110 now (free lectures on youtube) and I am working through his book Introduction in probability. Maybe it is too basic for you, but It is focused on the intuition part and I can recommend it!
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by blablablerg 6y ago
I don't think a pharmacist in Germany just has to do an apprenticeship for 3 years? More like 4 years college + 1 year internships.
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by blablablerg 6y ago
This just sounds like rationalization of your own choices. It is easy to be judgemental about monks when you already think that your choices offer real opportunities for growth.
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by blablablerg 6y ago
Keeping a schedule has been one of the biggest improvements in my life. It frees me from thinking about all the things I still have to do, and keeps me from putting things off I don't like to do but are important, e.g. cleaning and oth
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by blablablerg 6y ago
not without the obligatory comment about orgmode :>
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by blablablerg 6y ago
If Google buys them some more, then the senators might buy it.
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by blablablerg 6y ago
wow this is really is incredible.
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by blablablerg 6y ago
ggcemacs? That is the speedup everyone is talking about these days.
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by blablablerg 6y ago
Haha yeah I also never planned, I hated it. Still do actually. But one day I was fed up with the chaos in my life, dirty house and minimal productivity that I decided.. I need structure. I realized that the time I invest in structure pays i
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by blablablerg 6y ago
Well you don't even have to understand it fully, that is what is great about it. What it is good for is that it gives you maximal freedom in organizing things the way you want. When I start out with a new org file, I just make lists an
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by blablablerg 6y ago
I took the plunge a week ago to go for org mode & spacemacs, worth it.
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by blablablerg 6y ago
It must be right? Just like a mathematical optimization which looks for just one value for x (assuming a global optimum) and discarding the rest of the values (the 'diversity' in x). You see the same thing in pop music, which is
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by blablablerg 6y ago
Amen.
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by blablablerg 6y ago
how about an oath for executives of big corporations?
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by blablablerg 6y ago
With the rising costs of living and low wages we have seen in the last couple decennia, making ends meet is troublesome for a lot of people, let alone the having the capacity to save for an emergency fund. Personal responsibility is easy to
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by blablablerg 6y ago
Do you have a link?
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by blablablerg 6y ago
ye olde bait'n'switch
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by blablablerg 6y ago
Well, 'huh' is basically a grunt.
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by blablablerg 7y ago
The distribution of age of corona patients on the ICU is NOT the same as the age distribution of all corona patients vs. disease severity. It could be and quite possibly is the case that many people below the age of 50 are infected but neve
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by blablablerg 7y ago
With the squeezed out middle class and no safety net when your parents aren't rich yeah please take the risk to spend your life priced out the housing market, or worse living out of your car working two jobs living paycheck to paycheck
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by blablablerg 7y ago
Dude have you been every been mugged? I almost have been (ran away before they could corner me), and the damage being done is not about the possessions. It is a scary and even traumatic experience when a group of people follows you and trie
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by blablablerg 7y ago
I think the artificial extension of childhood is caused by the rapid increase in complexity of modern society, while our biological makeup is pretty much the same as 10.000 years ago. To hold an avarage job and participate in society as an

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