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by blast 3y ago
It's embarrassing isn't it. They should wait until there's something to say.
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by blast 3y ago
He was chairman of the board, no? surely he was in the meeting? More likely it's some kind of schism and he was on Sam's side.
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by blast 3y ago
No, that is the reason why this was posted.
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by blast 3y ago
What recent podcasts? Can you link to some?
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by blast 3y ago
> enable ublock origin in incognito mode in options I can't find that option. Where's it at?
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by blast 3y ago
If you're talking about that obnoxious left sidebar, I agree. The table of contents widget on the right too. The article itself is squeezed between a bunch of shit I don't want to look at. It makes the page feel crowded and like i
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by blast 3y ago
It sounds like he didn't know him.
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by blast 3y ago
Yes, this happens because most of us are unconsciously repeating our own histories.
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by blast 3y ago
I think you should reconsider this unfortunate comparison. Volunteering for the SS and exterminating civilians is nothing like "selling foodstuffs" or just "doing what you could to survive".
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by blast 3y ago
Good to know. I'm surprised. Thanks.
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by blast 3y ago
I have the opposite impression of G&M's leanings, in fact I'm surprised to hear anyone say that.
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by blast 3y ago
Jung brought into psychology the notion that things tend to turn into their opposite ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enantiodromia ) as well as the concept of the (psychological) shadow. The question raised in the articl
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by blast 3y ago
> As a 7 year old, I met two of them at IFIP68 in Edinburgh Can you fill in some background? What was IFIP68 and how did you end up there as a 7 year old?
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by blast 3y ago
Here he is asking for help to figure out where an old photo was taken (" a follower sent this to me in december, she had lost her mom 5 years ago and wants to know where they took this ") https://twitter.com/georai
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by blast 3y ago
Good lord. May I ask what sort of sperm he was squeezing?
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by blast 3y ago
The article says: "they parodied the stiff, precision-obsessed German stereotype to perfection". I never had the sense of Kraftwerk as parody, or even as ironic. In fact the opposite. Did I miss something?
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by blast 3y ago
I see. Thanks.
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by blast 3y ago
Ah so those APIs allow searching lyrics? I did not know that.
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by blast 3y ago
How would one compile such a list?
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by blast 3y ago
I guess we won't be making it to 25 o'clock https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGF7o_I4mAw
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by blast 3y ago
Yes, this is obviously the reason. Once the cold war kicks in, Animal Farm quickly becomes a Western classic.
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by blast 3y ago
How is it like Smalltalk?
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by blast 3y ago
Yes, that worked, and I was able to get in with a throwaway email.
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by blast 3y ago
https://app.twenty.com/ just gives me a blank page right now in multiple browsers.
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by blast 3y ago
https://www.geocities.ws/films4/parkinsonselection.htm
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by blast 3y ago
The author got betrayed by her headline writer. She's not offering a "map" (she's not a moron) nor is she presuming to tell men what to do. She's making a respectful attempt to understand social realities behind the
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by blast 3y ago
One guy writes all the top comments?
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by blast 3y ago
This is cool! How did you end up working with Ullman? I guess "being a Stanford dropout" explains how you met him, but there must be an interesting story here. Can you share how that happened and what the process was?
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by blast 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVFe9ungqtk
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by blast 3y ago
You might look into neurofeedback. It has helped some people regain brain function. When it works, it can work well, and it's non-invasive so you don't have to worry about side effects. The book Symphony in the Brain is probably t

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