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31.
by burnished 11mo ago
Probably pattern recognition
32.
by burnished 11mo ago
Just nitpicking your first sentence: prohibition broadly works, just in the US (at least) it breeds negative externalities that don't seem worth it in balance.
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by burnished 11mo ago
Tangent but it is funny to me that we focus on tiktok but the news is as bad or worse in terms of super fast tidbits interspersed with ads, tragedy, and local weather
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by burnished 11mo ago
They aren't publishing content, are they?
35.
by burnished 1y ago
That one is sunk cost, I think golden handcuffs are for highly compensated employment.
36.
by burnished 1y ago
'Who likes hiring plumbers? I took care of that FOR you' yeah like sibling said, its all in the phrasing (I imagine)
37.
by burnished 1y ago
Choosing to navigate or avoid negative stimulus is a choice you make about your behavior.
38.
by burnished 1y ago
Well said, and made me want to go review my stats text.
39.
by burnished 1y ago
I appreciate it
40.
by burnished 1y ago
Incredible. Was not expecting an answer that felt reachable.
41.
by burnished 1y ago
What other reason would a person have for juxtaposing two statements?
42.
by burnished 1y ago
It is in no way close to theft because theft involves depriving the victim of some good or asset.
43.
by burnished 1y ago
1.5x and 2x speed help a lot, slow down or repeat segments as needed, don't be afraid to fast forward past irrelevant looking bits (just be eager to backtrack).
44.
by burnished 1y ago
No, I think it is too ambiguous to be useful. The example wasn't helpful either, I think they needed to perform the individual calculations for clarity.
45.
by burnished 1y ago
But large enough that if you did similar 100 times you'd almost halve it!
46.
by burnished 1y ago
I suspect the 'slippery slope' applies here
47.
by burnished 1y ago
I think most projects are genuinely like this though, even ones that accept outside contributions more earnestly. I understand why you'd associate open to contributions with open source but I think its a mistake to treat the relationsh
48.
by burnished 1y ago
No, not really. It is difficult to measure because the tissue is delicate and the scale is very, very small. You can look at my citation manager for some educational resources on the topic however https://www.zotero.org/i_o&
49.
by burnished 1y ago
If I remember correctly it is not at all related to fear but a disfunction in the basal ganglia (which performs action selection). Think of it as more like an inability to select an action or to select just one from a range of related movem
50.
by burnished 1y ago
What were the larger offers you received?
51.
by burnished 1y ago
I have had this experience as a student. I'm going through their offerings now to beef up my resume and am a little anxious about getting hands on with their free trials due to the level of knowledge I may already need to have to avoid
52.
by burnished 1y ago
Oh hey bad news you just got double sat and one of them has actually been here for twenty minutes but the host forgot to drop menus so everyone thought they were already taken care of. Also table three has a gluten and allium allergy, they
53.
by burnished 1y ago
I feel the same way. But they can still work because at some point you will be buying a product and all else being equal it is likely that you will pick one that seems more familiar, which will be months or years after the irritation fades.
54.
by burnished 2y ago
No, we cooked it like shit. It gets rubbery and unpleasant real quick.
55.
by burnished 2y ago
Our collective will put him in power. I'm eliding how much more complicated it is than that because it is important to recognize that he represents us in big and meaningful ways and minimizing that by calling him as just one of us is t
56.
by burnished 2y ago
Would it be ethical to let all this lightning striking the castle's copper spire go to waste?
57.
by burnished 2y ago
Movement doesn't make sense when we can't predict or explain it. Based on our understanding of gravity as confirmed by observations of our solar system we expect to see galaxies do X but instead they do Y, and then we collectively
58.
by burnished 2y ago
I think in some particularly race concious circles it can be seen as eliding the US's historical and modern problems with bigotry. I don't think it would genuinely provoke anyone but I wouldn't be surprised if someone took it
59.
by burnished 2y ago
Ah, thank you for clarifying and correcting!
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by burnished 2y ago
Because they thought it was an ancient and unchanging text.

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