cgag

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by cgag 7y ago
But then the government would have less money. What could be more important than the govt having more money?
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by cgag 7y ago
No, it betrays that they're, at best, equally guilty of sitting on a pro-union baseline themselves.
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by cgag 7y ago
Group tennis classes work for me, I enjoy them greatly. Do whatever you want if you're not doing it to meet women.
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by cgag 7y ago
Not a no-no at all as far as I know. It was explicitly recommended in The Mind Illuminated. It just needs to be an alarm that you'll hear when it's done so you don't have to devote any attention to it, you just focus on medi
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by cgag 7y ago
I know, that it's a well known quote is essentially my point. They frame their personal politics as some well-earned enlightenment, far from the ignorant anti-union baseline, while quoting a Nobel prize winning author whose works most
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by cgag 7y ago
What percentage of your life have you been being inculcated with the idea that your political opponents believe themselves to be temporarily embarrassed millionaires?
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by cgag 7y ago
Wow, I was just researching go caches like a week ago and read your previous summary of the state of the world. Didn't realize this had been posted. Excellent timing.
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by cgag 7y ago
This seems a bit of pearl clutchery itself.
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by cgag 7y ago
I've gained a ton though random wanderings on the internet and wikipedia and so on but it's really not the same as reading one in depth work a person put 500+ hours of their life into.
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by cgag 7y ago
He did Joe Rogan's show a few days ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udlMSe5-zP8 I've heard a lot of good about this book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000FBFNL0
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by cgag 7y ago
Not everywhere in Mexico or everywhere cheap is polluted. I don't even think most Americans know that Mexico City has a lot of pollution. That's definitely not the reason.
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by cgag 7y ago
I'm pretty confident it is the beginning of the end of civilization as we know it. Check back in 50-200 years I guess.
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by cgag 7y ago
That swerve doesn't apply to the US's actual unswerving protection of freedom of expression, it was ratified with the following reservation (the first among others): > (1) That Article 20 does not authorize or require legislati
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by cgag 7y ago
Wow, protection from ddos attacks and from unsavory opinions? What more could one ask for?
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by cgag 7y ago
Sorry, I was being sarcastic and I think we're in agreement. I think it's pretty sad that the OP suggested it should be regulated (but I also suspect they only said that because they run a business and can't really say anythi
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by cgag 7y ago
Yeah, I also wouldn't want my kids to grow up in a world where someone could exchange knowledge for money without a license, but this is ridiculous.
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by cgag 7y ago
i find it hard to believe that people think it's as simple as gamers just plain hating women for no reason, but it seems to be repeated all the time
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by cgag 7y ago
I use a bunch of plugins and I've never had trouble remembering the defaults in the odd case I'm unable to use my own config. I don't get why the top comment on all vim threads is always recommending using poor defaults your
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by cgag 7y ago
"lol" was my first thought as well, and I suspect many peoples, despite the down votes.
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by cgag 7y ago
Much better they just not be able to afford to move to the city at all.
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by cgag 7y ago
> people don't want to have sex with anything that moves > gift to be a man and not get dozens of advances a day
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by cgag 7y ago
How does building more of it ever make it more attractive as an investment?
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by cgag 7y ago
I don't understand how you could not see the value in having concepts like comonotonic stored in your brain instead of in Google. I don't get how this perspective is always the top comment in every Anki thread: memorizing foreign
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by cgag 8y ago
Why be slow when you can be fast?
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by cgag 8y ago
The solution is lowering the salary of jobs in the field until people stop applying. It's already solved.
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by cgag 8y ago
we all just join hands and free money and time rain down upon us, how is that not universally good?
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by cgag 8y ago
Yeah, it's definitely a thing. Here's an interesting post about it maybe being due to extremely high "openness" caused by psychs: https://slatestarcodex.com/2016/04/28/why-were-early-psyche
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by cgag 8y ago
I opened this comment section just to see if there would be an alternative I could try on Linux. Going to look into figma when I home.
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by cgag 8y ago
the cost of power is chronically underestimated
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by cgag 8y ago
I'm pretty sure using these amnesia type drugs is the standard for endoscopies and colonoscopies (versed aka midazolam). You can find horror stories about them online. You can have those procedures done with just propofol or without

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