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by cmehdy 6y ago
Ikigai seems to be embodied in the "iyashi-kei", "slice-of-life" genre of Japanese manga and anime. From older titles like Azumanga and YKK (Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou), to Aria / Aqua, K-On, and even series with a bit
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by cmehdy 6y ago
Eerily similar to one aspect of mild psychedelic trips (wavy-ness)
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Thank you for sharing this, I'm having a lot of fun with it! I've been approaching proofs from a different angle, going through the book "How to prove it" and making a complicated setup to use an old applet recommended i
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by cmehdy 6y ago
To add to this, "All the Math books you'll ever need"[0] compiles a fantastic list of books for all aspects of mathematics. [0] https://mathblog.com/mathematics-books/
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One thing you should make sure to retain is some trust in yourself. A fitting psychiatrist might help, but any random psychiatrist might not. Trying out stuff might take some time and be a delicate balance, but all this can get difficult if
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This is mentioned in the famous "Don't talk to the police" youtube video (from this point[0] and a minute on): there are just enough laws that even lawmakers and experts don't have an actual count, can't keep track
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by cmehdy 6y ago
I have a lot of respect for your ability to make a blog about something that is already overwhelming enough to "just" be suffering. Being both high functioning and with severe psychiatric issues is very weird when dealing with the
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Our stories have more in common than you might think. I've always had a focus on trying to understand things, but I've also encountered people who would throw pragmatism and logic out the window as soon as I'd get real. For m
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One of the most fantastically positive things that happened to me on a journey for better mental health was to encounter a seasoned psychiatrist who did two amazing things: (1) He didn't try to always resort to whatever is brand new bu
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by cmehdy 6y ago
Thanks for the more precise information. It's indeed very much worth pointing it out when a "slight difference in accuracy" in my statement is a population equivalent to 80%+ of the US(!).
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China didn't bankrupt itself in the process of a space race, and they're not doing it during the cold war but just because they know they can. If China put a 'cold war' attitude into doing something, you can bet that thi
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by cmehdy 6y ago
Pyramids and the great wall were pre-fossil fuels, electricity, and internet. Any useful research on sci-hub can be available to a person with half a mind in China. The Chinese space program has made leaps from being the third country in th
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by cmehdy 6y ago
European powers were fairly dominant in the world when the industrial revolution started there. The causation link isn't clear to me (if one caused the other or vice-versa - I'd love to hear from people who know better), but the f
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Thanks for the resource! I've noticed that if I run a clone `git clone https://gitexercises.fracz.com/git/exercises.git ` it gets cloned in "DETACHED HEAD" mode and I need to checkout master, i.e. `git cl
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by cmehdy 6y ago
What's your point? I'm a EU citizen with roots in the Maghreb. I have no interest in singing praises of an economy with which I have major ethical concerns (extended to the issues with the Uyghurs, HK and Taiwan, and I have dear f
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China is five times the US in population. Given enough time, it can just throw people at problems and get there. Notwithstanding the fact that the research and academic works coming out of China, while still facing issues in quality on aver
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It's a cool idea and looks pretty good! I would however do a few things to make the experience worthwhile to the reader: either list the resume directly, or add many "easter eggs" that are the typical commands anyone will use
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The only people fitting both categories at once would have to be in favour of a very very quick de-growth/economic contraction and return to the lifestyle that was ubiquitous a couple centuries ago: no fossil fuels is pretty much a sho
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I understand your point, that's why I tried to say that even a budget "evened out" over the study itself could be interesting to look at. There are fixed costs in the development of the system but there are running costs (own
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I was also thinking of Canada, France, and Brazil. But nobody9999 is right, for the most part it's not a right in the world.
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There's a possibility that the third sentence you wrote is tightly coupled with the second one. On a personal level I mainly agree with you (we're on track for much worse than the RCP2.5 that everyone is barely even attempting to
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I might be misunderstanding the cost there but isn't it more the amount of people who were going through that system that matters, and not the city size? By that I mean that we could also look at what 2.7 million dollars (or even that
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I wonder to what extent this creates a feedback loop that isn't fully acknowledged/understood. As long as the prediction is only one element of decision and not the decision itself, it can probably be useful for judges. If it beco
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by cmehdy 6y ago
Through HN the link seems to be posted each day with the updates, but if you haven't had the chance to catch it, there are at least two sources for the daily: https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/ https://twitter.
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by cmehdy 6y ago
Out of curiosity, following that definition how do you semantically separate news from entertainment? I'm not asking because I am convinced that I have the answer, but because the question is worth being asked :)
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That's always the argument put forward, isn't it? But apparently in this case they can't, since they haven't. (yes, that is also a syllogism) Also worth noting that the definition of "news" seems to be fairly
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by cmehdy 6y ago
I sure am glad the BBC reports on a death by licorice over, say, the Assange hearing. It is indeed vitally important for me to hear such news after all.
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Oxfam Confronting Carbon Inequality [pdf](assets.oxfamamerica.org)
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This has been reported in the news but is short enough (12 pages) to be readable by anyone, and should be a wake-up call to some. Anyone above 38k USD per year of gross earnings falls within the top 10%, and for North America (US & Cana
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This is the real problem. Whatever Assange did can be judged, but media blackout and turning the process into a joke on everyone really drives home just how little both authorities and the people supposed to relay information are actually c

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