cracrecry

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by cracrecry 4y ago
In Spain you could select early morning or late classes in high School and in University. Late are usually there for the people that work. I did chose sometimes early morning, sometimes late depending on my job or my preferences. It made no
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by cracrecry 4y ago
He talks about bloodletting but ignores the elephant in the room: circumcision. You go to the US and you have to be careful if you have a boy because they will circumcise your child without asking for permission. If you ask Americans they w
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by cracrecry 4y ago
Procrastination is routine in PhDs. It is the norm, you are not alone. Millions have been there before you, millions will be there after you. First is a 100% anti natural work to do, only using your mind. Lots of people forget the basics li
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by cracrecry 4y ago
I recommend you three books, because as academic I expect you to like thinking: 1. The now habit. Understand what anxiety and procrastination is. Where does your anxiety comes from? You probably are comparing yourself with what you shou
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by cracrecry 4y ago
>The past 17+ years of political failure did the German working class a real solid. When the head of a state advises people to “use a sponge and not shower so often to preserve hot water” it’s almost surreal that a government charging 45
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by cracrecry 4y ago
Given that the US is currently in a deep war with Russia and has spent billions helping Ukraine, I believe it is only normal that Russia finances turmoil in US with at least a couple hundreds of USD millions. Just find extremist people in t
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by cracrecry 4y ago
We also depend on RPys. Right now the supply chain problems RPys are so big,that they are reselling RP 4s for over 300 euros!! Imagine that over night the price of cars go 3x and you have to wait a long time for them. Different people are f
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by cracrecry 4y ago
>the modern upper class that wearing a $2k Rolex or driving a $70k BMW is frowned upon. There was a time, not that long time ago in which good clocks were expensive and expending 2ks on a good clock was similar to expending 2k on a lapto
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by cracrecry 4y ago
You should contact professionals if you can pay them. If not you should go to a library and find what happens to you on your own. Also everything in on the Internet right now if you know how to search and you can pirate video materials that
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by cracrecry 4y ago
I can't see where the problem lies. Open Source is free as in freedom, but you can charge for it. E.g Long time ago I paid for Suse Linux distributions. I see everyday University's and companies laboratories and offices paying ten
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by cracrecry 4y ago
That is a global problem. The US did the same with its rivers, just look at the Colorado. But thanks to that the US can eat, from food produced in places like California. In the future it will be possible to grow food using ten to one hundr
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by cracrecry 4y ago
They left the most obvious ones: Cinema. Offset Printing. Proving Relativity's Theorem with a picture of an Eclipse. XRays. Semiconductors and electronics. Aerial maps. Micromachines and microsensors. Music Storage on CDs, DVDs and Blu
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by cracrecry 4y ago
I had one of those. It was amazing to carry around. I changed the default screen that was so small. But Microsoft entering the scene simply ruined it all. We used multiple of those in the robotics laboratory. There was a scene of people put
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by cracrecry 4y ago
As someone who has lived in socialist countries for a long time... the Government always wants more money until they have it all. It is as simple as that. "Less pressure" on the Government is a joke. The more it has, the more it w
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by cracrecry 4y ago
A good question. I don't know anything about you. I don't know anything about the book you are reading. I don't know anything about the way you are taking notes. I don't know what do you want. So nobody can give you good
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by cracrecry 4y ago
I read this as : evidence than water is wet. Venture Capitalism is called "Venture" for a reason. It is a high risk, high reward activity. But I won't call it predictable. It is only predictable after the fact. Things that we
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by cracrecry 4y ago
Stop using labels to define yourself: Loser, Loner. If you do, at least use positive ones: Winner, extrovert and fake it until you make it. But I would never use labels at all. I have won several times, but it came after lots of work, effor
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by cracrecry 4y ago
I like it but it would be more interesting for me if you provided some web page with the documentation of that. I am more interesting in the explanation of your code that the code itself.
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by cracrecry 4y ago
It was used exactly for that application. Not that long ago, typesetting math formulas was extremely expensive, unless you used TeX. It was not very commercial and companies were not interested but certain individuals were. The same happene
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by cracrecry 4y ago
This is not Marketing. This is a real thing. It is a real thing that they can put a several nukes in one of those and kill the entire population of New York, or London, or Paris in five minutes. Also it is real that Putin has used exactly t
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by cracrecry 4y ago
What I did was multiple things: 1.Learn from the best. There are people around you that probably has not this problem and can do the work. Study what they do and feel. Just ask them what they do and observe. They will have a different perso
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by cracrecry 4y ago
>There’s a lot of propaganda meant to make Russia look far more incompetent than they are. They are certainly extremely incompetent, no question about that. Just ask any person in any army in the West. I talked with some of them. Nobody
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by cracrecry 4y ago
You just don't understand Russia culture. Americans live in lala land, they have no clue. What communism was about in Russia was taken the best people at every single sector in Russia and just exterminating them. In the 1930s over 50%
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by cracrecry 4y ago
So what this man is saying is: "We at Google are promoting the wrong things. We have necessary work that our code monkeys do but nobody wants to do because those jobs are not promoted" As a manager of a company promoting the right
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by cracrecry 4y ago
The principle behind being a 10x programmer is not working more, but working less and using tools that multiply you. The 10x dominates the tools ( and techniques and people and capital) that multiply her. If you have a car you can easily an
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by cracrecry 4y ago
>The 2017 referendum vote ended up with 90% of votes for independence. However, only 43% of the census participated. That is not true. Those are the numbers given by the independentist people themselves, with some people voting 5 times a
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by cracrecry 4y ago
>vote with over 80% for their indipendence from Spain. You should inform yourself before you talk. In Catalonia NEVER over 80% of the population voted for independence. This is BS. What happened is that a 50 something percent of the vote
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by cracrecry 5y ago
All the time. I started using python scripts to invest in the stock market when nobody did that and earned some money. I modified a digital hygrometer and thermometer so I can register the temperature cycles inside and outside my house. I a
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by cracrecry 5y ago
Propaganda and bad faith has always been normalized, it is not new, read Edward Bernays' Propaganda. Human nature is that of a predator. Powerful get advantage of the weak, and always has been. Take for example the USA, it was created
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by cracrecry 5y ago
You always pay out of your pocket. The concept that you make (bad bad) companies pay out of their (outrageous) profit is a delusion. Companies just take part of your salary and with that they pay medical cost. I actually prefer paying it my

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