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dalmo3
6y ago
Great analogy for physical therapy too!
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dalmo3
6y ago
Same in New Zealand.
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dalmo3
6y ago
Write, in the morning, whatever comes to your mind. No edits, pauses, or thinking. Observe what words come out. Truly observe, attentively, but don't pause for reflection. It will take you somewhere, usually where you hurt the most. If
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dalmo3
6y ago
First, yes, right to know and tell, pretty much against any form of punishment. The last point is in reference to your use of the word "entitled." English is not my first language, so I might interpret this wrong, but when one say
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dalmo3
6y ago
I think of it like most other "rights": You have the right to know the truth, you have the right to tell the truth, but you don't have the right to force someone else to tell you the truth.
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dalmo3
6y ago
Yeah but leave the means of staging alone.
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dalmo3
6y ago
Location: Wellington, New Zealand (Also Kapiti/Porirua) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: React, TypeScript, Javascript, Node.js NoSQL, Git, GraphQL, Ionic Framework Résumé/CV: https://github
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dalmo3
6y ago
There's a reason communist countries have strictly closed borders, and its not for stopping people wanting to get in.
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dalmo3
6y ago
Yesterday I spent the longest ever with a recaptcha, about 2-3 minutes, at a frigging checkout page. I decided to endure it just because I really needed that ergonomic kb+mouse combo. Hopefully they'll allow me to solve captchas for lo
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dalmo3
6y ago
Your aim is making money, but who are you trying to sell it to? It seems to me people who care about js-lessness are probably savvy enough to build it themselves.
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dalmo3
6y ago
Look for the book "The Singularity and Socialism: Marx, Mises, Complexity Theory, Techno-Optimism and the Way to the Age of Abundance" by C. James Townsend. It doesn't answer the thread title, but tries to tackle your followi
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dalmo3
6y ago
Just like the Duning-Kruger. You see the graph once and you're immediately a specialist on the subject.
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dalmo3
6y ago
Excellent! (no pun intended)
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dalmo3
6y ago
Advantages over read-excel-file?
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dalmo3
6y ago
>It took centuries for mathematicians to even write down precisely what a set is for example. I had a calculus professor who would hand us assignments and say things like "this one should take 3 to 4 lifetimes to solve".
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dalmo3
6y ago
Genius comment, spoiled by unambiguous font.
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dalmo3
6y ago
I usually disable everything, but I also need to go against the grain in this thread and point out a side effect to that, at least to me personally: constantly manually checking for updates. In my case it's email or whatsapp groups. Fo
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dalmo3
6y ago
Add the link in the comments.
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dalmo3
6y ago
It's an official email from Google. Gmail will never mark it as spam.
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dalmo3
6y ago
Voting with your feet can well be an apolitical stance.
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dalmo3
6y ago
Are you sure you're a potential customer? Apart from the somewhat broken English I can't see what's wrong with that 50-word summary. I'd guess they would have a few pages explaining its features but it seems the website
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6y ago
My main problem with non-entertainment, prerecorded video is how little control you have on how you consume it, when compared to text. Consuming video is too linear and opaque. When you open a book, article or even forum thread you have imm