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by dan00 7y ago
> Ultimately, I don't exactly regret it but I certainly wish that we weren't so convincing that we convinced ourselves of a market opportunity that we couldn't access or didn't exist at all. How should you really know
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by dan00 7y ago
I'm starting to see the point of a whole food plant based diet.
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by dan00 7y ago
The dolphin (Nintendo GameCube emulator) developers have written[1] (nice read!) an interpreter of the GameCube shader code inside of the host graphics card shader. [1] https://dolphin-emu.org/blog/2017/07/30&
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by dan00 7y ago
> You might be happier. Yes. Sure, having a nicer environment/project certainly is preferable, but sometimes you can't choose everything, and if you let the shitty outside make you do shitty work, then you might feel a lot more
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by dan00 7y ago
Even this hasn’t to be only a feature of dynamically typed languages, like Haskells deferred typing shows. ( https://downloads.haskell.org/~ghc/latest/docs/html/users_gu... )
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by dan00 7y ago
I don’t think that is the point of Aurelius. It’s not about changing your will, but about realising what is in your control, and taking responsibility where you have control.
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by dan00 7y ago
The first time not dying going up and down in ‘Veni Vidi Vici’, I was so exited, that I landed on the wrong side of the box ...
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by dan00 7y ago
Have you already examined if it’s diet related? I’m thinking about a histamine intolerance.
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by dan00 7y ago
> In this view he disagreed with and distinguished himself from those existentialists who held that life was meaningless. I don’t think of a disagreement in this regard, because even if there’s objectively no meaning in life, it doesn’t
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by dan00 7y ago
All you said about yourself doesn't quite sound like you should get a PhD. Also having a PhD doesn't automatically make your life more interesting. Having a PhD will make you an expert in a narrow topic. So it most likely will lea
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by dan00 7y ago
> I read an interesting thought from Jordan Peterson that a great purpose is to reduce suffering in the world. It sounds deep and great, but I think it will be hard for many people to connect their day to day activities to this noble mea
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by dan00 7y ago
> Learned helplessness is when you are suffering no matter what you do so you stop making any attempts to lessen your suffering because you learned nothing works. I'm really confused by your reasoning, because you also said that you
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by dan00 7y ago
> But I don't see it as something positive. I feel like it broke my mind in some way. It replaced frantically struggling against boredom with nearly catathonic apathy. For me the opposite of boredom isn't apathy, but more a kin
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by dan00 7y ago
I think you got it completely the wrong way. You can get a lot more bored if you're used to be entertained the whole time. I can only tell from my own personal experience, that reducing entertainment also influences my consciousness, t
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by dan00 7y ago
> I mostly agree except that around very close friends you should not be spending energy and instead recharging. That’s certainly not the case for myself. If I’m exhausted I need to be completely alone to recharge. Yes, being with close
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by dan00 7y ago
> Is "introvert" a protected status, a badge of honor? I’ve no clue what you’re talking. > Besides, the article doesn't describe any particular "illness". Calling it illness might not have been the right term,
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by dan00 7y ago
Please just no, don’t put that kind of psychological illness label on introvert people. People are quite able to differentiate if they’re fearful if they’re under people or just exhausted.
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by dan00 7y ago
> EDIT 2: I read it again and I'm now not sure if you mean that or not :P Yes, I meant it. If you can eat fruits without issues, then you most likely shouldn‘t have a fructose intolerance.
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by dan00 7y ago
Do you have issues with fructose? Because carving for sweets is a typical symptom and garlic and onion can be problematic if you have a fructose intolerance.
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by dan00 7y ago
> The freedom to do what you want is entirely predicated upon those with power. I don't think so. Find something you want to do and others need or want from you.
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by dan00 7y ago
> What's there best way to go about learning Vim or Emacs? Sitting at a unix terminal at the university and being forced - you can't install anything - to learn either of both to get anything done. ;)
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by dan00 7y ago
I can only say that it is pretty hard identifying the food if you still eat somehow normally. It is easier to make hard restrictions for some time - one to two weeks - until all your symptoms are gone and than add one food after another to
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by dan00 7y ago
For me - from the language standpoint - it's a sweet post between correctness, pragmatism, high level and low level. I might be a strange guy liking Haskell and C++. ;)
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by dan00 7y ago
> What I'd like to know is why this reaction isn't more common among humans. I'm a fat person who's tried calorie restriction and all it does is make me tired and depressed. I suspect there's a good reason for th
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by dan00 7y ago
> Last year I got serious about researching the biology of eating disorders, and I'm convinced now that in 40 years we'll think of anorexia and its cousins more like type I diabetes than a mental disorder. I needed an absurd lo
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by dan00 7y ago
From my experience cgdb ( https://cgdb.github.io/ ) is the more stable TUI interface.
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by dan00 7y ago
Ah ok, the point about reflog makes sense. Thanks!
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by dan00 7y ago
It is right that the previous commits are still there in the repo, but from the point of git they are garbage now and going to be removed. The point are the commits reachable now from the branch.
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by dan00 7y ago
> No commits are harmed in the operation of `git rebase`. All the commits you had in the repo before the rebase are still in the repo. The same changes are still in the repo (edit: I should have said branch here), but not the same commit
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by dan00 7y ago
Well, I just saw that 'Super Meat Boy Forever' is going to be released soon on the Epic store, but not until 2020 on Steam. Also after Epic bought 'Rocket League' and removed it - for new buyers - from Steam, I'm st

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