dlsso

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by dlsso 4y ago
Curious about the 20th guy who is neither dead nor alive.
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by dlsso 7y ago
Fair question. On the other hand, all pins are easy to guess (very short, small charset) so maybe they're not blocking enough. :D
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by dlsso 7y ago
Great question. I wouldn't worry about feeling grateful. Just reminding yourself of "what you have," as you phrased it, is enough. When we're depressed we have a tendency to fall into the mindset that everything is bad
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by dlsso 7y ago
There's an overwhelming amount of evidence that gratitude is inversely correlated with depression, and a good amount that shows it to be useful as an intervention as well. Even the article that you provided as evidence to the contrary
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by dlsso 7y ago
There's some good stuff here, but it completely skips gratitude. Focusing on what you're grateful for is one of the more powerful and best proven methods to combat depression. I've been through clinical depression and conside
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by dlsso 7y ago
Could you elaborate on what you mean by smart working and cultural businesses?
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by dlsso 7y ago
Makes you wonder if the 70gb installs of modern games are really necessary. Also, obligatory kkrieger link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.kkrieger
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by dlsso 7y ago
Never heard of this "elementary backstroke" but I'm a pro at "chickenwings, airplane, torpedo."
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by dlsso 7y ago
Until they isolate the gravel in shoes gait.
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by dlsso 7y ago
They said they reduced code 84% but the numbers they gave are a 79% reduction. If they're using different metrics they should explain.
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by dlsso 7y ago
I know he didn't phrase it this way, but one dev hour is probably about right as far as what it actually costs a company. You have to count the overhead of the system that gets the work to the devs, and 30% on top of salaries for benef
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by dlsso 7y ago
None of the competitors I'm aware of have fuzzy search though, which is pretty annoying. "color prple" LibraryThing: 0 results Goodreads: 2,000+ results and they're well sorted
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by dlsso 7y ago
Hold up. 1. "Doesn't work for some people" is subject to the same fallacy as "worked for me." Not letting you get away with that one. 2. Working on yourself is very obviously the best way to attract someone else. St
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by dlsso 7y ago
Yes. This was my favorite quote. With slightly more context: You know what's amazing? Heinrich is old, he's 84 or so. He called this in the 70s, he said this would be possible. It's only possible now because these brand new l
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by dlsso 7y ago
Interesting. I'm surprised this actually works for people. For me it would it would just make me waste more time, and turn browsing into a stress multiplier instead of a stress reliever. I favor extensions that give an alert or block t
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by dlsso 7y ago
Really? Your local government has far more power over you than China does. I wouldn't be nearly as worried about China unless I was worth stealing from, assassinating, or something like that.
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by dlsso 7y ago
Or Brave. Basically Chrome without the spyware.
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by dlsso 10y ago
Do they take cholesterol tests at the start and end? I skimmed a little but didn't see it. That's the only thing I'd really be interested in.
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by dlsso 11y ago
Bootcamp graduate here. Short story: Took a low paying startup job to get my foot in the door, 2 months later got a much better offer, first place offered me a raise but not match, I said ok bye. Next day I walk in the CTO (who supervises m