doyoulikeworms

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by doyoulikeworms 9y ago
People aren’t machines. Imagine yourself as a terrorist leader. The US Army is combing the area you’re hiding in and you’re just waiting for an opportunity to slip away to fight another day. The isolation and paranoia are mounting, and you’
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by doyoulikeworms 9y ago
Not so much, but I wish my iPhone had two charging ports so that I’d never have to use a cumbersome splitter dongle to both charge and use accessories at the same time. I can’t deal with wireless stuff.
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by doyoulikeworms 9y ago
No, not really. I'm personally an iPhone user, but my wife has a really nice Android phone. I like top tier phones even though they're more expensive. That said, I didn't want to spend so much (or wait) for an iPhone X, so I
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by doyoulikeworms 9y ago
Aside from android being easier to root, don’t the top-tier android phones have all of the other problems too? Genuine question.
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by doyoulikeworms 9y ago
I personally require more, like, personal engagement with my colleagues, I guess. I want to feel like I’m working with friends, but some cultures can make it feel like I’m often working with adversaries. Some workplaces require you to “brea
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by doyoulikeworms 9y ago
I’m able to follow neither the article nor the discussion. What would I have to learn in order to be able to? Even if it was, like, years of studying. I’m just curious how deep this rabbit hole is.
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by doyoulikeworms 9y ago
My current job makes me feel very lonely. I’m not close in age to many of my coworkers and the place is very cliquey. It feels awful. I was on the verge of leaving, but actually ended up staying when I made a close friend. When that relatio
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by doyoulikeworms 9y ago
What explains the rise of C over the last few years?
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by doyoulikeworms 9y ago
What if a story could be modified dynamically in order to maximize the chance that it moves you? Or to deepen its impact? I figured that’s what the GP post was getting at. Just more tools for geniuses to use to move us and move us more deep
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by doyoulikeworms 9y ago
I’m not sure if this is the right place to share this, but loneliness as an entrepreneur was painful and was extremely bad for my mental health. When I give it another go, it will be after having secured a much better set of relationships.
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by doyoulikeworms 9y ago
Is there a talk associated with these slides? I bet it would be fascinating!
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by doyoulikeworms 9y ago
Your comments tell us more about what's on your mind than what's in the world.
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by doyoulikeworms 9y ago
Don't these sports programs also bring in money though?
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by doyoulikeworms 10y ago
Men can suffer from discrimination too. You sound like you read some bad, echo-chambery stuff TBH.
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by doyoulikeworms 10y ago
what about their other costs?
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by doyoulikeworms 10y ago
Every drug has its physical costs. Some more than others. Alcohol, for instance, has no non-harmful dose-- even one glass of wine with dinner is bad for your body-- but many people drink throughout their long healthy lives. That said, &quot
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by doyoulikeworms 11y ago
Out of curiosity, what are some problems/solutions that require FP64?
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by doyoulikeworms 11y ago
I wonder if that was a Star Trek reference
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by doyoulikeworms 11y ago
Pot isn't a terrible substance. Especially not when compared to alcohol.
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by doyoulikeworms 11y ago
Can you please, for one moment, imagine a world where computer users aren't as intelligent as you are? "Manage my email" is vague, and while it's entirely the OP's fault, it is also a relatively easy mistake to make
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by doyoulikeworms 11y ago
I think that Chinese history is quite remarkable. It's a bit like a Roman Empire that grew, changed, and stumbled, but never truly fell. Heck, it even has about the same amount of arable land as the EU[1]. [1]: https://en.wi
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by doyoulikeworms 11y ago
If nothing else, I hope it improves the currently abysmal search features for Wikipedia today.
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by doyoulikeworms 11y ago
In 2006 Facebook was all about college. I remember you could even list your classes right on your profile and get grouped with people taking your same classes. But you're right, "blogging for normal people, restricted to friends a
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by doyoulikeworms 11y ago
Arguing whether or not Krugman is right or wrong about an issue is one thing, but it's another to say that he doesn't know what he's talking about. He's a Nobel laureate! Is he really that bad? Or do you just disagree wi
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by doyoulikeworms 11y ago
Perhaps you're right. That said, you can certainly buy a cell phone separate from a contract in the US.
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by doyoulikeworms 11y ago
Well, to be fair, Android is extremely successful in poorer (middle income) countries. For example, only 4% of Brazilians and 10% of Russians use iOS compared to 30% of Americans. iPhones are just plain expensive. There are many very inexpe
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by doyoulikeworms 11y ago
How do you suppose those "timeless principles of software development" were born? People sharing only their success stories?
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by doyoulikeworms 11y ago
I have no experience in your field, but I'm very surprised to hear that this isn't worth a phone screen for a 21 year old. Tough industry!
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by doyoulikeworms 11y ago
Just because someone says that a quote sounds like Karl Marx doesn't mean they're saying he was incorrect about everything. Defensive, much?
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by doyoulikeworms 11y ago
Unless that flower was purchased with two cats (or two bulbs), I don't see how this strengthens the analogy. That said, I do agree that GDP and market cap can't be compared in a meaningful way. It's like saying that the ISS i

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