episteme

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by episteme 3y ago
Hard, impractical, incredibly slow and high chance of failure. Sounds like maybe installing an EU version is reasonable in comparison.
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by episteme 3y ago
So it actually happened years ago and he is rehashing the same story of his 2 months at Amazon.. He has since worked at Google for 1.5 years so maybe this person just doesn't want to work for FAANG.
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by episteme 3y ago
The reality is that the probability of buying multiple office chair legs is higher than people expect. For some reason people can't comprehend a person ever needing to buy multiple of something if they only needed one. I worked at Amaz
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by episteme 3y ago
> Wait, does this mean daydreaming is people actually seeing things? Yes, they are usually seeing similarly to seeing in a dream. Seeing with the minds eye as they say. You don't usually lose awareness of your surroundings, what you
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by episteme 3y ago
There are ideas here but I am not seeing a way to make them realistic. Ideally an ad containing any actors would somehow be signed by that actor, but with the amount of different platforms and formats I don't really see a practical sol
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by episteme 3y ago
He has been penalized, he has 3 points. People with 3 points are more likely to get more points than someone with no points, statistics like these are the way that insurance companies make money.
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by episteme 3y ago
I didn't expect it to be this Ashens, but now I think about it I totally should have.
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by episteme 3y ago
Nearly every company, what is your source for that? I've never even heard of this before.
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by episteme 3y ago
This still leaves room for believing all your views are the 'right' ones. Perhaps the third hard part is accepting that some of these views are valid. But perhaps when you say views you are implicitly saying that all views are val
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by episteme 3y ago
Me and my wife cook meals with fresh ingredients every night and it takes between 20 and 40 minutes. Do you order takeout for every single meal? Did your family spend every day cooking all day growing up? I'm curious how someone can ha
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by episteme 3y ago
It clearly says when you sign up that you will follow these people when they join threads. There is no evidence that these 'shadow' accounts are being included in the metrics before people sign up.
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by episteme 3y ago
It depends where you are. In Scotland it's hard to find a pub without a good whisky selection and in any UK city a pub will be able to make a wide range of cocktails. Having said that, some play loud music and some don't.
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by episteme 3y ago
I see what you're saying but this only leads to a discussion about the differences between heroin and alcohol, rather than deciding if you can roughly judge alcohol use from the outside.
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by episteme 3y ago
>> Next, he asked participants to rate how much they believed in the idea that simply smiling makes you happier (which, by now, has pretty much become accepted folk wisdom). This time, he struck gold. Just as with a placebo pill, the
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by episteme 3y ago
If there was a way to be sure it would stay only ever being viewed by that person, sure. For now, I think people shouldn't have the risk that it gets seen by others forced upon them.
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by episteme 3y ago
Strange that the issue was anticipated too.
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by episteme 3y ago
I had the same problem with Hello Fresh. I dreaded doing all the prep. However, we tried one called Green Chef and found it much more realistic. The cost of any of these services is too high for me to stomach without some sort of discount b
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by episteme 3y ago
Where are you located?
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by episteme 3y ago
The request/response objects for the API are a shared data structure, whether you decide to share them via a library or not, no?
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by episteme 3y ago
I suppose the difference is that Apple don't have the monopoly on your charger?
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by episteme 3y ago
This argues for less frequent weighing, not more.
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by episteme 3y ago
Is this a genuine question? To ask this must mean you either don't realise all the tracking that is happening via your phone and web browsing unless you explicitly block it or you explicitly block every possible opportunity to be trac
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by episteme 3y ago
Why?
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by episteme 4y ago
It's hard to do harm with meditation. It's a bit like saying everybody should exercise. Yes, there might be a person on earth who shouldn't exercise, although I find that hard to imagine, but the statement is still valid. Sim
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by episteme 4y ago
Relatively common in the UK for white collar workers in private companies to get private healthcare included or after paying a small pre-tax cost.
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by episteme 4y ago
People get a second hand buzz when they see people win and the streamer will react in a way that gets people excited. This naturally leads to playing slots yourself and feeling like you are part of a community. It's incredibly lucrativ
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by episteme 4y ago
Care to elaborate?
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by episteme 4y ago
Something existing for a long time says nothing about whether it is positive or not.
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by episteme 4y ago
Those patterns will only work if they also reduce calories though. The vast majority of people who are normal weight in the western world will have a mixed diet and their body is not 'going crazy'.
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by episteme 4y ago
Is this really only applicable to men?

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