exolymph

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by exolymph 4y ago
The idea that depression writ large is a monolithic, monocausal phenomenon is ludicrous.
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Dealing with Heat Exhaustion(unprepared.life)
3 points by exolymph 4y ago|1 comments
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One Year in Austin: Bad, Weird, Good(seekingtribe.com)
1 points by exolymph 4y ago|0 comments
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Summer Survival Council: Dealing with Drought(unprepared.life)
1 points by exolymph 4y ago|0 comments
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by exolymph 4y ago
Getting other people to do something — at all, let alone correctly — is actually a huge task. You should not dismiss the efforts of a manager who orchestrated four datacenters, that's very impressive.
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by exolymph 4y ago
Lol, don't justify shit. What andrewmcwatters said is all you need: "We update our rates in response to market changes and on a regular basis as we continue to improve our business." If that's not cool with them, wish th
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It's a Goose-Eat-Goose World(blog.hedgehog.app)
1 points by exolymph 4y ago|0 comments
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by exolymph 4y ago
Why can't it be both? After all, cells are alive.
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by exolymph 4y ago
We're gonna have a global hegemon, that's just how 21st-century geopolitics is, and I'd certainly rather it be USA than PRC.
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by exolymph 4y ago
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/7iAABhWpcGeP5e6SB/it-s-proba...
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by exolymph 4y ago
Accept the dissatisfaction :)
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by exolymph 4y ago
Is it not true that urbanites shit on country music? I've heard it happen numerous times.
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by exolymph 4y ago
All of the above. Country is heavily influenced by African American gospel and blues, but also the hillbilly roots you described. It's a fusion genre and that's beautiful.
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by exolymph 4y ago
I upvoted you because I'm also skeptical about the object-level claim, but this is a little dramatic: > Also, as a city dweller, why do people like you constantly attack us about everything? That feeling of persecution is destroying
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by exolymph 4y ago
Dying quicker is better.
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by exolymph 4y ago
Good old-fashioned police work? Hunt 'em down and lock 'em up without abridging everybody else's civil liberties along the way. Nobody's opsec is perfect (see Ross Ulbricht).
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A Tpot Directory(strangestloop.io)
1 points by exolymph 4y ago|0 comments
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by exolymph 4y ago
It's super simple: America is rich, and people want the opportunity to participate in our wealthy economy.
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by exolymph 4y ago
> Vitalik prefers to discover stuff on his own. So how does he get on these podcasts? Maybe he listens to the podcasts, or is familiar with the hosts, and thinks they are good? That seems like the most parsimonious explanation.
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by exolymph 4y ago
Would coworking or being a regular at a cafe help?
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by exolymph 4y ago
It's probably being heavily flagged but hasn't been marked [dead] which I suspect is manual protection. But it's also being downweighted by the flamewar filter, I bet.
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by exolymph 4y ago
IANAL, but I can imagine this being a necessity from a liability perspective because religious beliefs are involved. Can someone with a better understanding of labor law speak to that aspect?
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A Shitty Mental Health Tip(easytrouble.wordpress.com)
1 points by exolymph 4y ago|0 comments
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by exolymph 4y ago
Am personal friends with him; yes he has the experience to back up opining on this topic.
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by exolymph 4y ago
Ironically, the comment you're replying to was also humor that you seem to have missed.
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A Man Who Quit Money by Mark Sundeen (Book Review)(medicalstory.substack.com)
1 points by exolymph 4y ago|0 comments
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by exolymph 4y ago
Because it gets them high. Disclosure, I didn't click on the article, but that's their fault for the headline being dumb.
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by exolymph 4y ago
But Wikimedia isn't a company, it's a nonprofit foundation.
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by exolymph 4y ago
Try to actually sell them something, that's the best way to get genuine feedback :P Until money is involved (or the hassle of account creation, I guess) it's all play to them. Perhaps more useful answer is to be part of a practiti
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by exolymph 4y ago
Sure. I was def exaggerating for effect — there does need to be an org running this project and as that org Wikimedia also does good things. But as with Mozilla, the decision-makers are too distracted by flavor-of-the-week bullshit.

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