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by gausswho 4y ago
Can you elaborate on transference/interference there? I'm familiar with it in the context of therapy, but I think you're talking about something somewhat different.
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by gausswho 4y ago
Bonus: On a fun day with inadequate patience, the Aeropress can send coffee all over you and the walls. https://drive.google.com/file/d/12a6Md7YkI7-vSf_vOK6JTaVg3-l... ... The laughs were worth more than the hassl
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by gausswho 4y ago
Proof that avoiding corporate surveillance is a cat and mouse game!
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by gausswho 4y ago
Medicine doesn't belong in your list. The US imports 90 percent of our antibiotics from China, among many other pharmaceuticals.
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by gausswho 4y ago
that the placebo led to abstinence in 25% of cases makes me concerned about a selection bias in the pool
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by gausswho 4y ago
I've visited and fished the Indian River and had no idea. Thank you for sharing, sad as it is to read. The site has some other good reads too.
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by gausswho 4y ago
I recently read Lord Jim (1900) by Joseph Conrad and really enjoyed it. There is a dense playfulness with words in a way that doesn't exist in my diet of Internet reading. The plot is unfurled from questionable narrators, deft time shi
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by gausswho 4y ago
I would love to have a service that cataloged all private equity takeovers so that I could migrate away from them. Every time they milk the brand and slowly atrophy.
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by gausswho 4y ago
I also seek out interactions with people I don't know. I'm quite practiced at making it natural and unscary for the other person. Usually never see them again, and that's ok and even desired. There's something very satis
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by gausswho 4y ago
Booking.com is a $75 billion giant headquartered in Amsterdam.
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by gausswho 4y ago
> Being in the same room as one another, even if we're doing different things, works pretty good for us. My partner feels this way too. I feel the opposite. To me in some way I cannot reason it makes me wish we would a) do anything
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by gausswho 4y ago
Imagining the recruiter algorithms seeing Twitter employment contiguous from 2021 through 2023 and going... hmmm.....
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by gausswho 4y ago
I'll add On the One Road. Inspired the Irish to join in WWI with pretty devastating consequences. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X44OfwqiZAw "We're on the one road. It may be the wrong road. But we're t
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by gausswho 4y ago
The market going giddy over the slight slowdown of inflation is suspect, due to a change in how medical costs are measured. Without that change inflation would officially still be rising. https://wolfstreet.com/2022/11
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by gausswho 4y ago
I see that now, you might see my other comment. One item that's unclear to me is if the employee had put that they were open to other opportunities on their profile at the time of firing. To me that changes the calculus of why he may h
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by gausswho 4y ago
Following up on my own post, I failed to read the third link where he did ask an employee who tried to shine light on the Android slowness. After what looks like a reasonable series of responses, Musk fired him https://www.thever
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by gausswho 4y ago
While I question the leadership merits of slagging off your own product, he did not personally attack any team member as claimed by parent post.
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by gausswho 4y ago
Which itself has been renamed a few times. Until the British fired incendiary cannonballs to burn it down just before a blizzard. This demonstration of force helped unite the colonists in their support for revolution. When rebuilding, Falmo
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by gausswho 4y ago
You've invented a quantitative measurement (100x) for something that is qualitative. This unravels discussion and turns away those who may otherwise support your assertion.
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by gausswho 4y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding what you refer to as blind-firing, but the change is to require a target ID from dismiss calls. That's regardless of focus then right?
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by gausswho 4y ago
Can we expect a fix for Pixels outside of the official service window? So 4 or older?
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by gausswho 4y ago
Yeah that game loop was what I loved too. It was brainless in the ways I enjoyed, made you feel like a Doom Guy. It was as hard as you wanted, in that vein of game. Eternal was a brave subversion that just didn't suit the origins of th
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by gausswho 4y ago
I understand the chain of incentives, but I see room for it being legislated away as anti-consumer.
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by gausswho 4y ago
Fair, I can definitely see why players will enjoy one or the other more. They are quite different in what mechanics they tailor for. I was put off by the demeanor of the creative director in the documentary, who it turns out wasn't Mar
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by gausswho 4y ago
How does this fictional canard stop being posted to HN?
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by gausswho 4y ago
Suggesting she was a token girl is the greater misogyny
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by gausswho 4y ago
I've sometimes wondered why it's legal for markets to be coerced not to price items below MSRP. The acronym includes the word suggested right? Not mandated?
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by gausswho 4y ago
I remember bouncing off DOOM Eternal after a couple hours because all its clever new mechanics were oddly anti-fun and puzzly resource management. Like the creators didn't know what made the predecessor special. I was confused and stop
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by gausswho 4y ago
Really enjoyed that video thanks. The irony of finding it while procrastinating here on HN makes a satisfying dissonance.
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by gausswho 4y ago
Is there some kind of benefit at 10k karma?

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