gomijacogeo

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by gomijacogeo 10y ago
Regardless of the merits of meditation, this post is a textbook case of the "No True Scotsman" fallacy. Didn't help? Well, then you didn't _really_ try. Not for you? You didn't properly try. Had better effects from
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by gomijacogeo 10y ago
Perhaps, at some point, we can declare victory on the PPI axis and turn some of that spatial resolution into a wider gamut with a couple more primaries?
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by gomijacogeo 10y ago
Fine. A more reasoned response might be to assert that in at least some cases, young children exhibiting signs of depression are reacting to severe problems at home. In those cases, expecting the parents to pursue treatment for the child
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by gomijacogeo 10y ago
“If they’re persistently sad, irritable or less motivated, those are markers that may indicate depression, even in kids as young as 3 or 4, and we would recommend that parents get them evaluated.” Speaking from personal experience, if a 3 o
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by gomijacogeo 10y ago
I always figured it was fallout from moving to bipedalism. So many structural changes going on - femur, pelvis, spine, pelvic floor, ligaments, muscles, etc. It doesn't seem that outrageous that a regulatory change needed for bipedali
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by gomijacogeo 10y ago
Until all the MRAM and other persistent technologies hit. Then get ready for a generation of college graduates telling us old-timers that 'reboots' are unnecessary and loading immediately the previous system state is the new maso
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by gomijacogeo 10y ago
Why not use LLVM and create a proper .so or binary?
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by gomijacogeo 10y ago
They've figured out how to synthesize OMNI magazine covers.
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by gomijacogeo 10y ago
Oh, I must've missed that.
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by gomijacogeo 10y ago
The 911 call claimed his name was 'Chandraskhar' (I assume a vowel got dropped in there and they meant Chandrasekhar), which isn't a name I'd expect someone to produce at random. But it's a pretty notable one if yo