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heimatau
6y ago
There is one company in the USA that is trying this but China and Germany seem to be leading in pre-fab.
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heimatau
6y ago
The GND is a quick read (or even a quicker skim). People should just read it [1, 2]. I support GND and it's surprising how the news outlets let this narrative grow. GND is a social justice document more than a Renewable Future. I hope
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heimatau
6y ago
Guys. Guys. Don't worry. Libra will make the world a better place too.
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heimatau
6y ago
Your comment was extremely insightful. Thank you for this. I rarely favorite (to be fair I only knew about it recently) but...your comment is in my favorites.
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6y ago
> I completely failed I'd encourage you to rethink this idea. GoodNotes and OneNote and Notability are fairly good at making the experience more robust than pen/paper. Especially the search function. It's so refreshing to
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6y ago
> Maybe the EU can stop this nonsense. IMHO, they are the only entity that has the guts to do something substantial. I'm in the States. It's clear that DC doesn't care but some activists are trying to shift the public perc
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6y ago
> especially libertarians are not aggressive Depends on the subgroup. > As for the belief that the left are intellectually superior, that's not specific to tech firms. IMHO, I feel this is an organic collusion of messaging. Like
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6y ago
> I think you're underestimating how much _fun_ some people find this sort of recreational trolling. It doesn't matter if it's fun. It doesn't matter if someone paid them money to sabotage another company. The blame f
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6y ago
> i freaking haaaaate missing a dose I'm not trying to minimize your experience. I'm just trying to provide a more accurate framework on what's more statistically likely to occur within a population. That's all. Since
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6y ago
> You can have downtime This is where you might be misunderstanding. Downtime shouldn't be to engage in more stressful mental activity. Think about it. Go to the gym. Study for a big exam. Are you really engaged on the goals of a gy
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6y ago
> No You're speaking from a personal experience. I'm not minimizing your experience with my comments. But if you have time to browse Social Media or enough time to get into extended hostile discussions (about ANYTHING), then yo
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6y ago
> My company is becoming increasingly political and it's terrible. IMHO, this is not the problem. The problem are the managers of the work. One doesn't need to micromanage to stop this from happening. Nor does one need to limit
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6y ago
All businesses that want to survive are political. Whether they admit it or not. How many defense contractors are there? These people do have a vested interest to vote for candidates that increase govt contracts with the private sector. Thi
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6y ago
> A company with vertically integrated...seems like it could have such an edge Yes but I guess it was the IBM board whom decided that they could better invest in the money with various initiatives. IMHO, they are now (and for ~15 yrs) on
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6y ago
If someone actually has ADHD, the person doesn't feel 'up'. Instead, after taking meds, they should feel more self control, less frigidity, and more calm. Withdraw should become the opposite. (I'm speaking generally, bas
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6y ago
> I’ve sometimes wondered if the dreams would stop if I sat down and successfully learned the material. I strongly encourage you to relearn these concept with OCW MIT with Strang and Moler [1]. [1] - https://www.youtube.com&#x
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6y ago
> It’s hard to measure the value of knowing the fundamentals... especially 10 years out when it seems like you’re reusing the same tiny subset of your toolset over and over again. The fundamentals though exist as a little voice in the ba
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6y ago
> These drugs are not one-size-fits-all. True but...on a probability basis, the two situations I gave are more than the majority of people's reason.
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6y ago
They are not down [1]. But it does look like a lot of Europe is affected [2] and if you stay on that page. It looks like the attack is growing. Top hits are "Ukraine, Germany, Russia". Also, the OP link provides ZERO information
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6y ago
> but for others its a nightmare. I can only assume one of two reasons: 1. They were on XR. 2. Abuse. If it's another reason, maybe the formulation isn't the best for them because it's highly unlikely to have a 'nigh
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6y ago
I was on prozac with adderall and I have uncontrollable anger. I immediately got off of it. The problem might be with adderall or the mixture (if you're taking other meds).
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6y ago
I'm in the same boat as you. As I've aged, I've realized it's necessary for me to have medication for me to be productive for an extended period of time. I encourage you to embrace the chemical imbalance as the reason. T
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6y ago
Consolidation is very bad for the markets. These players aren't trying to help the retail markets. They want the data.
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6y ago
> this obvious, data driven conclusion... You've provided no data. Just conjecture.
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> Monero is quite anonymous Don't trust, verify. [1] [1] - https://monero.org/monero-vs-princeton-researchers/
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> key from article "Here, though the subjects still pressed keys to make the instructed choices, confirmation bias disappeared, with both positive and negative outcomes weighted equally during learning." >> arolihas said:
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6y ago
Interesting connection. What are your thoughts on connecting these two together?
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> I think the World Police BS that America engages needs to stop. I legit thought it would've been reduced with Trump because of his isolationist positioning. I guess this is going to be the norm for a distant future. I don't s
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6y ago
I actually disagree with this headline. It depends on the type of work. For example, learning 2+2=4, would be difficult to figure out on your own. Learning how to install plumbing into a building....umm...no. For certain fundamental concept
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6y ago
> Why do bots need to crawl so much? The Earth has a (mostly) free society. Therefore, many programmers find a web crawler to be an advantageous endeavor. From search engines, to social media companies, to ad networks, to government agen
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