heyoni

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by heyoni 5y ago
> It is complete BS that restaurants were open but schools closed. Completely different environments with different requirements. > to the literal sacrifice of everything else. Except for, you know...public health and disease control.
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by heyoni 5y ago
Which is probably how they got approval to do a pig heart transplant in the first place since he would never get on the transplant list.
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by heyoni 5y ago
So some of that was definitely going through my head during the meditation. I kept thinking about someone I know who committed suicide and how desperate their last moments must have felt and coupled with the idea that they might live those
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by heyoni 5y ago
Honestly, it felt a lot like I was on psychedelics but without the visuals. I tried LSD once and mushrooms twice and there's this loop of thoughts and feelings that bubbles to the surface which felt very familiar during my meditation.
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by heyoni 5y ago
> mania is awesome fun ;) That's what I was hoping for! just kidding. But no, for the most part I think I'm totally fine and I don't think vipassana caused anything new, I've always had intrusive thoughts and trouble
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by heyoni 5y ago
I quit on day 5. My life started playing itself in my head on repeat and I started to focus on all the pain. I would imagine the universe dying and coming back to life where everything, especially some nasty events would reoccur ad infinitu
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by heyoni 5y ago
By the article's standard, breathing air produces genetic changes :D
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by heyoni 5y ago
I think apps still worked but I'm not sure. I know I couldn't create a privatelink to our AWS environment because the CLI kept failing, so we were locked out of a dev database. Not too bad.
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by heyoni 5y ago
Their authentication system completely broke I think in January...for hours.
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by heyoni 5y ago
From the little I know about history, it seems like Russia has no problem throwing human lives away for the sake of winning any conflict.
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by heyoni 5y ago
Protecting people from financial misery in order to isolate is the path we took and completely half assed it. There was never a moment when police were instructed to harass people for being outside, or not wearing a mask. Now if you have so
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by heyoni 5y ago
Got any reading recommendations from the two for a complete outsider to the field (psychology?).
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by heyoni 5y ago
Might work for Covid. Oddly enough, it was recently declared to be unsafe for long term use unless directed by a doctor since it can increase the chance of getting a stroke. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/12/
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by heyoni 5y ago
It wasn’t for having a different point of view though, it was for being so completely out of place and not addressing anything in the original comment it was responding to. So much so that it reads like an AI or a script.
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by heyoni 5y ago
Thank you for that
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by heyoni 5y ago
That whole post makes no sense. Almost like Peter himself hired a PR team to randomly say nice things.
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by heyoni 5y ago
I just had my first and the total came out to about $430,000 I think. Mom stayed for 4 days and the baby was in the NICU for a week mostly for observation but also had some extensive testing and a few rounds of antibiotics done preemptively
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by heyoni 5y ago
Tell me about it. I get overwhelmed packing the car for a day trip, I can't imagine getting evicted with a baby.
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by heyoni 5y ago
I haven’t read any of this cause I’m on my phone but wouldn’t the closest approach occur in 2025? And isn’t the 6.95 quoted the closest distance so far?
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by heyoni 5y ago
Only once. At Facebook: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2019/03/facebook-stored-hundreds...
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by heyoni 5y ago
I use a tool called stup now and was going to recommend it but now I’m intrigued by this.
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by heyoni 5y ago
Sure, but if I see that and start a conversation with my wife or I don't know, turn on the news and someone unmutes me, and I'm walking around the house with headphones on then I wouldn't see that.
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by heyoni 5y ago
That's clever but maybe too clever? I guess it could work for users who dialed in if maybe there was voice feedback to say "you are muted" or "you are unmuted". I'm not sure I have a great solution for it but i
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by heyoni 5y ago
Am I reading that correctly or is it saying you can unmute people on the call? That should never be able to happen. A moderator should be able to mute people but never unmute them.
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by heyoni 5y ago
This is 100% trolling, right? Teams is so painfully slow and inefficient compared to almost everything out there.
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by heyoni 5y ago
Wow. I cannot wait to try this but how is azul different from openjdk in practical terms?
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by heyoni 5y ago
If the mind over body thing doesn’t work, try very very gradually increasing intensity without regards to time. When I’m feeling really awful, I’ll slow jog/walk less than a mile on the treadmill first thing in the morning, then come b
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by heyoni 5y ago
On the one hand, it’s a sign of technical prowess to be able to accommodate browsers going that far back. On the other, it’s kind of embarrassing not to have a barebones version of your website load in case an old browser is detected. IE5 h
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by heyoni 5y ago
Well, it was done in flutter so a web app might be something easy to do from that.
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by heyoni 5y ago
You're not thinking of the potential here. Just imagine a baby name generator that tracks its users preferences and automatically registers domains and social media accounts which it then tries to sell you. ...it sounds horrific, I&#x2

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