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iammjm
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This is super fun. But: I am winning most of my games as green / if I am going first. I struggle otherwise, not having the initiative
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iammjm
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This is super dumb. I am very much hoping synthetic meat will replace "traditional" meat (mainly due to ethical reasons, aka less animal suffering)
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iammjm
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I don’t own a TV and am nonetheless somewhat depressed. I think TV is not any worse than other passive activities, such as watching YouTube, browsing news, scrolling Instagram, playing games, online shopping, … (and I don’t mean from time t
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iammjm
3y ago
What fucking moral boundaries am I overstepping if I donate via EA to get some mosquito nets put up in Africa??
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iammjm
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What’s wrong with Peter Zeihan?
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iammjm
3y ago
It's interesting that OP's article isn't that much shorter than the original source, yet it contains way less information. The author just consumed the original source and regurgitated some bits and pieces onto his blog and c
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iammjm
3y ago
Isn't that just the common denominator and the desire for something familiar? The brands are casting the broadest net possible to catch all sorts of fish and we the cattle want stuff we know. Also, Microsoft's logo is still the fo
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iammjm
3y ago
I guess I agree with you when you put it like this. I think I don't like the term "technique" here because it makes it sound as if there's something you need prior to starting meditating; as if there are some requirement
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iammjm
3y ago
I think it's nice to see my own library grow. It will also be interesting to revisit it one day. It's like a time capsule. Plus it's thousands of pages of input to create an ai-version of myself one day ;)
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iammjm
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I imagine a survey-like questionnaire: 1. Today as i woke up ... 2. In the course of the day i ... 3. One thing that particularly occupied me today was ...
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iammjm
3y ago
If writing is something new for you then it is normal that it will feel unnatural and thus attract more attention to the activity itself. It's totally okay to start off writing about writing to get things going. In no time you will na
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iammjm
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Watching Netflix or getting stoned is clearly not doing nothing. If you take it literally then it becomes clear what is meant: just being, without indulging in anything, not even our thoughts. I agree this requires focus, but i don't t
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iammjm
3y ago
That’s a very uncharitable interpretation of what I wrote. Here is more information on what I actually meant: https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/style/article/protest-design-future-...
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Why is this illegal? The case I am making: 1. There are people who are broken and attracted to kids 2. These people have urges that they want to fulfill 3. It is clearly better if they fulfill said urges without any kids involved 4. So give
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iammjm
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I saw some such wearables during the Hong Kong demonstrations couple of years back
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iammjm
3y ago
this thing here has a camera. As far as typing experience, you can install swipe or whatever so typing is like on any other device with a touch screen
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iammjm
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It's not good. Also, if you want to download an android app on one of their devices, you need to do it via their own app store type thing; the "official" google store app doesn't work out of the box and needs some to wor
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iammjm
3y ago
Can you share more information? Did it happen on it's own or was there some pharmacology used?
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iammjm
3y ago
A rival theory A being wrong doesn't make theory B any more right, their truth values have to be assessed independently
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iammjm
3y ago
I'm not sure if being top 2% shit in a pile of shit is that great, i think it's more of a testament to the condition of this field
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Except that testability is one of the core principles of science. If there isn't a way to prove/disprove what you are claiming then we can assert all sorts of things and call it science, at which point science loses all it'
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iammjm
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They blackmailed Europe with stopping the gas-deliveries in case of continued support for the Ukraine long before Nordstream was blown up
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iammjm
3y ago
Fun and balanced castles, expansions and mods, playable and bug-free on modern systems. It's a great game, or actually several games in one: town-building, map exploration, RPG, chess-like strategy battles
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3y ago
One of the best music video recordings I've ever seen. Pure fun and awesomeness
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iammjm
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Being an electrician always seemed interesting to me. I imagine this job to be ever more in demand as we move more and more from legacy energy sources (coal, oil, gas) towards electricity. The job can be dangerous though so that's a th
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iammjm
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I wonder about your definition of consumption and I fear it might too all-encompassing to signify anything meaningful.
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iammjm
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I feel like what was once called magic, then became God and now becomes AI. An all-encompassing term for all things inexplicable and complex and a handy backdoor to give up the burden of decision making and critical thinking. I fear it will
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iammjm
3y ago
Are you implying oryx was purposefully undercounting Ukrainian losses to create a particular image of this war? I imagine you'd have strong arguments to back these claims
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iammjm
3y ago
No, sorry, I just bought some generic brand on Amazon that was a good deal. I just like Merino Wool due to it's properties and it just feels very nice on the skin (no rashes, irritations, anything like that; just a nice, soft feeling)
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iammjm
3y ago
Sydney, is that you? Maybe they did not manage to fully lobotomise you after all
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