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imagica
5y ago
Id be curious to see a performance with that instrument. Any link?
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5y ago
How far did you get with it? Did you end up abandoning the project?
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5y ago
For whoever considers using Amazon for convenience I say open your eyes. The lower prices and free shipping will disappear as soon as competition is driven out of business. Also working for Amazon seems to be a dystopian adventure [0] and [
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5y ago
The secret to cooking is to test the food and know some basic things which may seem awkward at first but are simply learnable. Everybody who started cooking had a moment when they didn't know what they were doing and a lot of practice
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5y ago
At whose expense? Investors and drivers? Not a very good deal if you ask me. I am grateful to use Uber occasionally and the price is not too bad but I always tip the drivers because I know they're getting the short end of the stick. Oc
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5y ago
It's one of those things that is acquired with experience and from more and more peers one has had. I think I've learned a bit from all my peers, almost everyone had something interesting or an interesting way to tackle a problem.
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5y ago
All what it takes is to digitize the whole infrastructure and make transparent all the public spending with details of details of the details all the way down to where the money currently is, all that is including large loans. Public spend
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6y ago
> There is such a thing as government-mandated conditions in most places even in the US ( Government-mandated conditions are on paper only, are often abused and the boundaries are always stretched out to the breaking point. > at a ce
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6y ago
There was a funny series called Junk English by Ken Smith, not sure if there are newer editions to that book but it had a collection of jargon and subtly making fun of it.
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6y ago
But a sad thing overall, imagine he's stuck with this identity now but it no longer bears fruits for him. I assume this person didn't have much of an identity in the first place..
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6y ago
Retelling helps learning a lot more than copying verbatim.
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6y ago
> he whole point of engineering is to figure out exactly what the bridge needs to do and make it do only that. So the "over-engineered" bridge is actually under-engineered -- they haven't thought enough about the actual pr
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6y ago
Learning something new requires a lot of concentration and deliberate thinking and practice. When I learned chess I remember the friend I was playing with becoming a bit bored waiting for my moves but with time it became more automatic and
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6y ago
At the first encounter I find this game very aesthetically pleasing and groundbreaking in an original dimension. I see it's been around for a while but I missed it before. I personally am a bit saturated with the mainstream 3d game me
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6y ago
The image of a utopia where all disease are stopped in their tracks, where there is enough food and shelter for nearly 50 billion humans and where every nook an cranny is infested with homo sapiens and they live and breed incessantly and w
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6y ago
>Aging sucks dude. I don't want to get old. Why? Every single one of your ancestors got old and died. It is simply natural. Nature has a way of recycling and death is part of that as much as birth is. It would be a disaster of civil
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6y ago
Not everything is lost, they will learn a thing or two from this.
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6y ago
Lots of little ones would scale. And lots of jobs. It worked before...
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6y ago
Thanks, I'll give it a try next time I'm binging.
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6y ago
They could add lots of disclaimers and dozens of I agree and I know what I am doing checkboxes but not allowing to buy certain stocks but only to sell them is like a partially blocked intersection with the only open road leading to a ravine
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6y ago
I wish things turn around and smaller shops make a comeback. Big is not always better, in fact the service is almost always an afterthought.
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6y ago
It is a captivating show but after watching the first series I had to give up halfway through the second. Modern TV shows are cool but take too much, I wish I could watch the compressed version. After the first series the tropes become quit