jimnotgym

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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
They won't get a cure, because autism is not a disease. It reminds me of the idea that 'curing' people's homosexuality would make them happier. Turns out it is not possible, but in the civilised world we made things so
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
What I really don't understand is why the security people who sent to jail didn't drop their boss in it in return for diminishing their role
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
Are they desperate for the cure, because they are forced to work with people can't accept them for who they are? Because they are exhausted from years of masking, because you can't succeed unless you fit in? Do they desperately w
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
Does it not? When you 'cure' the lateness you lose the superpower too. Now you have another boring normie doing a workmanlike job. I think the reason for the animosity is the assumption that it is it a disease or disorder in the f
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
Because many autistic people have superpowers in some areas, like systems thinking, thinking outside the box and maybe suprisingly reading people. If you had a superpower, but it came with a curse, that you couldn't always get to work
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Playbooks, plagiarism and a pig's head: claims surrounding Cambridge professor(theguardian.com)
4 points by jimnotgym 3mo ago|0 comments
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It's Time to Give Up on the Nonstick Pan as We Know It(nytimes.com)
1 points by jimnotgym 3mo ago|0 comments
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
Oh yeah, they have a kind of ratchet on the tendons. It needs the load to be on terra firma for it to let go
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
At my nieces birthday party she had a new trampoline, but didn't know what it was, as my bothers were assembling it for her. She kept asking and they kept deliberately evading. Then suddenly she realised what it was. "It's
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
I followed the github issue you posted. There is a pr they are trying to merge, last comment was...10 hours ago. I'm not sure how this is 'actively plans not to fix'
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
Do you not just make them much wider?
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
I would happily live in the forest and keep a subsistence holding whilst managing the forest. Just give me minimum wage, a small startup grant, a couple of hundred acres of forest and freedom from property taxes.... I'll bundle all the
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Gary Stevenson to quit YouTube channel, citing health concerns(theguardian.com)
4 points by jimnotgym 3mo ago|1 comments
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
Oh I'm in that camp. I live in a country that didn't produce its own fertilizer. Sounds like a terrific risk to me
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
Did someone pay him for the rare meteorite? At least enough to fix the roof? Who should one contact if this happens?
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
Take a lesson from the UK where there are cameras everywhere. Brothers van parked in London. Window broken, bag stolen off front seat. Right under camera. He calls police and miracle of miracles they actually attend. Must have been in th
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
>which, IMHO, is a bad idea, you want people with a vested interest in the company doing all of the recruiting and hiring For engineers at a large software company perhaps. But if you were a distribution company that hires one developer
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
For your email perhaps it is hard to find. At many companies it is attached to the Teams/Zoom invitation
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
For those trying to work out the economics. 1 ton of urea is apparently worth $451 I think I would need to know the capex cost to go any further, but my gut feel is this is really a technical demonstration rather than an instant goldmine.
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
I don't know about the US, but in the UK in times of high renewable production and low demand the electricity price goes negative. Sounds like a nice use for waste electricity, as well as your own renewables? Would like to know the cap
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
Unless your electricity is 'free', presumably?
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
Yeah I can see your problem > owned by farmer cooperatives No way for a Corp to benefit=communism
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
Is this the AI jobs apocalypse we heard about. People who made the business what it is today, being sacked so the company can join the bubble? When it bursts those people can go and sell expensive databases to governments agencies under a n
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
The fact there are so many on YouTube is the main reason I didn't do this. I decided noone would be interested in my quirks or my slow progress!
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
I guess it is. How did it start, just trying keyboards for one you liked?
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
I never quite get band together. I'm the insufferable guitarist who doesn't learn songs but improvises long solos instead
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
Do you do this with friends? Like a tasting evening?
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
That is awesome. It is really cool that your apps are exactly what you want
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
Sure it counts. I have never played for more than a couple of pounds, but money makes poker. Did you learn online?
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by jimnotgym 3mo ago
That's epic. That gives so many more people a chance to play. Where did you learn it?

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