kleer001

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by kleer001 5y ago
I know you didn't ask me... but I'd say "Get one." The benefits far outweigh the deficits. Why? I'm in my mid 40s and have a 1 yo. I'd trade the adventure and hedonism of my 20s and 30s for good knees, a good b
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by kleer001 5y ago
Fake it 'till you make it. Nothing could be easier to say and more difficult to do. Just like any other life changing habit. You get out what you put it.
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by kleer001 5y ago
You might be pointing towards the Openness To Experience dimension of personality. If that's what you're talking about, I'm sad to say it's pretty baked in, for the most part. It does change over age and sometimes with p
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by kleer001 5y ago
Sadly it is not. The bot's github page leads back to a real looking webpage. But then again that could be some top tier trolling. The page is completely bereft of any personality, names, or faces... so... For anyone that cares the argu
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by kleer001 5y ago
> build a product that I would like to use myself Yup, that's a first mistake, no? Shouldn't one build projects for others? It's a fine distinction, but getting that first customer is so important (or so I've heard).
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by kleer001 5y ago
A related but more fundamental existential question is "Can you stop of a loved one from self destructing." And, as sad as it is, I'm afraid the answer is a solid "No." on every level of analysis.
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by kleer001 5y ago
IMHO we already have both, but their growth is a sigmoid curve, not an exponential spike to infinity.
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by kleer001 5y ago
this bad boy? https://newsy-today.com/giant-centipede-fossil-reveals-bigge... I know it wouldn't support my 15 stone :-/
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by kleer001 5y ago
Extinct charismatic megafauna... especially those that were extant in the last hundred thousand years, thinking some of them probably hung out with humans. Man, makes me all sniffly eye'd thinking about a Mowgli story involving a giant
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by kleer001 5y ago
So? I'll just send it to my own wallet. And then on anywhere I want. What a toothless function.
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by kleer001 5y ago
? > ... a unicorn fart in every mug, easy peasy I thought that was pretty clear sarcasm
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by kleer001 5y ago
ah, people getting free speech as in "unencumbered arguments" confused with "first amendment rights"
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by kleer001 5y ago
I want positive, individual focused, human interest stories that avoid: ideology, politics, and hot button topics. I want eye-bleach for my soul. Groups of x identity stand up for themselves against cops in city Y, several are injured. Or i
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by kleer001 5y ago
It should work for declaring melodies in any system of music that has notation. Now, you're correct if you're saying that not all music has melodies. Or that things like Indian ragas would be difficult to run through exhaustive pe
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by kleer001 5y ago
Taxes. IMHO journalism is a kind of infrastructure of the soul of a nation. Gov't funding, a strong and corruption free journalism union, and a unicorn fart in every mug, easy peasy.
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by kleer001 5y ago
Heh, reminds me of my thoughts around bitcoin. The things that would need to happen to cause it to fail would be on such an order that bitcoin failing would be the least of my worries.
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by kleer001 5y ago
I don't know about the moral boost, but I just had the same experience. Came back to the studio that I left 15 years ago because they wouldn't get the software package I wanted. They eventually did 3 years later. It's a relie
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by kleer001 5y ago
Wasn't this just a toy a little while ago? I think I remember playing with it. Congrats to the team then to take it to market. It looks exciting! One artistic thing the would could always use is making music making more accessible to t
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by kleer001 5y ago
I'm not. Visual effects artist, studio about 100-200 people depending on shows
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by kleer001 5y ago
technically cryptocurriencies have no service and no safety checks, and that's the selling point
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by kleer001 5y ago
Ah, that's what you mean by "snoozing". Thanks for the clarification. It's obviously not tyrannical, just a little quirky. Still, it seems unnecessary to me and a little patronizing.
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by kleer001 5y ago
> "Well humans would just have to fundamentally change their nature and learn to live like x." This is the answer that Marx gave (Communist Man) and the deepest answer we'll ever get because it's nonsense at the funda
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by kleer001 5y ago
Economist experts will tell you it's a non-starter One doesn't need to be an expert to know why: freeloaders and tragedy of the commons to begin with...
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by kleer001 5y ago
I think I understand and while I appreciate the sentiment, and certainly your customers will too... I'd add this as an option, even on by default. Maybe a dark and snoozey landing page during those times? But to completely hard-lock yo
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by kleer001 5y ago
By about 20% if anyone's interested in the actual magnitude
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by kleer001 5y ago
If there was a weight loss hack like that that worked I bet it'd be well known. My weird tip? Flow state. Do something so compelling and interesting you forget to even care about eating. I've done it, but not consistently or for a
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by kleer001 5y ago
This is the correct answer. There is no individual "the world" as a cohesive unit like you can point to "a tree" or "a person". OP is repeating a fallacy of some sort, the name of which I cannot recall.
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by kleer001 5y ago
Hunh. Interesting. As a worker I would find this very invasive and lame and cringe worthy. I'm not at work to talk about my feelings about world events, let alone revisit what's being blasted at HIGH VOLUME from every news and blo
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by kleer001 5y ago
> without ads and > affordable I think lots of smart people with lots of energy have spent lots of time trying to solve this problem with respect to getting customers and keeping them. It's a hard hard problem. Subscription suppo
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by kleer001 5y ago
Really really nice graph paper https://www.amazon.ca/Ampad-Computation-Greentint-Punched-10...

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