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by kleer001 5y ago
IMHO it's security updates and therefore unavoidable. Why do I say that? IMHO it boils down to attack surface and counter measures. Any strategy an opponent is using to get your information is going to require energy and or time to fig
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by kleer001 5y ago
> Hmm...this page doesn’t exist. Try searching for something else. uhhhh
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by kleer001 5y ago
"...the line separating good and evil passes not through states, nor between classes, nor between political parties either—but right through every human heart—and through all human hearts... It is impossible to expel evil from the worl
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by kleer001 5y ago
At a large scale that's unarguably true. But that's as such a coarse resolution as to be less than useless. At higher resolutions, the scale of a human life, there's a nearly boundless fabric of meaning and mattering to be ha
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by kleer001 5y ago
I honestly know nothing about the space. Is this what you're talking about? At least as an MVP. : https://libgen.fun/dweb.html ?
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by kleer001 5y ago
Because these were veterans, the study population comprised six times as many men as women. And they skewed older: about 48% were 65 or older, 29% were between 50 and 64, and 24% were younger than 50.
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by kleer001 5y ago
Good catch. I bet you're right. I'm a big fan of "Do your own damn homework." OP can do their own research. That said it seems like there's plenty of peeps here happy to tell their stories.
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by kleer001 5y ago
Absolutely. The trick I love here is that there's almost zero interaction to the grift. The websites just sit there. There's no soft skills, no convincing of the mark. The soft skills are all on the website.
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by kleer001 5y ago
IMHO the real clever part is that they're scamming people trying to scam others by using a poorly designed screen shot app. So it's a kinda Dexter level serial killer killer level scam. More power to 'em.
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by kleer001 5y ago
yup, it's called tribalism, our closest relatives the chimps also practice it
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by kleer001 5y ago
Those that less productive should be compensated with more than those who are highly productive?
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by kleer001 5y ago
1. Entropy (time taking its toll) in terms of corruption at every possible level of material, culture, liberty, biology, political. 2. Inter-generational discounting (you can't make the next generation care about what you cared about)
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by kleer001 5y ago
> MX blues Yup, those are loud keys, at least designed to be 'clicky'. That said finger velocity is a thing, as is keyboard and desk resonance.
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by kleer001 5y ago
I'm saying that Meyer's Briggs is BS and the Big 5 model isn't. One is feel good fantasy and the other is hard reality. Investing time, money, and/or attention in a model with no basis in reality, in one that has no pred
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by kleer001 5y ago
By "Big Five says" I mean "Lots of studies using the Big 5 model have found..." Of course, a model is inert. How could someone think otherwise? "Conscientiousness is the most potent, non-cognitive predictor of workp
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by kleer001 5y ago
IMHO: Meyers-Briggs tells everyone they're ok and that's ok. We're all different things at different time and we're all valuable. Big Five says you're useful and pleasant to be around, but you, over there, are a use
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by kleer001 5y ago
https://youtu.be/8N_tupPBtWQ?t=5
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by kleer001 5y ago
I found "a day in the life of ivan devisionvitch" sufficient. It was on sale at Audible a little while ago too.
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by kleer001 5y ago
Without more parameters of your listening preferences there's no way of giving you accurate and valuable recommendations.
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by kleer001 5y ago
This is a good technique for the engineering/physics side of the coin. For the more academic and "pure" math it might not be such a great goal. That said there's enough nice libraries and IDEs that one could use videos g
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by kleer001 5y ago
Ayup. Exactly why a good and deep reading of the classics is imperative. This is just the top of the iceberg: https://www.writeraccess.com/blog/sayings-that-don-t-mean-wh...
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by kleer001 5y ago
Read more older books. There's nothing, at the root, that we're dealing with that hasn't been wrestled with over two thousand years ago. Those guys wrote it down. There are things we know as cliches, all those motivational qu
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by kleer001 5y ago
You might be surprised, but the tv program in question does include words on the screen.
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then I could see this suggestion used informally in a teaching context with a student that has their dominant understanding in the structure of language, otherwise not so much
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by kleer001 5y ago
While pretty hand-wavy I think they're the least hand-wavy of all the world building.
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by kleer001 5y ago
as feasible as any other tech in Dune, shields, laseguns, space folding, genetic memory, etc...
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by kleer001 5y ago
That was kinda a thing. Tribe.net , it was glorious when it was at its peak. I met so many friends and acquaintances and lovers and great ideas there. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tribe.net
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by kleer001 5y ago
Close to that I thought of another satirical take on the bizarre world of declaring pronouns... 'I identify as a random eight bit integer. To properly address me you'll need to buy this 5,000$ dongle that's synced up to my pe
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by kleer001 5y ago
What problem does this solve?
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by kleer001 5y ago
What work have you done already that points to a new focus for your time? Look into that.

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