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by kossTKR 6y ago
This is a good analogy. At the same time though meditation traditionally was practiced in various communities with social safety nets where elaborate maps of mental states and wise gurus could help guide you while the most potent and esoter
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by kossTKR 6y ago
Really, 10% body fat with 30+ BMI? Without steroids, that sounds completely bonkers to me.. Can you link me a picture of a natural body that looks like yours, i'm pretty intrigued.
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by kossTKR 6y ago
>The Guardian reported in June 2016 that Lindzen has been a beneficiary of Peabody Energy, a coal company that has funded multiple groups contesting the climate consensus. from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_
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by kossTKR 6y ago
It's a super gray area i agree, and people can become obsessed with "patterns". I personally find it interesting like i find the Snowden revelations interesting, or the Wikileaks implications or geopolitics in general. I star
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by kossTKR 6y ago
Well it's all pretty muddy, but so far i think Epstein was expendable. As i just wrote there are a myriad of links to "intelligence" and a larger structure. If people are interested go to the Epstein subreddit take deep dive
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by kossTKR 6y ago
Do you seriously think he's against encryption for his own class of unfathomably rich peers? He's against encryption for the commoners, the 99.999% of people not part of the transnational elite, who as we've seen in the Epste
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by kossTKR 6y ago
>I personally believe government should not allow those types of lies or fraud or child pornography [to be hidden with encryption like WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger]. So Gates is against encryption because of CP but flew on epsteins Lol
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by kossTKR 6y ago
As incredible as it is, the problems extend way beyond just syncing on Windows. Sync works completely randomly on mac between the iPhone and and OSX, - you often have to wait "a long time", and since Apple also has the completely
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by kossTKR 6y ago
I think it's not as much narrative as the explosion of the tech field in general. When i started out tinkering with tech in general in the early 2000s people drawn to the internet were still mostly a smaller core of passionate forerunn
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by kossTKR 6y ago
I feel the same way. If i am going to continue in this business it's going to be "very freelance", "very on my own terms" whatever that means. I am in my thirties, and a career shift seems more and more inevitable.
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by kossTKR 6y ago
I still run my 2014 MBP model because it still seems better to me than the newer models. No touchbar instead classic function keys, HDMI output, 2 displayports + 2 usb3 ports, magsafe!, and most importantly a MicroSD drive i have put a Nift
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by kossTKR 6y ago
Interesting, you must have worse infrastructure where you are. I have never had any problems in Scandinavia.
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by kossTKR 6y ago
I came here from the DDOS thread on the HN frontpage because Messenger was down (and instagram DM's), which i haven't tried before here in Scandinavia in my 10 years of FB. Same for my colleagues. I see at least 3 other people men
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by kossTKR 6y ago
"Wow look the US is getting attacked by everyone" - "lets make everyone pay for a black budget 5 trillion dollars cyber defence project". Same old military industrial complex scheme with theater pretexts.
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by kossTKR 6y ago
True though i have never in the 10 years i have been on FB had problems with chats, so quite an incredible coincidence..
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by kossTKR 6y ago
Why are so many people in this thread sure that this is "just Sprint merger mishap" when i and many others have been unable to use Facebook Messenger and Instagram chat in Europe? What does those services have to do with US cellul
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by kossTKR 6y ago
What does the Sprint merger have to do with Facebook Messenger in Europe and Instagrams direct message system being down? Overload because people go there or NSA updating a dragnet system? ;)
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by kossTKR 6y ago
Those are some good points. As i said in another post, i have probably become a little too cynical after working in the field for so long - so congratulations to these dudes.
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by kossTKR 6y ago
This whole thread is a little bonkers. A dude posts what seems to be essentially a commercial for his company, extremely short and light on details and it gets 500+ upvotes in a couple of hours. But yeah maybe i have just become to cynical
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by kossTKR 6y ago
What's going on here exactly? Why does this post have an insane amount of upvotes and like 50 posts only with text like "Congratz my man!" or other people who seem to know this dude and contribute with nothing?
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by kossTKR 6y ago
I found his articles years ago about lucid dreaming, and also subsequently found lots of his 30-90 day experiments very interesting. What makes him stand out in my mind is that he actually does the challenges as opposed to so many other peo
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by kossTKR 6y ago
Thank you for mentioning this - on the surface - rather obscure concept, that personally i have never come across in education. After understanding it better it seems to be very close to the way the internet and hyperlinks work, it also rem
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by kossTKR 6y ago
I agree. I loved Steppenwolf, and it had several absolutely sublime passages - very much like in the rest of his bibliography - but The Glass Bead Game was completely devoid of any of the magic or imaginal that Hesse can conjure up, no time
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by kossTKR 6y ago
I have no way of verifying any of this, but your writing makes me reminisce about the weirder parts of the internet about 15 years ago. It was a time with a weird cross pollination between internet sleuths, fringe academia, x-files aestheti
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by kossTKR 7y ago
It is curious, and post revelations in the recent decade nothing is too weird to suspect - but don't underestimate the immense social value of jumping on the technological bandwagon and the free "hip" PR that it produces in m
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by kossTKR 7y ago
I know MedCram has covered the use of hydroxychloroquine a few days ago (at 1:20): https://youtu.be/vE4_LsftNKM?t=79 More on chloroquine & zinc: https://youtu.be/U7F1cnWup9M?t=95 He is an active ICU spe
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by kossTKR 7y ago
I agree that the wording could have been be better. "This" here referring to the link after the :, not the folding@home project. I wonder how AlphaFold compares.
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by kossTKR 7y ago
Google has just done this with AlphaFold a few minutes ago: https://deepmind.com/research/open-source/computational-pred... It's just so fresh it hasn't been posted anywhere yet: "Normally we’d wait
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by kossTKR 7y ago
Yeah it's pretty interesting that they undertake this huge task when one of the basic features still doesn't work. Simply put when you shuffle from all of you liked songs you will mostly get the same tracks over and over - some tr
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by kossTKR 7y ago
i had the same problem which was fixed by having more free space on my local drive. I need + 15 gb free for TM swap stuff. Apple is notorious for not giving ANY feedback so i only found out after sesrching for a long time on google. Apple p

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