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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
No meth or heroin for the last many years. I never liked either much anyway. I've referring mostly to psychedelic drugs and marijuana, which normally are considered soft, but I've consumed them to a degree that would probably shoc
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
Constantly using various recreational drugs. It's actually not something my wife has a problem with at all, and even recently she encouraged me to keep doing so. The decision to stop was my own. There have been many extended periods of
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
I'm not working right now and my wife is supporting me. To be brief, I'm taking time to be healthier mentally and my wife can see that I'm making a concerted effort. I let her know frequently how much I appreciate it, and I&#
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
And potentially that men (and women) may react a certain way to unemployment that makes them difficult to be with.
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
And meanwhile the US Department of Defense, as of 2009, had 27,000 employees working in public relations / propaganda and contracts out the development of astroturfing software. Government-paid shills are not unique to Russia, and this
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
Related to this are emails between Clinton campaign advisor Philippe Reines and Marc Ambinder, a politics editor at The Atlantic. The emails showed a quid pro quo in which Ambinder used certain words and descriptions as requested in exchang
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
Actually "lead" has many, many more than two distinct senses. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/lead
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
What are his antics in politics? Can you point out specifically where he is off base?
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
Awesome. I've checked out the Macaulay library a few times in the past looking for samples for electronic music. It's a great resource, and has features like rating by audio quality. Check out the unearthly vocalizations of variou
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
This applies to only a small fraction of people worldwide.
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
The US government commits terrorist attacks on a regular basis. I may not convince all of you about the air strike in Syria the other day, or the hospital that was intentionally hit a few months back, but can any of you deny that the Shock
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
Jill Stein is clearly a less militaristic candidate than Trump.
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
> The only people that have issues with it are the consumers thousands of miles away who are completely detached from the issue and realities facing those workers, and who at the same time fuel demand by purchasing and funding those work
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
I think GP had it right that this is a false dichotomy, that being "a type of informal fallacy that involves a situation in which only limited alternatives are considered, when in fact there is at least one additional option". ht
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
> result of a lifetime of societal biases. Not just societal biases, but simple demographic realities that are not controlled for at all looking solely at scores on a test.
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
Never revealing personal information is harder than it seems though, as we often give away deanonymizing information unconsciously e.g. in the quirks of our writing style. The study of deanonymizing an author based on these tendencies is ca
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
People have had this misconception for a long time about Google, I remember having this debate on HN 4 or 5 years ago. I'm not sure Google has ever supported truly exact string matching.
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
I am trying this right now, and it's not doing exact string matching. I mean case sensitive, special characters, etc. To the poster below, putting the query in double quotes definitely does not do exact string matching.
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
I'm not knowledgeable about Bing, but Google doesn't support literal searches either if you mean that in the sense of exact string matching.
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
Yep, I did this (after going the traditional college route and languishing for a few years after) but more like 15k over three years. I'm a pretty good web developer now but it's still very tough establishing that initial credibil
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
I personally think there is enough evidence to at least begin inquiry into the possibility of foreknowledge within the Bush administration and/or some US intelligence agencies. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Septemb
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
True, I hadn't thought of that!
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by lmmlzxx 10y ago
A commenter pointed out that one or two of these images appear to be photoshopped, most likely mock ups of a scene that the artist intended to create. The commenter took a lot of heat, but does appear to be correct. The fifth-to-last image