mahathu

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by mahathu 3y ago
Thanks for clearing that up! It's nevertheless interesting to observe how multiple people come to the same analogy, or may be unconsciously affected by reading and then forgetting about it. Unfortunately I can't edit my original c
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by mahathu 3y ago
That prediction and analogy to low-background steel has been made 128+ times before on HN: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
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by mahathu 3y ago
That's even more based and walkabilitypilled.
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by mahathu 3y ago
Maybe Baby by Haley Nahman! https://haleynahman.substack.com/
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by mahathu 3y ago
In Germany, you take individual driving lessons and group classes on traffic rules including a mandatory first aid class.
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by mahathu 3y ago
The person you replied to was being sarcastic, but you're still right.
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by mahathu 3y ago
That sounds like a much healthier/less exploitative scene to be honest!
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by mahathu 3y ago
>But a closer look at research on the world’s top performers, from professional athletes to Nobel laureates, shows that early specialization is the exception, not the rule. As another commenter has pointed out, this is a more comforting
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by mahathu 3y ago
I will never remember this Yelp Review a fan of his wrote: Three stars. See that false burrito. See it swaddled in tinfoil on the desk in the bowels of that great tower, a bundle of meat and sauce in a place long ago ceded to silicone and c
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by mahathu 3y ago
Enjoy working 12 hour days every day and eating potatoes 365 days of the year?
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by mahathu 3y ago
dtxer
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by mahathu 3y ago
I feel dirty having had some of those tabs open.
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by mahathu 3y ago
That entire website is quite a rabbit hole to fall into. https://cirosantilli.com/ciro-santilli
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Dust Explosion(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by mahathu 3y ago|0 comments
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by mahathu 3y ago
Did he choose to go to prison?
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by mahathu 3y ago
Why does that make him a hypocrite?
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by mahathu 3y ago
>This describes humans in a nutshell. This is why people vary wildly in ability... Can you expand on that a little?
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by mahathu 3y ago
So why did you bring it up?
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by mahathu 3y ago
> this has the potential to completely desotry the business model It's a start but I'm not this optimistic yet.
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by mahathu 3y ago
If you're pedaling on a bike you should probably be looking at the road!
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First Recorded Kraftwerk concert (1970)(youtube.com)
1 points by mahathu 3y ago|1 comments
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by mahathu 3y ago
Thank god its Tuesday!
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by mahathu 3y ago
Sounds like your short term memory was impacted by the drug.
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by mahathu 3y ago
> if you have a clean bill of health, your mind is in the right place, no family history of severe mental illness, and have a trusted sober friend And if you have all that you don't need to be doing mind altering drugs anymore.
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by mahathu 3y ago
You're still gonna have to type on something.
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by mahathu 3y ago
> E.g 80% of the population of Glasgow lived in state owned housing until the 1980’s. It's not too late to go back to this utopia!
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by mahathu 3y ago
I think its cringe to both define doom and then come up with some unpredictability precise percentage for that scenario to occur.
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by mahathu 3y ago
> where everyone on the block put out bags of candy for neighborhood kids to go house to house and pick up. Is this usual in the region, or perhaps did I misunderstand you? Don't the kids usually walk up to the doors and ring, and t
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by mahathu 3y ago
It's just americabrain. You can hardly blame them as this is the only system they know and were socialized in. I've talked to otherwise intelligent and well adjusted people who came up with the most spectacular mental gymnastics d
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by mahathu 3y ago
> any visit to a specialist + tests will immediately trigger thousands of dollars in bills, even if you're insured you're going be paying your deductible plus like 10-30% after that. (In the US)

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