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mapcars
5y ago
Do I understand correctly that it's still not open sourced?
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mapcars
5y ago
Right, but as we don't see anything from this company let the court decide if and how big the damage is.
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mapcars
5y ago
Since you haven't seen it means it doesn't happen? Sad that 20+ years didn't teach you basics of logic.
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mapcars
5y ago
What does it mean to spend money and time on eating less sugar? Spend no money and no time by not buying sugar products, that's it.
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mapcars
5y ago
Sure, my point is that losing meanings in the process can be quite crushing experience or liberating depending on one's attitude.
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mapcars
5y ago
So how do you know what is mentally healthy? How do you know those meditation masters were mentally ill?
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mapcars
5y ago
This doesn't match my experience. Professionals can help you only to the extent they understand themselves. Do they understand nature of consciousness, mind, thought? Most likely they do not. Meditation is supposed to bring one to the
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mapcars
5y ago
>Many things that are worth doing and give meaning to life are not safe. That sounds wrong to me, meditation is supposed to destroy all meanings of life, not to give anything. Also doing or not doing anything at all is not safe. There is
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mapcars
5y ago
I think it's good news, living happily and freely is possible independently of our job occupation. Also if one is first happy and lives a good life then they will do that they really care for and do it good.
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mapcars
5y ago
Well, even in my company we don't have Kubernetes. I'm not a devops so can't elaborate more on this one :)
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mapcars
5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzlIfzj6xfo
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mapcars
5y ago
This is not true, there are yogis who can do dozens and even hundreds things at the same time. These researchers study people who never did any work on their mind and make statements about whole humanity.
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mapcars
6y ago
The most simple, elegant and effective solution I saw is in Red language, though it's too advanced to apply in others :)
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mapcars
6y ago
Allright, but isn't it like 20 year late? And does this contain any interesting parts which are not already in 9fans/9front build?
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mapcars
6y ago
> not a solution to food scarcity or security. For a number of years we already produce more than enough food for everyone on the planet, the actual problem now is to deliver and distribute because in hot climate countries food spoils ve
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mapcars
6y ago
There is a spiritual practice to go to bed everyday like on a death bed, visualising completely and clearly that I will not wake up tomorrow morning, this is it, this is the end. It does change life profoundly, no computation needed :)
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mapcars
6y ago
You can't even define normal, how come you think your program can?
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mapcars
6y ago
But the animals are there, the rocks and stars too. And they can "ask" the same question - why not human? To me it's rather a silly question.
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mapcars
6y ago
>Why this specific one? That's rather a simple one, every point of experience is "this specific one" for itself, but in reality there are no specific points. If you were a fish in previous life you would only know that and
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mapcars
6y ago
>Logic is fundamental and proven to be able to apply in reality. Logic only exists in our minds as well as other things mentioned. The problem which arises with making logic fundamental is that it does not do much for things which matter
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mapcars
6y ago
Well, rip mozilla
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mapcars
6y ago
I wonder why people keep ignoring standards and use feets, pounds etc even on quite international resources. I understand it is convenient on local market to buy some food, but in this kind of scientific articles makes no sense to me.
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mapcars
6y ago
Apple is against freedom like since the beginning, I don't understand how anybody can use any of their products.
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mapcars
6y ago
Can you point out exactly where the contradiction is? > What does "deep into life process" even mean? The problem here is modern science only looks at what can be measured. Life has parts which can not be measured and thus are
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mapcars
6y ago
Tell me which type of yoga you did, for how long and who is the guru? Also if you could burst "my bubble" with a few words it worth nothing and I would not talk about it in the first place.
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mapcars
6y ago
Why would I refuse cancer treatment? What evidence there is against cucumbers diet?
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mapcars
6y ago
You never tried it and already made up your mind. Being a negative believer is not different than being a positive believer. Unless you try it your words worth nothing.
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mapcars
6y ago
> "Hey, just realize how great your life is" In a way this is how it is, except not in words nor in your imagination, rather in a real experience of oneness with whole rest of the Universe where every cell in your body explodes
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mapcars
6y ago
Well it works in my experience so I will stay on that side. Can it be scientifically proven? Probably not since it's not measurable. But if it happens to work for you - your experience will be far bigger than any proofs.
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mapcars
6y ago
> existing modern medicine is that we are very limited by what we can measure Something I can add to this is depression (and related states with so many names) is a subjective thing in a way that the cause is in how person sees the world
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