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by mapcars 7y ago
Congratulations!
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by mapcars 7y ago
>the important thing is to take time out with people you know and talk to them over a beer or two This is superficial because it does not last nor does it change your experience of life profoundly. It only useful to find comfort in a way
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by mapcars 7y ago
>whole-program type inference and flow typing What do these mean?
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by mapcars 7y ago
>Go brought some unique features as well (goroutines done right), Why Erlang processes are not right?
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by mapcars 7y ago
Some people linked to it few years ago took over one of big businesses in Russia threatening it's owner and forcing him out of the country. So it's 3, or at least 3. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euroset
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by mapcars 7y ago
>that turns this from a very serious concern to a much smaller one. Not really, this means there is a whole bunch of cars like this already in the wild and people being unaware of this.
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by mapcars 7y ago
Hahahah, no way, I never thought I would live to this day :D
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by mapcars 7y ago
I wonder how bad people must be to always want to become a better and better? :D PS to be clear I am not against improvement, I think it should be put to use as well, like 1 year to improve, next year you try to actually do something. Only
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by mapcars 7y ago
Well, disease is not abnormal nor death is. Only our culture makes it abnormal.
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by mapcars 7y ago
I wonder can't you see the picture is just a picture? In a way as when you watch a movie where people die or something you realize it's just a movie, right?
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by mapcars 7y ago
I'm not trying to blame people who live now or decide how this should be fixed, I'm only pointing that it is much bigger and deeper issue to be described as lightly as in "got angry". I should have worded it better. Also
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by mapcars 7y ago
How easily you equalize "get angry" with creating colonies, destroy and rule other countries for hundreds of years. This is exactly an example of "conveniently forgetting its history and context".
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by mapcars 7y ago
I really wonder how come Europeans are so violent?
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by mapcars 7y ago
But why you want to keep him accountable and not the ones who did the testing and released the product?
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by mapcars 7y ago
>and then someone starts posting malicious messages to make my username look bad That's kinda easy, you create a real account and verify it/link it in all your other profiles.
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by mapcars 7y ago
I'm sorry I will not give direct answer simply because it should not be taken lightly and without proper atmosphere and an experienced guidance can go out of control. But if you keep your interest and intention to try experience someth
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by mapcars 7y ago
I would like to say something about this "because generally one expects". See this is your life right here and now and soon it will be over. If your concern about fundamental aspects like food is only "general" - this me
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by mapcars 7y ago
>and then you can explore the dream world as you like. Not sure I understand the difference, you can as w ell start exploring from inside the dream. At least this is how it happened to me, without any prior plan I would realize I'm
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by mapcars 7y ago
A bit late but still, the thing about reading in a dream is if you briefly look/read something your brain will makeup the meaning, simulating reality. But if you look at each individual character you will only see some primitive lines
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by mapcars 7y ago
It's ok, you can look at it this way: the worst case is you will waste some money and a couple days. On the other hand the best case is your life can be transformed in ways you can not imagine. You can listen to as many opinions as you
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by mapcars 7y ago
>- drop coffee and sigarettes, reduce alcool, eat more vegetables and fruit; it's weird Why is it weird? You know in medieval Europe taking a bath was weird, two centuries ago having tuberculosis was fashionable. What is more import
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by mapcars 7y ago
If you want a real change - search for something called Inner Engineering. For 2 years since I've done it, I never had a single bad day. Apart from it bliss and extasy became real experiences I now get once in a while.
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by mapcars 7y ago
That's not exactly like this, this and other "tricks" are described in great details in Stephen LaBerge's books on Lucid Dreaming
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by mapcars 7y ago
>since I started to smoke weed. There are some similarities in the effect, yes. But the problems with weed is it's effect is temporary and it messes up your awareness. Also you can not do in in many public places. Should I mention t
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by mapcars 7y ago
Why you saying like those are the only options? :D
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by mapcars 7y ago
>face justice for his crimes Which crimes exactly? Folloing a link from above: >Strangely, however, the women themselves never claimed to have been raped, nor did they intend to report a criminal offence. Go figure. Moreover, the fore
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by mapcars 7y ago
>founders are more motivated by the fear of looking bad than by the hope of getting millions of dollars Oh that's not the best factor to look for, as one can go beyond the fear of failure and this won't work anymore.
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by mapcars 7y ago
All the things we are discovering and inventing are only result of how we fundamentally see the Universe (which is strongly connected to how our perception organs work), not other way around. I would say they might understand anything we un
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by mapcars 7y ago
>things I should cultivate an interest in It's only you who defines these things. It seems that currently you find random Wiki articles more worthy than machine learning or databases. You think it is not so, but do not discard what
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by mapcars 7y ago
>things that would be useful to know Again, I'm not talking about usefulness - it's altogether another dimension. >I find it difficult to diversify my interests Try a simple thing - pick anything outside of your interests an

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