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by mapcars 7y ago
But why you decided to put a line on a person? The surroundings, the social situation, the political situation, the nature, whole universe is a context of everything.
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by mapcars 7y ago
Most languages are vendor lock-in actually, with forks not passing an experimentation level. OpenJDK may be the only working example from the mainstream languages.
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by mapcars 7y ago
> We don't expect we'll wrestle people from their Emacs Well with what I saw on the videos if it's possible to extend Dark inside itself - yeah, I would prefer this over Emacs
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by mapcars 7y ago
Well I watched the videos, honestly what he is talking is exactly all the problems I've been facing for the last 7 years working on web backends. I wish you well and hope I can use Dark at work one day.
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by mapcars 7y ago
TLDR: a guy can't just turn off his phone for a couple of hours and creates a whole new philosophy out of it.
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by mapcars 7y ago
It's not that complicated, just in western societies not much attention has been paid to how the human system works. Most of these cases are self-created, by self-created I mean unconsciously by not handling the system in the best way.
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by mapcars 7y ago
The system can not grind talented people unless they agree to be grinded. At least in democratic countries.
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by mapcars 7y ago
So.. why don't you leave?
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by mapcars 7y ago
So get out of it, were you forced into tech by someone? then it's a legal issue, nothing to do with the field.
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by mapcars 7y ago
There is no such thing as stressful jobs, stress comes when you do more than your faculties can handle.
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by mapcars 7y ago
What is special is ton of information which goes beyond words, like how you speak, how you look, where is your attention and much much more.
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by mapcars 7y ago
>because books scales much better than talk What scales is exactly superficial knowledge but not the wisdom, to me he was right.
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by mapcars 7y ago
>then we will turn on ourselves and our "leaders" I don't think in such case normal people would be able to reach "leaders" in their bunkers or whatever they prepare.
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by mapcars 7y ago
Don't fit the job
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by mapcars 7y ago
Because they work :D
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by mapcars 7y ago
There is Alan Watts video on the topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4wa0tSBdOU
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by mapcars 7y ago
>This state has indeed produced profound ideas, but it has also produced even more nonsense ideas Can you say with 100% confidence what is profound and what is nonsense in this Universe? >The article makes the classical mistake of the
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by mapcars 7y ago
>But what if there were another route to hypersanity Em, there are many, including Zen, Yoga, and Mysticism.
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by mapcars 7y ago
You can measure your addiction to different apps :)
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by mapcars 7y ago
That is kinda obvious.
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by mapcars 7y ago
>when meditation is simply acknowledgement of thoughts, which feels useless to me. I would say you clearly have not meditated enough :)
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by mapcars 7y ago
There is a lot of confusion here as well as in the article >Mindfullness tells you to observe your fears and other feelings >but effectively ignoring them How is observing equals ignoring? Observing allows you to detach and not take t
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by mapcars 7y ago
Randomly I just hit this text related to the topic, it's easy to tell he does experience something beyond the thinking mind https://the-talks.com/interview/jim-carrey/
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by mapcars 7y ago
I would like to add that this science already exists for thousands of years in such sophisticated form that it does not require external chemicals but rather focuses on enhancing what our body can naturally produce. Imagining this gives you
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by mapcars 7y ago
I wanted to show how much we tend to condition ourselves. I don't have the intention to make fun here. It's good you are asking about the how - please see once you think "I am <something>" - this is what will deter
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by mapcars 7y ago
>I seem doomed If you think you are doomed you will be doomed. >I'm not really antisocial If you think you are not really antisocial you will be not really antisocial. >I can become overtalkative at times If you think you can
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by mapcars 7y ago
Happiness is exactly the same in every human being - is just a certain type of chemistry. In which ways people find access to it depends on person, environment, society and your background - this is what is unique. But all these things are
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by mapcars 7y ago
>because we innately want freedom from self Ironically Self is the freedom . The problem is people haven't found what Self is and calling it all kinds of things. One simple thing to look at - does it give you absolute freedom uncon
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by mapcars 7y ago
No.
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by mapcars 7y ago
One thing which Common Lisp needs the least today is the style guide :) I'd love to see more apps, innovations, success stories and use cases.

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