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mapcars
7y ago
To initiate a small talk you just open a mouth and make some sounds. If the other person is lucky to understand your language - you have initiated a small talk, congratulations xD I'm waiting for questions on how to initiate breathing
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mapcars
7y ago
>First though: some people are simply hard to talk to. They just don’t give you anything back Lol, you can talk to anyone whenever they are talking back or not is not your problem.
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mapcars
7y ago
Why not sit and carefully investigate the differences together? You are a family after all.
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mapcars
7y ago
It's not that US respects Chinese trademarks, but Apple
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mapcars
7y ago
But does someone expect something different from Apple?
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mapcars
7y ago
I also doubt IQ measures intelligence, more like intellect and memory.
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mapcars
7y ago
A question from a rider, I ride on the pedestrian side when the road is full of holes and broken pieces of asphalt which is only possible to ride on a car wheel. Are they going to fix the roads to be ridable as well or just make one more st
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mapcars
7y ago
When people say "gifted", "smart" or "genius" it's always in comparison to others, it's not absolute. From your point of view, it's normal to ask questions, while somebody else sees it as phenome
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mapcars
7y ago
The feeling of loneliness (as well as all others) comes from inside, not outside. If you are not experiencing yourself as a part of the universe but something separated - no amount of people and talking around will help.
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mapcars
7y ago
>The most interesting thing you can know is other people You can know other people or anything for that matter only as a reflection in your own mind. The most interesting thing starts when you realize that you don't know pretty much
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mapcars
7y ago
Like we learn how to use our hands one should learn how to use our brains when needed, and when not needed how to put it down, that's all.
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mapcars
7y ago
What makes you think they were not needed at home?
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mapcars
7y ago
I'm not talking about insights but the effect.
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mapcars
7y ago
>The effects are permanent in a very good way. It's a trip, same as you travel to a different exotic country and explore a different world, the memories, the feelings you experienced and the knowledge you gained will stay with you.
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mapcars
7y ago
Yes, I'm saying this only because last 1.5 years I'm doing my kriya practice which includes meditation, breathing technic and few other things and it has been working wonderfully - since I "got it" I never had a single b
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mapcars
7y ago
From my experience, everything mentioned in the article can be "treated" with meditation. I say treated in quotes because all this is self-caused and treatment is only to realize that it's actually me is the one who is causin
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mapcars
7y ago
>I think psychedelics should be unbanned first, because it's the right thing to do. It's good that you think, but it's not enough to call it the right thing
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mapcars
7y ago
If you pay attention to how you perform - it's obvious, you don't need the studies, lol. We perform at our best in most pleasant states of your mind.
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mapcars
7y ago
>the comment came from a candidate that wanted to research his interviewer as preparation for the interview That's weird as well, I would never research the interviewer (as well as I never got to know the interviewer prior the inter
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mapcars
7y ago
>“You were a complete ghost online.”, they said Okay, so what? Is it a blogger or promoter position? Otherwise, why should you have any visible online presence? The whole thing is about one guy who decided to make a personal website an
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mapcars
7y ago
The trick is what you are building can not exist, something similar can, but not _it_.
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mapcars
8y ago
Because it supports how they feel, this is pretty much how the liking works in general.
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mapcars
8y ago
Why on earth would anyone use apple?
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mapcars
8y ago
Why should I be looking for centenarians that eat vegan? I have no idea how you ended up with this from what I wrote.
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mapcars
8y ago
>Foods to Avoid >Fruit: All fruit, except small portions of berries like strawberries >Foods to Eat >Meat: Red meat, steak, ham, sausage, bacon, chicken and turkey Thank you but no, whoever made this diet doesn't know much
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mapcars
8y ago
When you have everything as a file - to add URL just to point to that file is a simple feature.
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mapcars
8y ago
>- No POSIX support. Quite a bit of game engines rely on it, oh well, when google cared about developers This is caring about developers, just that you don't understand it.
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mapcars
8y ago
>File and file system becomes a partial concept (limited to each file system process), so there is no file in the process kernel data structure >"/" -> root vfs service handle, "/dev" -> dev fs ser
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mapcars
8y ago
In plan9 they are exactly the same, not theoretically. Isolation happens on a file system level (everything is a file, but truly, not a "special device file"). While it's practically not possible to compare performance, just
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mapcars
8y ago
>the entire point is to have multiple isolated userlands use the same underlying kernel. That's why they're so cheap. Ironically, this is what Plan9 does out-of-the-box. And even cheaper.
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