meko

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by meko 8y ago
Especially considering 1Password is not technically supported on linux.
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by meko 8y ago
> head winds are far more prevalent than winds from astern (that is, if you never violate the Pythagorean maxim) Translation: Winds from the front are more common than winds from behind (that is, if you don't eat beans)
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by meko 8y ago
Don't eat beans
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by meko 8y ago
That's very interesting. As a child, Keller was the butt of many jokes, usually implying she was mentally deficient. The passage at the beginning of the article demonstrates she was anything but. And with that, there's no surprise
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by meko 8y ago
it's almost like money makes things bad.
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by meko 8y ago
The truth is this (discontinuing consumption) applies to all animal products, not just fish, we should also stop consuming beef pork and chicken as well. There are better, healthier cheaper proteins that can be acquired through other safer
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by meko 8y ago
I fight the 'pretty icons' syndrome by using monochrome / white on black icon theme. It really helps.
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by meko 8y ago
The problem occurs with fear setting when you have naturally pessimistic of cynical tendencies, because then you're just contemplating the severity of various bad outcomes. It sounds completely bonkers like some sort of backwards trick
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by meko 8y ago
Thats sounds insanely time consuming.
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by meko 8y ago
we should be discussing ending meat subsidies. I think people would not consume so much of it if steak was $30/lb. There are cheaper, healthier ways to get protein and b12.
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by meko 8y ago
People without gov issued health insurance don't know the pain of bouncing from shitty doctor to shitty doctor. They see so many worse cases than you every day, 'sad gringo probably should off himself, the ingrateful lout' is
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by meko 8y ago
Meditation is a passive activity and doesn't really have appreciable effects. It's mostly new age woo.
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by meko 8y ago
I'm on mediCal so I get pretty much one option for mental health, these 'family clinics' and goddamn they are horrible. I've been in one of the deepest depressive swings I've ever dealt with and they really couldn&#
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by meko 8y ago
You are heavily oversimplifying (to the point of incorrectness) every concept you outline, reducing them all down to various flavors of utopianism. On top of that, your final call to action is a mirror reflection of what you just criticized
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by meko 8y ago
Could you please outline a meaningful distinction between bartering and selling?
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by meko 8y ago
I'm at a week-long point of one of the harder depression episodes I've ever had. It came from running out and thus taking a break from my adhd meds. A week ago, I was worried about my health, because I loved life and wanted to li
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by meko 8y ago
Be careful with ketamine though, it's really hard on your internals: gallbladder, liver, bladder and kidneys.
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by meko 8y ago
Yep. You can't control your capital after death so chances are anything you leave for your heirs, a very small portion of it will actually make it to them.
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by meko 8y ago
Talent, like luck, is an illusion. It does not exist. There is only skill, which is acquired through time, experience, and practice.
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by meko 8y ago
I read somewhere that they have more repos combined than any other company.
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by meko 8y ago
Surprised no one's mentioned it... Electrolytes. That's why gatorade works. And it's also why putting some salt (+ sugar for flavor) in water works.
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by meko 8y ago
Not to sound cliché but that is resoundingly the primary symptom of late stage capitalism. Commodification of all; nothing is sacred, not even your own life. This has actually been the state of affairs for quite some time (at least from 18t
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by meko 8y ago
I wish I had ML camps growing up! Mine were photography and adobe flash :<
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by meko 8y ago
Perhaps the hobbyists who are trying to make a career blowing bongs and dab rigs will decide it's a good route to go legit.
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by meko 8y ago
For a newbie you only need to navigate, copy/paste/delete. Then you learn how to manage (multiple) buffers. It took me about a year of regular use to really feel like I could "use" emacs. Full disclosure: emacs fan. Once
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by meko 8y ago
Idk I'm driving the same bell-free, whistle-less, sedan since 2006. @160kmi. But then again I'm not a bay area high-income developer.
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by meko 8y ago
I use a stylish plugin which masks the feed entirely. It was useful when I was having to use facebook often to promote a brand. Nowadays though it's eliminated the vast majority of facebook's use for me. 95% of my notifications ar
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by meko 8y ago
I find it odd that people take issue with regulation, perhaps its been ingrained into the cultural consciousness of the west that regulation is always bad, but historical analysis shows that regulation has always had an overwhelmingly net p
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by meko 8y ago
This is almost the plot to the Killzone franchise: as in, separate populations of human colonists at war with each other, long after they forgot their common ancestry.
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by meko 8y ago
DDG results can be hit or miss (it doesn't yet do a good job of filtering spam, for instance), but a simple 'g!' In your search terms will have DDG query google for you, thus acting as a sort of proxy. This means you can have

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