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by metamet 8y ago
> but for anyone else who views emotions as "obstacles"/unnecessary and is depressed, that's probably why I completely disagree. She was very clearly stating that that is not the proper lens to look at life through,
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To look at just this point: > Why hasn't PUBG, despite its absolute success, attained the relative success of Fortnite, which is likely driving 100x or more revenue? PUBG has had a following almost despite itself. The performance is
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by metamet 8y ago
> For example, I don't get particularly excited about all the damn weird DVI cables I have stashed in my drawer but I've realized if I toss them, I'll need them in a hurry and it really sucks having to buy new ones. I thin
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by metamet 8y ago
Template literals also have the benefit of being able to embed variables without concating the string, ie: `My name is ${name}.`
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by metamet 8y ago
My largest criticism of our oneness with phone is that, no matter how responsible you are with them, they removes you from being fully present. For consumption of media--which most people use it for--it's like sitting down and opening
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by metamet 8y ago
> The economist has been freaking out about norms destruction since day 1 of the trump whitehouse. Isn't this a necessary action in order to preserve any semblance of norms? If no one said anything, we'd just silently drift to
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by metamet 8y ago
> If that's the case, you believe that libertarians are shills, then? The libertarian argument against public education (pushed by Cato, etc) is that public schooling is worse than private school systems, therefore we should be not
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by metamet 8y ago
Comcast charges $10 for every 50 GB of bandwidth used after 1,024 GB a month. Which may be prohibitive. And, unfortunately, some of us don't have a choice of ISP at home.
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They should build a patch to update their documentation online, because they change the names of services so often and rarely go through and update docs, so you'll find confusingly outdated instructions and references without links whe
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We use Slack and don't have either of those environments. I suppose we make heavy use to group DM's and project specific channels, but it really helps us keep communication streamlined and direct. We don't really use email. I
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by metamet 8y ago
Mmm pointers.
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by metamet 8y ago
Last I checked, Solid Explorer was still kosher: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pl.solidexplor...
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by metamet 8y ago
Was it intentional to make ASCIInema sound like "ass enema"?
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Also because Obama never encouraged or endorsed it.
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Check our Michael Pollen's new book, How to Change Your Mind: What the New Science of Psychedelics Teaches Us About Consciousness, Dying, Addiction, Depression, and Transcendence , if you're interested in getting a stronger histo
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by metamet 8y ago
Someone close to me once shared this as the best representation of how depression feels to them. It was really helpful in helping me understand in a way that I hadn't been able to before. * http://hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.
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by metamet 9y ago
Maddow definitely creates a narrative out of the current events. Hannity is on another level, though, making dishonest use of every logical fallacy in order to push the state directed agenda. He is one of the "allies" Trump pushes
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by metamet 9y ago
How much you're spending. :)
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by metamet 9y ago
Since you mentioned Battlebots, I wanted to mention that when I was on Battlebots in 2002, the options for batteries were pretty damn slim. The was one company making a good product called Battlepacks (for lightweight - super heavyweight cl
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by metamet 9y ago
It's also a little absurd to think it has no impact at all.
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by metamet 9y ago
Keep doubling until you're down to just one customer, then pull back and double your customers until you charge nothing. Graph that out and write an article on Medium about bell curves.
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by metamet 9y ago
Have they overcome the hacking/tricking issues they were having a few years ago yet? https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/sep/07/hackers-t... Side note: I can't help but be reminded of N
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by metamet 9y ago
One of the primary tests for Celiac require the testee to eat a gluten-filled diet for an extended period of time so they can do some biopsies and check for autoimmune responses. I don't have Celiac, but I have been gluten-free for alm
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by metamet 9y ago
Yeah, I don't know what type of world they live in. I know a lot of teachers, most of which work for 30-50k their entire lives. After an entire life of teaching/putting up with kids, I don't think it's unreasonable for t
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by metamet 9y ago
Sure. It's basically the fact that the sentiment regarding crypto in the traditional world of financial advising has been equated to ponzi schemes. The value of the technology hadn't been validated or proven to point where holding
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by metamet 9y ago
You completely missed the part of my post where I said "in terms of traditional financial advisement".
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by metamet 9y ago
No, but ponzi schemes and Crypto are on the same spectrum in terms of traditional financial advisement. Only up until very recently did Crypto as a whole break away from it, and BitConnect just happens to have its foot in both.
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by metamet 9y ago
Most people mine ETH, though. So your options there are to either buy ETH on the market, or invest in a miner that will pay itself off in 3 months with ETH, then just provide pure profit for as long as it's, well, profitable.
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by metamet 9y ago
It takes 3 months to make all of your initial investment back on mining ETH with a 1060, after electricity.
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by metamet 9y ago
Well, fasts aren't the only solution here. Changing your and adjusting your carb intake in order to offset insulin requirements can gradually get things back on track. Doing intermittent fasting isn't even that taxing once you adj

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