mssundaram

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by mssundaram 6y ago
> Separately, I have a bunch of keybindings to load sets of files into fzf for easy access. Do you have your dotfiles available to share? That sounds really useful
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by mssundaram 6y ago
Nice! I use Arch too btw. (For the unfamiliar, search "I use arch btw")
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For me this would be highly annoying; for my mom she would be confused and simply start using Edge
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Celebrities in general. It's the fact that you get famous for a focused discipline or achievement but then people look to your opinion on any and everything else, or even if you are still consulted on only your area of focus you can be
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Do you know the name of it and the affected genes? My wife has had autoimmune symptoms for years and the doctors keep saying it's anxiety as well. We've had a genetic test done for the common disorders but didn't find anythin
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And employees
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> Why do journalists write like this? It's journalists writing for other journalists.
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I have argued this same point on HN before and even an Indian didn't believe me. It's very deep rooted misunderstanding
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Namaskar. I have found most Americans don't see India as part of Asia for whatever reason.
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Thanks for sharing all that detail, I learned a lot I'd never considered before
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> This is what intelligent people do. They recognize patterns and extrapolate. Any level of intelligence does this. How well one extrapolates varies, and extrapolation is always eventually wrong.
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by mssundaram 6y ago
Do you mean Mormonism meets this exclusively? Because Hinduism is also completely compatible in that regard
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Within Hinduism though these things are verifiable. Rishis and yogis have verified reincarnation. Though I realize to anyone outside of Hinduism that it is circular reasoning, or not valid.
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Well I haven't independently verified that the world is round, but I "know" that it is. This is the same with Hinduism - I haven't verified all of the framework it provides, but I still know it
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Do people who downvoted my post find that I have been offensive, or do they just automatically downvote the crazy religious person?
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Mostly fear of pain during the transition out of the body and also not wanting to leave my current circumstances. I am not afraid of the next lifetime because I'm doing my best this lifetimr to prepare
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Thanks for sharing the podcast links, I hadn't known about that
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I can only imagine an atheist or someone who isn't convinced of reincarnation would have this view? I am still afraid of death, but as a Hindu I know that my consciousness survives the death of the body and that I will continue to exis
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by mssundaram 6y ago
Not free but also very good is https://interpreterbook.com/
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Indeed, people willing to give up anything. I don't see any return to'normal' anytime soon
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Should it really take so long to become effective at an organization? I understand it is different at a larger organization, but that still sounds incredibly inefficient?
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by mssundaram 6y ago
> I think that's by design. Which way do you mean this? I can interpret that in a few different ways
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by mssundaram 6y ago
Perhaps you're getting down voted for pointing out that the BLM organization is different than the sentiment that yes, black lives matter. I've found you can't criticize the BLM organization or else it's equated that you
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> Why is that even a question on your part? I think the parent isn't actually questioning that someone in authority should or should not have the same repercussions, but rather rhetorically calling out, as you explicitly did, they o