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mumbi
13y ago
Heroin cravings never leave, it's the physical withdrawal you want to avoid.
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Twitter IPO pegs valuation at modest $11 billion
(reuters.com)
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Snowden has documents on foreign cooperation with U.S.
(washingtonpost.com)
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Contractors describe scant pre-launch testing of U.S. healthcare site
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Gun politics in Switzerland
(en.wikipedia.org)
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13y ago
Ah, it all makes sense now. For about a dollar a line, I wouldn't give a shit either.
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13y ago
Very cool. I'm still amazed by people who try to solve Rubik's Cubes with the least moves possible. Unfortunately it seems the speed solvers get all the glory, though. Stats: http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/r
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13y ago
Take heed to the last paragraph, gwern, and when you do remember "Shpongle."
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13y ago
I read the first few paragraphs. The comments turned me off to the rest.
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13y ago
Micro-dosing is a waste of time if you're actually curious about the effects of LSD.
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Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic frontier
(gutenberg.org)
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'Iron Man' suit being developed by US Army
(nbcnews.com)
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13y ago
If you must take the pill to become the new you, is it really you you're becoming? I feel that it's the pill, not your self, that becomes the identity. I suppose we could take this further, for the sake of making a point, and ask
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mumbi
13y ago
There is no basis for me claiming that artificially modifying one's self is a bad thing, as I never made that claim. I only pointed out an observation.
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13y ago
I think you misunderstand what I mean by true self. Yes, our self does change at every moment and is "reborn." However, it is still a true self as it is not artificially modified .
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13y ago
To change one's self artificially is to make one into something he or she is not. Yes, I did not mention artificial, but I assumed that was a given.
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I agree and have no qualms with people's use of heroin, and have dabbled, myself. It was only presented as an example. To amplify, there is nothing morally wrong with anti-depressants either. However morality is not the issue of my c
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13y ago
I think it's obvious that any psychoactive substance will change one's self. Hence the word psychoactive .
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13y ago
After being on just about everything that can be prescribed, I can safely say that they all make you into somebody you're not. Yes, it might make some people happier. But, you know what? So does heroin. In the end, the only thing th
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13y ago
I'm really enjoying the comments.
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13y ago
I check out /r/programming on the occasion. More often than not, I've already seen whatever they have here or somewhere else, though.
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13y ago
I believe that gwern is a little too obsessed about IQ.
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13y ago
I thought hyperlink.
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13 members of hacking group Anonymous indicted over "Operation Payback"
(cbsnews.com)
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ah, that explains it. It looks great now. Keep up the good work!
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13y ago
Degradation of society as a whole.
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13y ago
Probably the same thing as you(equality). But what it is or is supposed to be isn't my issue. My issue is the outcome.
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13y ago
Good idea. Site needs definite polishing. Usability is an issue and it just looks mediocre, no attention to detail.
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13y ago
I really can't stand feminism. I'm all for women learning to program, though. In fact, I put more support in women learning than men. We do need more women programming. Feminism though, no.
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How A Box Of Cereal And Acting Like A Cockroach Helped Airbnb Succeed
(businessinsider.com)
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