mycroft-holmes

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by mycroft-holmes 12y ago
Not that I can remember. Although I really do want to experience it. There are parts of my experience I can remember quite vividly and other parts that are just blank gaps in between.
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by mycroft-holmes 12y ago
> an overwhelming sense of love and comfort. This is exactly how I would describe my experience with DMT. Once it hit me, I immediately felt as if nothing bad could ever happen to me. All tension, physically and mentally, was immediately
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by mycroft-holmes 12y ago
> I believe that an individual has a fundamental responsibility to the society into which they were born Why exactly?
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by mycroft-holmes 12y ago
Is it worth bringing up the validity of "equal pay for equal work"? What if this woman isn't as experienced as someone else? If people actually support equal pay for equal work, shouldn't this apply to every job and indu
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by mycroft-holmes 12y ago
> Cocaine and Heroin (and also for not selling drugs but services). Those are very addictive drugs by almost any definition. I've tried cocaine myself on two occasions. Not addictive whatsoever.
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by mycroft-holmes 12y ago
What's being used for the connecting dots in the background? Is there a library somewhere I can use?
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by mycroft-holmes 12y ago
> We are going to respond my making generailized hate speech towards all men in the industry. This is a large part of my problem with some of the MVC writers. If you're a male, you're guilty. If you're white and male, you&
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by mycroft-holmes 12y ago
Corn contains cellulose and our bodies aren't built to break it down. Eat some corn and wait until you have to go to the bathroom. You'll see.
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by mycroft-holmes 12y ago
That depends largely on who you ask. I don't eat most of those foods. And corn?
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by mycroft-holmes 12y ago
> I don't remember the details, but there were some legal issues surrounding it that prevented it from taking off. Remember: the USPS is governed by laws [...] Right. Any other private company that would claim a monopoly on first-cl
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by mycroft-holmes 12y ago
> In other words, the target of attack is not "white men" Have you read Shanley Kane?
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by mycroft-holmes 12y ago
As if events like this were happening everywhere back then. Why is this outcome attributed to an unregulated market and not a group of horrible, horrible people? Unfortunately most people seem to think we need the government to protect us
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by mycroft-holmes 13y ago
I'm relatively new to JS and functional programming and I've found that functional programming has been extremely difficult for me to grasp. I eventually figure it out (so far) but it takes me forever to read through code. You r
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by mycroft-holmes 13y ago
They could be better with communication on a talent acquisition level. I was interested in them at one point. My experience with them involved MailChimp scheduling interviews, bailing last minute, rescheduling interviews, bailing again, and
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by mycroft-holmes 13y ago
I've briefly looked at it in the past but not in much detail. Thanks for the video. I'll have to check it out.
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by mycroft-holmes 13y ago
I have to agree with this. I've worked with JavaScript in previous jobs but never took the time to really dig into the language and learn it in and out. I just applied my knowledge of other languages and looked things up when I needed
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by mycroft-holmes 13y ago
Uncle Sam will take any chance they can to steal money from people. That's a lot .
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by mycroft-holmes 13y ago
An FDIC insured basket doesn't do much if a currency is hyperinflated though.
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by mycroft-holmes 13y ago
Which I believe is a horrible mindset to have. That's why I prefer to inform people of these things because "we already do it, and are likely to continue doing it" isn't acceptable in my book. We already did slavery once
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by mycroft-holmes 13y ago
We could easily go back and forth with cases that show the market regulating itself or bad events that happened when there wasn't any regulation in place - not because of it. Anyways, to the more important point. You would make a jud
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by mycroft-holmes 13y ago
Are you familiar with the revolving door between the FDA and companies like Monsanto? It doesn't make me feel much safer about what is approved by the FDA. Not to mention the number of drugs that could be saving lives but are tied up i
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by mycroft-holmes 13y ago
You're assuming a false dichotomy here though. The question you should be asking yourself is whether companies should be under such scrutiny in the first place, not whether they should be treated like everyone else.
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by mycroft-holmes 13y ago
Everybody has varying levels of comfort with the amount of risk they're willing to take. There's no need for regulation. Let the companies operate how they want to operate and let people decide if they want to do business with t
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by mycroft-holmes 13y ago
spinlock is completely misinformed on this one. Like scott_karana said, the Silk Road was the place to get high quality drugs. If I'm not mistaken, many reputable sellers on the site had their products tested for purity.