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Where did he dismiss people problems ? If someone want to do something enough, he should be compelled to seek help to overcome his limitations. Comment like your encourages learned helplessness, which to me is a lot more dangerous than what
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southeast of Québec
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it's the way it's spoken where I reside.
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Thank you but I feel great and have no interest I digging deeper. edit: And to learn what you need to change I never experienced something as effective and as harsh as 2CE, personal problems were magnified front and center and you feel like
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If you read the article carefully it accelerate tumor growth but it's doesn't cause cancer it act synergistically with other carcinogenic: Through its tumor promoter effects, it acts synergistically with other carcinogens from
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The cancer risk from chewing tobacco is mostly caused by the abrasive damage it does to the oral mucosal soft-tissue¹. If someone chewed maples leaf with the same vigor as someone who chewed tobacco it would probably cause oral cancer to. T
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You made your coffee and it doesn't taste bad. Congratulations you succeed at making good coffee!
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I cannot word it coherently but I will try! Succinctly it feels like the scene in The wizard of Oz where Dorothy see that the Wizard himself is nothing more than an ordinary man behind a curtain. I started an intense spirutal quest after a
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If luck is a stable quantity for a given individual and it's range is ]-1,1[ you are right. But if luck is a quantity that fluctuate and is positively biased, (a reasonable a priori seeing that most people succeed at something) or that
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Assume everything is learnable This made me think of late grandmother who used to say : "c'est faite par du mondes" which roughly expand to "a person did/learned/discovered that so there is no a prioi r
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Personally I have reached a personal belief that entheogens allow you traverse the realms of existence [1] within your lifetime. For example, descending into the hell realm or ascending into the deva realm If you take hallucinogen f
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Search tuya zigbee on aliexpress, avoid tuya wifi as that requires an app that is managed in China. All the tuya zigbee devices I bought (lights, plugs, and temperature/ humidity sensors) are reliably controlled locally by homeassistan
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Why optimistic locking is never considered in those articles ? Adding a version column and checking the affected numbers of row scales a lot better that a select for update...
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great simulation !
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those are great fuse they don't blow up like the one they replaced! 5 stars, would burn again
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You says you have nuanced view yet you make universal statement don't you see a contradiction? Take your stand on AI, which is more diverse than the LLMs and diffusion models that are currently making the news. Would it be bad to repl
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USP is an old compendium, it is not an organization! it means United States Pharmacopeia, there is an organization that manages the trademark but they do not produce pharmaceutical, nor do they enforce quality, the enforcement is delegated
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Almost completely off topic but you are good example of nominative determinism !
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I’m grateful that my wife last CT-PET scan was clean. I am also grateful to have a gold plated drugs insurance plan that reimburse drugs that the public system doesn't... without that she would probably be dead. I am grateful for my co
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The Belfry OpenScad Library(github.com)
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yeah, and while I have no experience with racist drivel, I am pretty sure that you don't need GPT4 to output text like : Fucking X they are comming to steal our jobs.
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your talking about the porcelain of software engineering, is talking about the core of the profession...
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I also use voip.ms and the only time they where unreliable was when they were under a DDOS attack. What equipment do you use to bridge the voip to your physical telephone? I suspect that it would be your principal source of unreliability.
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I completely agree with your comment and would like to emphasize the part of about the delay. I wrote a toy synthesizer for the ESP32 where I used STK for the bulk of the synthesis. That was pleasant endeavor but the real pleasure started
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The advice works in certain circumstances, but it is completely useless in more extreme situations… The rest is probably off topic, but I need to vent… My wife has/had (the scans after the experimental radiotherapy were clean and she i
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Each zigbee device extend your reach and small usb powered repeater exists, in practice if you have a few devices, the signal reach is a non-existent problem!
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I completely agree like someone cleverer than me said : It is easier to make correct program faster than making a fast program correct!
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May the slack be with you !
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I would not bet on this! from the link : We have no real idea what the performance of the finished port is going to be. Early results are encouraging, but it is entirely possible this will be ~20% slower in some cases.
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thanks, I now get where your number are coming from and it make sense

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