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by omeid2 7y ago
If the exact "thought" already existed before consciously running through them, it should not change with the language you use, but I don't believe that is the case, not only talking about yourself in third-person affects you
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by omeid2 7y ago
I am not sure this holds. Many of your thoughts are formed as you speak, there is even evidence that talking to yourself in third-person helps you stay more calmer and objective. https://aeon.co/ideas/why-speaking-to-yo
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by omeid2 7y ago
Yes. https://www.gatsbyjs.org/
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Nano 4.4 Released(lists.gnu.org)
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by omeid2 7y ago
Someone pretty please port this to Gatsby.
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In Praise of Idleness(zpub.com)
2 points by omeid2 7y ago|0 comments
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by omeid2 7y ago
On the topic of "healthy meaninglessness" and somewhat related to the discussions around Universal Basic Income, I think Bertrand Russell's "In Praise of Idleness" is a mandatory read. http://www.zpub.com
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by omeid2 7y ago
ElementryOS is heading that way, if you haven't heard of it yet. But the ecosystem is no where near close to MacOS. Sadly, for me, cause I mostly run Linux. :P
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by omeid2 7y ago
You can already run a substential amount of Windows software natively on Linux with Wine, there is also Darling working on bringing MacOS to linux. With that being said, my ultimate distro is Linux with a Desktop Environment that is less br
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by omeid2 7y ago
Sure, you're paying for everything you use, but the difference is when you compare costs. The less "addons" you need, the more true is the cost.
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by omeid2 7y ago
But is it as efficient or more than the linux threads?
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by omeid2 7y ago
Love the fact that it is a nice double entendre! Contains: (verb*) 1. have or hold (someone or something) within. 2. control or restrain (oneself or a feeling).
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by omeid2 7y ago
Curious what is the fundamental difference that makes Go do M:N thread efficiently? Considering that the compiler has far less information than Rust about the program.
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by omeid2 7y ago
It is worth reminding that Google Chrome and Chromium no longer use WebKit but Blink. https://www.chromium.org/blink
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by omeid2 7y ago
"This visualization doesn't work right on Firefox+Linux, sorry! You could try Chrome/Chromium instead." No Thanks.
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by omeid2 7y ago
Same thing as AI vs Algorithm.
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by omeid2 7y ago
Have you used Google Video Search recently? for vast majority of people internet is Google and Facebook. It is not ideal, but it is not to be ignored.
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by omeid2 7y ago
You can ignore him but the reality that he has been impressively predicting won't ignore you. It will come for you, just a matter of time, if you keep ignoring it.
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by omeid2 7y ago
So where is this interactive zebrafish brain? Edit: This is a much better link to understand the research: https://bmcdevbiol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1471-2... The viewer can be found here: https:&#x2F
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by omeid2 7y ago
> if attacker were to deliberately try to break SKS, they would target someone like Linus Torvalds. I wish they did, as I am hoping for an outcome similar to bitkeeper/git.
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by omeid2 7y ago
That is a sure fire way of endless corruption and an ultimate authoritarian regime. No checks and balances and no place to run away.
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by omeid2 7y ago
Cognitive Dissonance is a real thing. I think those nonsensical views are largely possible to hold because they're commonly held and not that they have any merit. Unfortunately we are extremely susceptible to conformity and social proo
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by omeid2 7y ago
"Everyone is capable of anything" is a bit of a stretch, but as general rule critical thinking is not improbable for majority of the people. That is, I believe with better education we can have a substantially larger number of peo
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by omeid2 7y ago
More generally, it is shockingly easy to frame an issue with disinformation to misguide the general public. The only solution to this is better education that teaches critical thinking rather than mechanical parroting-exams based system tha
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by omeid2 7y ago
Please let us know what links you're going to open.
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by omeid2 7y ago
No doubt that was a massive influence, but we all know every presidents' son is also a president, specially in USA.
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by omeid2 7y ago
> It's best to just assume they are in fact, a bumbling idiot. That is intellectual laziness. Climbing the political ladder is no mean feat. Sure, serendipity plays a big role, you need to be in the right place at the right time but
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by omeid2 7y ago
Unfortunately, the good deeds does not protect from bad consequences. Google has shown little regard to standards and community, specially as of recent, based on their handling of the musl libc in fuchsia, libc++ in Android, Go the language
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by omeid2 7y ago
You don't know who you are, it is about time you go buy your BMW in LA and sort out your prop investments in Dubai. But on a serious note, the notion that any insurance company or even governments give any weight to the "data&quot
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by omeid2 7y ago
You should have the option to pay for the aggregate and get support across all the accounts, it only makes sense, really.

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