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by owlie 6y ago
Hey neat! I use Nibabel in my work! Small world. :>
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by owlie 6y ago
> The fact that people are conditioned to get married, not to mention the tax benefits, is pretty fucking weird if you stop and think about it. You might be interested in the concept of the relationship escalator, then. https:/&#x2
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by owlie 6y ago
(Off-topic tangent here, sorry.) I have an ASD diagnosis. This is the first I've heard of "condition". Neat! Is this to move away from "disorder" because of stigma/negative connotation?
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by owlie 6y ago
I'm really sorry for this off-topic reply, but... is that a useful article from Goop of all places? ...What? Huh.
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by owlie 6y ago
> if we want to tell people who give their time for free how to properly answer questions I see this article more as a resource for curious people who want to improve their interpersonal skills and provide more helpful feedback. (I espec
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by owlie 8y ago
4th year EE undegraduate student here, taking both "Data Analysis/Pattern Rec" and "Computer Vision" electives this term. My early courses prepared me more for a path focused in circuit design, but I jumped ship thr
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by owlie 8y ago
I'm not sure I understand the leap from "I don't like taxing people excessively because they have more" to "I don't like the middle class being taxed." Doesn't the "because they have more" b
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by owlie 8y ago
>The problem is that a lot of the original 4chan users either moved on or just grew up and at the same time 4chan got over taken by alt-light type folks. This is relatable. I was a pretty notable figure on /mu/ for a few years,
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Ask HN: What lessons were most valuable to you as a new grad in the tech sector?
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by owlie 8y ago
>foreign to my personal experience Yes! I'm so glad you took the time to acknowledge that your personal lived experiences aren't necessarily representative of the experiences and perspectives of office employees as a who- >s