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by papandada 4y ago
Google's cache: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Nwr_jp...
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by papandada 4y ago
This is hilarious -- though I have been shamed throughout my life for clutter as though it were a moral defect.
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by papandada 4y ago
I have this, though it most often shows up as "to-do impermanence" -- I have to keep tasks very visible or they disappear. Come to think of it, I'm a bit like the guy in Memento, I even need to remind myself of the whole hist
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by papandada 4y ago
Yes, this was my world for a number of years too. And now "suddenly", it's not. All the "niche" stuff I started hearing about in the early 2010s seems to have hit critical mass to even be the norm in boring industri
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Isaac Sim(developer.nvidia.com)
2 points by papandada 4y ago|0 comments
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by papandada 4y ago
And you found merely contradiction Edit: https://youtu.be/ohDB5gbtaEQ
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Capacitor Plague(en.wikipedia.org)
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by papandada 4y ago
I had a similar experience. My first wife had an amazing ability to remember all kinds of details about everything. It sounds weird, but I just remember trying to do the same thing, and then I did. And now people often comment about it, but
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by papandada 4y ago
Most likely culprits here for the discrepancy is which coffee you're using/freshness thereof, consistency of grind, and water quality (and second the JH recommendation)
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by papandada 4y ago
Born in 1979, Mike's required last names/initials in all my classes
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by papandada 4y ago
Definitely, the journey is a meeting of inner state with exterior environment. I read Catcher in the Rye in my teens (but almost 50 years after first being published, in the 90s) and also found it meh.
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by papandada 4y ago
Does spoken language have word boundaries? In my experience learning foreign languages (at the simplest levels) it sure feels like part of the difficulty comes at picking words out individually, and the pattern recognition only really kicks
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by papandada 4y ago
I'm waiting for when "absurd" is denounced as "ableist"
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by papandada 4y ago
Can you explain this a bit more or give an example? I'm curious about this.
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by papandada 4y ago
Watches, pens, pocket knives, flashlights, seem to be a cluster of male jewelry. Fidget spinners too, at one time.
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by papandada 4y ago
It may have been... and coming from the very dry prairies, any humidity felt uncomfortable.
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by papandada 4y ago
I wonder if any company is successfully keeping any of its "forever" promises. ("unlimited gmail storage") -- I guess Costco's hot dog price is still holding strong.
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by papandada 4y ago
Not OP, but my read is yes; and no, but why not take evil with better benefits.
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by papandada 4y ago
I'm shocked by the memories that photo has unlocked. Early 90s road trip with my parents to their friends' living in Vancouver. Sleepless nights in the summer heat and humidity with no AC. All while reading Cliff Stoll's clas
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by papandada 4y ago
M-Pesa was firmly established back when I met a Kenyan friend in 2013, who lives in Nairobi. It was also the first time I encountered someone who used their phone as their sole computer, for graphic design, word processing, video, etc. etc.
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by papandada 4y ago
I worked at a tourist destination in Canada one summer during school. A foreigner came up to me and asked, "what are these beautiful birds we keep seeing?" Well ma'am, those are magpies, and we all complain about them. I st
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by papandada 4y ago
Not a Mac user. Figured this was a new announcement. Clicked and then remembered -- I was at a "System 7" launch as a youngster, 30+ years to get a couple version would be very, very slow.
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by papandada 4y ago
Summary from the introduction: What useful information can be learned from the 600+ datasets analyzed in this book? There are a few high-level take-aways from the recurring patterns seen in the analysis; these include: - there is little or
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by papandada 4y ago
I'm not sure what's motivating this question, but I've asked it myself at times and that search led me to my doctor and to an ADHD diagnosis and stimulant prescription (Vyvanse). For me personally, less stress (both in how I
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by papandada 4y ago
If so, this isn't limited to AI. To give a very oblique example, any Norm Macdonald fans can attest to the mass reposting of a very small subset of easily obtainable parts of his career on YouTube.
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by papandada 4y ago
Anyway, I only pointed out your own flawed reasoning, or, charitably, unproven assumptions. I gave you the opportunity to give evidence for your assumptions, and you gave none. You instead said many irrelevant things. Asking a question is n
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by papandada 4y ago
I've pointed out logical errors in your discourse, using your own words. I haven't offered any solutions, nor attempted to. You haven't provided any redress to the errors I pointed out. Edit: and added further errors along th
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by papandada 4y ago
Your words, "a body/identity contrary to how they feel." Your assumption, among many, is to absolutize such a feeling as "existence." Such a person clearly exists, and suffers. It is again your assumption, and confu
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by papandada 4y ago
Why can't the feeling be the target of intervention instead of the body? That's what I mean by cause/solution confusion.
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by papandada 4y ago
Not addressed to me, but your first question seems to confuse cause and solution.

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