partomniscient

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by partomniscient 2y ago
No one is ever going to be as happy as the guy in the purple shirt and black beret in that music video. Not even Ren and Stimpy.
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by partomniscient 2y ago
At least lead is still vegan.
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by partomniscient 2y ago
Yeah I was going to call out MIT for pointing out the obvious, but there's enough noise/misunderstanding out there, that this kind of article can lead to the 'I get it' moment for someone.
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by partomniscient 2y ago
WTF is people's obsession with the 'other position'. Sometimes there is no other position. It's just people complaining that someones opinion doesn't align with theirs. An apple tree has 2 apples on it. It's a
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by partomniscient 2y ago
I actually pay for YouTube to not show me advertising, but I'm also a fan of UBlock Origin and yt-dlp [1], and also physical media, but I do appreciate ebooks a lot. [1] https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp
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by partomniscient 2y ago
Built with his grandfathers axe. P.S. I'm not implying his grandfather was Gimli even if Gimli theoretically had two grandfathers.
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by partomniscient 2y ago
At a fundamental aspect, that's what journalism is though - some individual noticing something and writing down what they percieved, its always biased. To think otherwise is ludicrous. The linked article is way more informative and in
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by partomniscient 2y ago
I agree. I detest that the world I live in, there's an inordinate amount of human effort that goes into diverting my attention to make me behave against my own best interests by buying something, or even just offered the opportunity to
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by partomniscient 2y ago
It does happen - sometimes get we unbiased journalism. Just not from 'professional' journalists. In response to an article posted in the global news thread on reddit, someone who lives there and actually has local knowledge and co
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by partomniscient 2y ago
"What exactly do you mean.." -> "When exactly do you mean...?"
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by partomniscient 2y ago
The Man Who Knew Infinity [1] https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0787524/
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by partomniscient 2y ago
The Man Who Knew Infinity [1] [1] https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0787524/
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by partomniscient 2y ago
According to switch setting it appears the cat is unable to provide power via USB.
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by partomniscient 2y ago
> But it seems the majority of working software engineers, and even a good chunk of electronics designers, will spend their time dealing mainly with things designed by other people. Often resulting in building things for 'customers
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by partomniscient 2y ago
I agree. I still didn't fully understand what value Palantir adds, and it partly felt like they were justifying the 8 years spent working for them to themselves. It sounds kind of interesting from a corporate culture point of view but
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by partomniscient 2y ago
Because they want their coping mechanism to have less stigmatism attached to it. Whether it be cannabis, benzo's, pornography, humour, frenetically posting to internet forums* - almost everyone has some sort of existential angst coping
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by partomniscient 2y ago
>Nobody is forcing you to eat those. No, but social conditioning normalises it and those in the lower socioeconomic areas of living buy the cheapest rather than most nutritional food and are way less likely to read informative articles o
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by partomniscient 2y ago
> I think the lack of scientific, evidence-based examination and treatment pushed by MDs/DOs, therapists, and psychiatrists is a big part of the problem. There is not much in the way of nosology or real personalized medicine going o
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by partomniscient 2y ago
There are also SDRI and SDNRI. D -> Dopamine.
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by partomniscient 2y ago
I am King Ozymandias look upon my complete data dump/backup*, ye mighty and despair! *May be subject to entropy over time.
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by partomniscient 2y ago
My 'local' page is [1] which is fairly simple but likely has only the information you're interested in, nothing else and none of that side-scrolling bullshit you need to do to see the forecasts on the https://www.s
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by partomniscient 2y ago
If you want to start off mucking around with yeast, < $300 USD according to this [1] (or < $200 if you want the non-flourescent version). [1] https://www.the-odin.com/genet/
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by partomniscient 2y ago
Disney may well buy AI companies that may compete with them (like a next level acquisition equivalent of when they bought Pixar) and copyright everything instead. We live in an insane world where capitalism is a weapon which destroys and li
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by partomniscient 2y ago
They did, they were actually the dealers, even going to war so they could keep selling it to parts of asia [1], just was a long time ago. There's also a reason the movie Trainspotting is set where it is. Given the massive reduction in
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by partomniscient 2y ago
>You didn't buy your body. So what? You're still responsible for it - its nourishment and maintenance. I agree 'right to repair' seems a little off, but its a subset of 'right of self-determination', i.e. ba
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by partomniscient 2y ago
I couldn't say. I only know that my personal experience of using Rocksmith to learn guitar meant I couldn't bust out a song perfectly without looking at the screen, even if I could get 100% in expert (no visible notation) mode for
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by partomniscient 2y ago
I'd imagine the Silly Walks sketch transcends language boundaries.
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by partomniscient 2y ago
From personal experience, I think having to unlearn the trigger(s) - in this case a specific colour creates more difficulty than its worth. You're intentionally coupling then de-coupling neuronal networks, and the de-coupling is harder
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by partomniscient 2y ago
Thanks for that. Good read, and it also parallels discussions in mental health forums where people with dissociative mental health issues generally recommend against meditation, or at least some types of meditation (e.g. walking meditiation
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by partomniscient 2y ago
Hearing voices is an experience. Behaviour is a response to said experience. They are separate parts of a process which may or may not always result in a same or similar outcome. i.e. Actual behaviour is not the expected behaviour. The expe

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