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by possiblydrunk 4y ago
Lol. So true ...
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by possiblydrunk 4y ago
If you want to master many things, you must first master one. Pick a personal or professional interest and start learning. Do it now and don't waste time choosing, for the choice will ultimately not matter.
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by possiblydrunk 4y ago
If you like and believe in something you heard, own it; don't reference the source.
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by possiblydrunk 4y ago
The ends justify the means - does this ever really work out?
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by possiblydrunk 4y ago
One of the hardest things in life is knowing when to cash in your chips. Most wait too long.
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by possiblydrunk 4y ago
PhD --> Patience, humility, Drive
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by possiblydrunk 4y ago
Lol! First thought was ice cream and apple pie. "s" vs "ss", sigh ...
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by possiblydrunk 4y ago
The distinction between colors exists outside our brains (different frequencies of em radiation), but the color "red", for example, only exists in your brain. Heck, I have no clue what someone else perceives when I perceive &quot
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by possiblydrunk 4y ago
Being kind is for the benefit of the receiver, being nice is for the benefit of the giver.
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by possiblydrunk 4y ago
From the auction site: 5 Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) aluminum sample stubs, each topped with approximately 10 mm diameter carbon tape containing Apollo Moon dust, So, this is truly a vary thin "layer" of moon dust. Maybe le
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by possiblydrunk 4y ago
Sense of humor is replaced by sensitivity-derived outrage.
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by possiblydrunk 5y ago
Kindness can be nice, and niceness can be kind.
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by possiblydrunk 5y ago
Well, that could be said about numerous failed ideas. But it doesn't change the reality on the ground.
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by possiblydrunk 5y ago
Back in the day, Visual Age for Java (IBM) had a cool dynamic call graph visualization tool. Would be great if companies released their tool sources when they abandon them.
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by possiblydrunk 5y ago
It appears painless - I'm convinced it was. But life is precious and death is irrevocable. Either way is hard and terribly sad.
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by possiblydrunk 5y ago
>But I believe that healthcare that is accessible, that support for people struggling with poverty, and decent education, is best provided coherently, at scale, by an organisation that works at a societal scale, like, say, a government.
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by possiblydrunk 5y ago
Same here. 15 years. It's a loss I'll never get over. It will be sadder if I do.
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by possiblydrunk 5y ago
Patience.
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by possiblydrunk 5y ago
Biden won, Trump was defeated. The purpose of the silence was served.
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by possiblydrunk 5y ago
Lol. When I read the title I immediately jumped to the (silly) assumption that they replaced the doors with open mesh screen doors. Had a real hard time guessing why!
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by possiblydrunk 5y ago
Your father is about to ask me the question.
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by possiblydrunk 5y ago
Thank goodness for Safari's Reader View! Very much needed to enjoy this post.
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by possiblydrunk 5y ago
Thanks. Didn't know that. Just assumed that most tech companies' TOS includes a line reserving the right to terminate service at their sole discretion.
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by possiblydrunk 5y ago
Completely understandable, within their rights, and highly symbolic. With so many Ukranian employees, what else would the CEO do? Sadly, though, it's just another punitive act that will hurt more people than it will help. Not clear tha