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10y ago
Mindfulness is almost by definition spiritual
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10y ago
When was the last time you read a legal brief for fun? "Scrutinizing evidence" here is a technical task done by experts.
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10y ago
>Wait, no, you're just another person who shouts down any views that don't match your own "Show me evidence" isn't a view >Enjoy the state of your country; people like you created it. I quite like Denmark thes
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10y ago
Look up Alternate Day Modified Fasting. There's been some research by a nutritionist named Krista Varady on it. It's pretty simple: every other day, only eat 500 calories, then do whatever the next day. It's much easier than
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10y ago
Given the risks, her lawyer would advise her to avoid making the details of the case public. You're not Sherlock Holmes. Unless you have years of experience in law, you have no business scrutinizing evidence.
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10y ago
Get a breadboard, opamp, some resistors/capacitors and wires. Read the data sheet for the opamp to connect it correctly (connect V+ and V- to +/- 15 V power supplies). Feed in a saw tooth wave and look at the output with an oscill
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10y ago
1. Stay hydrated 2. Your body will get used to fasting if you do it repeatedly and it will become effortless (this from personal experience so I might be doing something different without realizing)
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10y ago
"War is a racket" https://www.ratical.org/ratville/CAH/warisaracket.html
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I remember him saying that his delivery style was very deliberately chosen by him, although he didn't say why.
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10y ago
I'm guessing "I use a local password manager on a computer I left at home" isn't an acceptable answer?
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Strictly speaking, libertarians wouldn't want to make this illegal, I agree, but that doesn't necessarily make it in accordance with libertarian principles. Much of the debate about libertarianism comes down to questions about how
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In which an outspoken libertarian asks for support from society.
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10y ago
>fancy words, exciting claims, and absolutely no detail whatsoever This is true of basically every post in this thread. If you're interested in learning more, there are more friendly ways of asking.
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10y ago
someone = child services I assume
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Or: discrimination is baked into the assignment of job titles.
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Well that's reassuring since it doesn't appear to be an argument for eugenics at all.
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10y ago
How many could there possible be? 1000? 5000? If google had to spend $50,000/year to never have to worry about this, it would easily be worth it.
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Remind HN: Make Backups for 2FA
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I don't know if this is a rhetorical question, but if not, the answer is yes.
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There's a big difference between the discrimination against Asian-American students (which does happen) and discrimination against students from Asia. For one, public universities exist mostly to educate people from the state they are
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Sounds like she was a sane person in an insane environment
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Maybe you need to accept the segregation between people who care about these things and yourself?
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Shouldn't the arrow that connects psychology to ability also pass through factors like effort, hard work and skill, if you expand that connection? Doesn't that imply the opposite of what you said? That effort, hard work and skill
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10y ago
On a GDP basis, it's still their parents.
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Cool site. I noticed it doesn't know about phones that have USB-C chargers. edit: also DisplayPort for connecting to laptops
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You're not being honest with yourself if you don't realize how lucky it was to start a career in IT in 2001 when degrees didn't matter as much.
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Is it rational for a a company to risk losing $1mm+ while training his replacement rather than pay him more? Assuming he would have stayed if they offered him more money. And if the same situation repeats itself with his replacements, maybe
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Good luck banning almost every beach photo ever...
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10y ago
I personally never sign in with a google (or any other) account, I always sign up for new accounts with my email.
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10y ago
This is really insightful. Can you recommend any books to introduce thinking critically about race?
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