rainy-day

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by rainy-day 10y ago
I don't feel like anyone has gotten recommendations right, even though one seemingly obvious approach has not been tried by anyone: allow ratings of favorite works across all media: movies, tv shows, books, music, radio programs, youtu
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by rainy-day 10y ago
I'm very sensitive to caffeine and I have come up with one rock-solid rule that works for me: i can have a cup of coffee or tea but then, on the next day, I have to be caffeine-free, no exceptions, ever. The way I explain it to myself
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by rainy-day 10y ago
As I think others noted, the attr version does alot more: it adds representation and easily adds compare methods as shown in OP. Aside from that, this is not a fair comparison because attr names can, and mostly should be, longer, and there
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by rainy-day 10y ago
Nobody specifically wants to outlaw that. Literally nobody. Laws have to have a tradeoff between being too general and being too specific (and having too many special cases). Being too general means catching too many edge cases where it doe
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by rainy-day 10y ago
How is this theory different from solipsism?
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by rainy-day 10y ago
Cardiac was also implemented in Python: http://www.pythondiary.com/blog/Oct.15,2014/building-cpu-sim...
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by rainy-day 10y ago
I think the confusion here may be between strategic and tactical levels. Strategically, your mind decides that it should move in a certain direction. After that initial decision is made, it finds that obsessive judgement is counter-producti
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by rainy-day 10y ago
I would also add that meditation is a bit tricky in the sense that it increases awareness of what's there - and what's there may be good or bad, but increased awareness is a better gift than merely good or bad things. Noticing mor
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by rainy-day 10y ago
In the yoga tradition, meditation is not something you can just sit down and do regularly from the beginning. You are supposed to do asanas to prepare for breath exercises, and breath exercises to allow the mind to concentrate, and then the