scarejunba

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by scarejunba 7y ago
Interesting. Is a defense mechanism to this then to use the healthcare at least once every period you're comfortable with? I have Kaiser Platinum and looks like I'm about to start requesting monthly tests on things. Co-pay is abou
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by scarejunba 7y ago
Who else did you have in mind?
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by scarejunba 7y ago
To be honest, my desire for the use is mostly driven by self-interest: I enjoy using and can clearly responsibly use so I don't want to be held back by the incapable. To that end, I think I'm willing to accept it as "pay into
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by scarejunba 7y ago
That's a fair point. I think I implicitly meant the combination of factors like "consent they gave me on the drug that didn't have any precursor in pre-drug state and which involves me being sober and them high". If I ga
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by scarejunba 7y ago
> Lily Kay Ross said she felt compelled to leave work in psychedelics after she spoke out about her rape by an ayahuasca shaman in the Amazon. “I was told explicitly that I might single-handedly re-instigate the war on drugs and undo al
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by scarejunba 7y ago
The OP is using MDMA. I don't think anyone on MDMA wants to be by themselves. I've actually never met anyone like that.
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by scarejunba 7y ago
I think it is hard to argue that 'consent' that a woman gives you while you're her therapist who is giving her MDMA is valid in any sense. MDMA is a wonder drug and absolutely magical. I have loved using it. But I, for one, b
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by scarejunba 7y ago
Wait, is the person making the accusations the same Meaghan Buisson who has held world records in inline speed skating. Wow.
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by scarejunba 7y ago
The value of "know your customer" style lines is that they allow people to communicate to each other about things they already know. Those lines are not useful to anyone who doesn't know them because knowing what "know y
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Genuinely blows my mind that hand transplants are possible.
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Interestingly, not only can such surgeries be performed in India but some kinds of surgeries have better outcomes in India for cheaper prices than in America. I believe it's some kinds of heart surgeries that I saw the stats for.
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by scarejunba 7y ago
When I read self-reported stories on the Internet about cold resistance, I remember that ~40% of people are obese. That's a confounding factor. At that amount of fatness, there's substantial insulation.
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by scarejunba 7y ago
Ah, these may not be standard in the developing world but lots of cars have some of these features in the US. Teslas have the ground-bounce radar thing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APnN2mClkmk&feature=youtu.be Almos
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Because that's a trick that only works once for the buyer so you know they're not going to pull it. It may not even work that one time because you'll tie them up in court.
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by scarejunba 7y ago
They never actually used the stolen tech, right? It wasn't good enough. They hit the pedestrian solely on their own tech, which (clearly, in hindsight) wasn't good enough either.
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by scarejunba 7y ago
Besides the other reasons it's also that the dynamic range of eyes are way higher than the cameras they can use here. And humans have access to mechanisms that allow them to handle washouts. They're just building in the equivalent
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by scarejunba 7y ago
Presumably if sufficient participants in the process of that government prefer to work these jobs. What does 'underpaid' mean in this context?
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I mean if we're working on the principle that you take informed responsibility then you can just pass the entire thing onto ticket buyers who didn't even consider getting ticket insurance for their tickets.
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Mask fit is important and that's why fit tests evaluation is done for medical professionals so what you're saying has basis. I wonder if the decreased number of pathogens makes it a different story, though. For instance if you cut
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by scarejunba 7y ago
Killed fewer than any of the others.
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by scarejunba 7y ago
Care to state terms of a bet to see who will succeed first at commercial space transport for some number of humans? I'll have someone write up something and commit to the other side of the bet. We can discuss terms here.
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by scarejunba 7y ago
A learning curve is a plot of work required for achieving some amount of learning. Those guys just didn't get that that was how it's being used. "How hard is it to learn Haskell?" Not "How much time does it take to
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by scarejunba 7y ago
They're running a startup. If they can't turn $227 into orders of magnitude more they're not going to succeed. When I was poor I stuck everything on very cheap machines too so I know what it means to have different constraint
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Indeed he was, and it shouldn't really need to be a cautionary tale because that's the natural result of giving organizations like this such power. It's why software is so much better: no one takes certification guys seriousl
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by scarejunba 7y ago
We know, don't we? In the past, people always knew there was a value exchange occurring when you got info. Now, everyone wants the info for free and complains when people don't want to give it to you. Well, that's the nature
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by scarejunba 7y ago
They only spend $227/month in total. Why even bother centralizing? That's peanuts. I spend more than that on my personal AWS bill.
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by scarejunba 7y ago
Lots of people. I'm responsible for a few hundred dollars of consumption from my Instagram ads for festival gear. We send each other concert ads over Insta far too often for it not to be effective. Either way, though, neither of our ex
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by scarejunba 7y ago
The logical fallacy comes from the implicit nature of it being your cup rather than a shared cup. This is more like "if the park is crowded and a big family decided to celebrate their birthday there crowding it even more, who do you bl
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by scarejunba 7y ago
I thought it would be mayhem but traffic overall didn't change at all. It's exactly the same.
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Oh, now I know why American car ads have those warnings that an ad is made under different conditions than normal driving.

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