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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
contribute to MAPS
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
The idea of the 'great filter' isn't that a necessary item's absence prevents advancement -- the idea is that through technological advancement, something happens to destroy most civilizations along the way. but stated i
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
These comments are reminding me why I like analog cars. I do wish I had adaptive cruise control, though.
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
Just start applying elsewhere. If it's the kind of place you can take a nap at, it's also the kind of place where you can leave at lunch for an interview and put out applications while you're dialed into a pointless meeting.
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
It works fine if you stop intentionally being dense about its meaning.
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
the fucked up part is that the government is apparently living their life as if you're planning a bank robbery any minute.
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
I biked every day of the year for about ten years in NYC with an average commute of about six miles each way. This included a ride over either Manhattan or Williamsburg bridge, which get icy faster and stay slushy longer than terrestrial ro
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
> he isn't stopping the people from saying the things against him. A) yes, he does. refer to the various people he has paid to stop talking about him through NDAs and catch & kill. b) yes, he does. refer to the trump campaign&#x
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
Citation needed. When he sees something he disagrees with he flatly calls it fake and moves on. That's not debate.
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
yeah it'll be like when we made heroin illegal and then there was no more heroin.
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
I weekend a tiny roadster as well.
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
The fucking problem is now that everyone has an SUV, driving something of a normal size makes you feel like you're going to get crushed to death in an accident.
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
I hate to gatekeep here, but I guess I'm going to kind of do it anyway: A lot of people who have taken psychedelic drugs and report a religious experience or an experience where they encountered ultimate reality, are mistaken. So we ge
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
I'm not sure I understand your question, or assertion... Mystical experiences change beliefs, ideology, and alter the way we interpret reality in the long-term. Whether or not those beliefs exist in the physical brain, is, I guess, an
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
Quite a bit.
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
Allegedly, fake IDs en route to DPR were intercepted at the Canadian border, and that investigation yielded Ross Ulbricht. Whether or not this is a plausible explanation is a matter of perspective.
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
I've suddenly found myself very much in favor of the reinstitution of blue laws... and sort of observing Sabbath. Shut down all the machinery once a week.
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
This interview always bothered me because the author seems to think that hanging yourself necessarily involves hanging from a ceiling...
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
Do you presently own cars?
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
By this logic, ever article published in the NYT would be "New York Times"
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
And now that far-away person will have to ask someone with actual physical access to the device send a screenshot of a QR code. This is fine. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
That'd be pretty to think so, but the wide majority of the Satmar community lives in poverty and is dependent on government benefits. The tendency towards entrepreneurship -- if there is one -- is more likely to be the result of being
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
Ah, no. Adding extra testosterone to any human will cause them to become more male by any measure of maleness.
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
Yeah, it's a zero-sum game. I guess the study was looking at individuals competing against institutions and market-makers.
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
Avoid procreating. Put your money into prepping instead of your 401k. Make a plan to kill yourself when it all becomes too much to bear. Enjoy the time you have.
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
This is consistent with my experience. Stick with right-angle found on the ground? Gun. Inverted shoe? Gun. Magnetic letter L? Gun. Legos? Gun. Sometimes sword. Sister's barbie held by arms with legs poiting at target? Gun. Toast with
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
I 100% agree. I had kept a journal continuously for about 17 years. My decision to stop was intentional and difficult. I loved my journal deeply, and it's difficult to explain how it became an impediment for me and why I believed it wa
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
Working on and racing cars is a) expensive, and b) actually not as expensive as you might think, and totally within the salary of a modestly paid software engineer with many other financial obligations.
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
Okay, good. I'm glad that we've now tested out the security of our devices and found that they are secure enough to vex government entities.
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by shoes_for_thee 7y ago
My response to that question is going to be pretty bad: maybe. corps have interests in building tools that help them with their businesses. individuals, i think, have interest in building cool shit. there was an article a while ago explorin

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