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4y ago
I guess op meant "proper English " as in "not literally but semantically translated"
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4y ago
"Chemotherapy today? No again!" That "too many days in a row" is the critical part in this piece of advice in my opinion.
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4y ago
If I am serious about retention I will summarize learnings and write them down with pen and paper.
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4y ago
I perceive that as: misunderstood a riddle, but understood the language
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4y ago
I understand that you mean zero censorship for adults. I am interested in your position regarding people younger than 21/18/16 (exact age depends on the country I guess).
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> [...] the least plausible theories may turn out to be the correct ones It might seem pendantic, but I believe it's always worth the time to replace "correct" with "better models" in such descriptions. Not doing
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4y ago
Maybe not the origin but here is the story told by Alan Watts: https://youtu.be/j4TZMxkxySc
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That a law is broken by people does not mean we don't need it.
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It is as easygenes put it: > Perhaps you are ascribing a more holistic view to the idea of what someone “does”. I think nothing is left for another person to love if you take away everything they do, have and how they appear. Because tha
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4y ago
> I love you now, as you are, as a person and not anything you do or have or appear to be What is left of a "person" to me if excluding those?
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> so far found no Different from a claim that there are none.
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4y ago
Or consider this, a person that manages to take out a loan and then dies before repaying can cheat the bank.
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4y ago
Isn't gumroad still a one man show? They publish their business numbers on Twitter afaik
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4y ago
> make myself vulnerable to assailants Also be a nuisance to everyone
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4y ago
But what about the reader? The reader can suffer or have other feelings when consuming such generated content. Doesn't this give it meaning?
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4y ago
I believe that is the job of politicians. Pulling together experts of different fields to give them information to make such large scale decisions.
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4y ago
My bank only allows 3x free cash withdrawals a month. Other banks have total sum limits.
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4y ago
References to internal concepts (acronyms), Hyperlinks to internal knowledge bases, insight into individual contributers & team / org composition and mention of undisclosed efforts / strategy. And undisclosed failures on whate
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4y ago
Makes people distrust authority. That is where all the covid deniers and hoaxers come from. Created to further divide the US. Never intended to run rampant in China. Zero covid is a last ditch effort to prevent the otherwise unpreventable p
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4y ago
Poe's law at work perhaps?
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4y ago
Same for me but with the SubSeven RAT.
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4y ago
Good news: We will cure some people with cancer Bad news: We will not cure some people with cancer
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4y ago
It does not answer the surface level question, but I think it answers the implicit ask to stop whining.
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4y ago
That "nightmares are part of a (slow and painful) processing of PTSD events".
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> Shouldn't women be allowed to take the first year of their child's life to provide for their long-term emotional development without jeopardizing their careers? Yes. Men should be allowed the same right.
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4y ago
Sensationalized title
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4y ago
Text is hard to follow. And other articles of same author leave me with little interest to invest more time. E.g.: "[...] Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum (WEF) have all sorts of ideas about what it will involve, from a new,
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4y ago
From part 1 of that series: >This “state of exception” logic transformed scientific research in the US forever, setting a precedent that would eventually lead to the gain of function genetic therapy experiments associated with COVID-19.
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From the linked Website: > Depending on the team size, and the rate of commits, short-lived feature branches are used for code-review and build checking (CI). [...] Very small teams may commit direct to the trunk.
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4y ago
How does YouTube make money from spam comments?
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