sridca

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by sridca 8y ago
If you can manage to momentarily step outside of that stockholm syndrome towards anxiety, you'll find that the human brain is remarkably capable of living and solving problems without the burden of anxiety. See my other comment about t
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by sridca 8y ago
It takes some effort to grasp the method of actualism, so I've linked the wiki below[1] if you're interested in exploring further (most people run away at this stage :P), but the basic method is to feel good, as a bottom-line, eac
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by sridca 8y ago
I've met people who have eliminated all of their anxieties (and more), so it is certainly possible. I do not armchair analyze or suppress feelings (sincerity is an essential ingredient). There is no need to guess; you could just ask me
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by sridca 8y ago
suppression != not-occurring
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by sridca 8y ago
I've successfully disarmed myself off most of the normal everyday anxieties by investigating them one by one. What's left will also go away in due time.
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by sridca 8y ago
> let those negative anxious thoughts pass by rather than consume you. Lol, I'd much rather prefer for those negative anxious thoughts to not occur in the first place (and there is a superior method to achieve this), much less havin
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Longevity and Why I eat once a day(lifeforbusypeople.com)
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The Marriage of Skepticism and Wonder(alexpetrov.com)
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How I wrote my book using Markdown, Pandoc, and a little help from the internet(rtalbert.org)
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by sridca 8y ago
OMAD is great--lots of consistent energy throughout the day--but I suspect that won't be case when your body fat percentage goes below 15%.
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by sridca 8y ago
> 8. Don't chase happiness, be content. For those who still harbor a child-like curiosity about happiness (and have not given up on it, like a cynical adult), it would be helpful to observe the folks who have succeeded in discoverin
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by sridca 8y ago
I like this advice. Much of the top-voted ones are quite ... somber (not to mention with familistic bias).
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by sridca 8y ago
Are you not really aware of how you have convinced yourself into appraising the act of staying on topic as "echo chamber response," and then proceeded to rebel against that perception by pushing a motive. Not to mention the parade
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by sridca 8y ago
Interesting. If I may ask how much do you charge per hour?
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by sridca 8y ago
I am with you. Comments like this indicate nothing but a demonstration of the ad hockery defense of familialism, which is increasingly becoming common here in HN for some reason.
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When do notifications make sense?(pchiusano.github.io)
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by sridca 8y ago
Fasting is known to reduce inflammation
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by sridca 8y ago
Why not simply download the CSV of your bank statements on a monthly basis and process it however you wish? Just need a monthly habit for this to be working.
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by sridca 9y ago
Vipassana is the ultimate form of Stoicism. A great way to dissociate from problematic feelings, instead of addressing them head on. :-P
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by sridca 9y ago
Also Template Haskell is not supported by all Haskell implementations (eg: Reflex on mobile).
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by sridca 9y ago
I switched from Go to Elixir, and eventually over to Haskell. Never looking back.
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by sridca 9y ago
> As it became evident that Facebook's core product might be to blame, engineers working on it reportedly found it increasingly difficult to stand by what it built. What are they referring to here? That the code base has gotten unwi
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by sridca 9y ago
Reflex http://docs.reflex-frp.org/
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by sridca 9y ago
I never enjoyed frontend programming until I came across Elm. Not only that Elm turned out to be a gateway drug to Haskell. Now I write frontend and mobile apps in Haskell using Functional Reactive programming (FRP).
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by sridca 9y ago
And why should groupthink be an unique trait of teenagers? :-P
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Meat Heals(meatheals.com)
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by sridca 9y ago
Exactly. It is a shame that the Thinkpad P* series is not as widely known. I have a P71 myself (exchanged the new MBP for it with no regret).
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by sridca 9y ago
I have a Thinkpad P71 and I run NixOS on it. Works great with a 5k monitor, and DPI is perfect.
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No one can pull you down (if you are doing these four things)(startupsventurecapital.com)
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by sridca 9y ago
There was a hotel in Brooklyn which required that I provide them a credit card for security deposit. Or was it not the norm?

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