stillbourne

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by stillbourne 3y ago
Came here to say the same, they never went away. The problem with faith healing though is that the person who needs the healing takes it as a test of their faith. My grandfather had stage 4 cancer and Parkinson's and was taken in by on
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by stillbourne 3y ago
I learned there is a thing called DIP, or Drug Induced Psychosis. I stopped smoking because of DIP. All my friends seemed evaporate in weeks like a puff of smoke. Quitting pot was probably one of the most depressing times of my life.
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by stillbourne 3y ago
Title is misinformation and doesn't match the content of the link.
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by stillbourne 3y ago
But they got caught, they retracted, the system works. It's not a perfect system, in a perfect system people wouldn't be incentivized to publish publish publish or be damned to the back waters. The institution is broken, but the s
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by stillbourne 3y ago
Right? It's like being outraged that someone got charged for attempted murder but demand they did nothing wrong because the target is still alive.
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by stillbourne 3y ago
I work at truckstop.com and I came up with a way of managing feature flags that isn't madness. First I used the feature flags in conjunction with module federation. Then I create 3 flags per product, alpha, beta, rc. They looks somethi
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by stillbourne 3y ago
I can't upvote you enough.
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by stillbourne 3y ago
Now that stupid song is stuck in my head, thanks a lot...
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by stillbourne 3y ago
Can't have excellence without a shit ton of failure
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by stillbourne 3y ago
Well that only makes sense for /r/StarTrek to join the Federation
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by stillbourne 3y ago
It was a joke.
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by stillbourne 3y ago
How long before they admins swoop in and change ownership of the blacked out subreddits?
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by stillbourne 3y ago
Yes, and we even have a system for that. Retraction. https://retractionwatch.com/ I'm not saying the system is perfect but it works over time.
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by stillbourne 3y ago
Science operates on a system of checks and balances, not a free speech model. If your paper can't pass peer review then your paper is what is clinically referred to as bullshit. Now there are people who bypass the system of checks and
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by stillbourne 3y ago
Homogenized cultures come and go. Postwar 1950s monoculture came and went so will everything else.
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by stillbourne 3y ago
I have yet to hear a cogent answer as to why this is a problem. I see so many alarmist articles that talk about this being the lead up to some sort of financial armageddon but are short on why or how. Can anyone please explain that to me?
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by stillbourne 3y ago
I don't intend to get an electric car until solid state batteries are available.
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by stillbourne 4y ago
Millennial here that grew up in that exact same situation. I eventually ran away from home @ 16 and moved in with my uncle. I don't talk to my dad except on major holidays. I expect him to die alone and frankly thats none of my fucking
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by stillbourne 4y ago
It says after catering to miners over gamers for the last 5 years.
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by stillbourne 4y ago
I like the "John Doe" from the Panama Papers. Remained anonymous, spread his message, didn't add anything unnecessary and remained out of public spectacle.
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by stillbourne 4y ago
The era of alternative facts were kind of started with Julian Assange. The video "Collateral Murder" was heavily edited by Mr. Assange. It was damning enough without his edits, he didn't need to add his personal soundtrack an
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by stillbourne 4y ago
I've been saying this for almost 15 years now. Industries like Software Development need to abandon college and return to the guild system. Start as an apprentice, move to journeyman, become a master, and eventually an artisan. All the
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by stillbourne 4y ago
That lack of confidence is why I've moved all my money to crypto where no such mechanisms exist!
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by stillbourne 4y ago
There's only one way to fix this folks. We need to abolish the FDIC and use the money saved to give a tax cut to the rich. The rich then trickle down onto the failing banks and their depositors to resolve this problem.
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by stillbourne 4y ago
Isn't you company responsible to insure its own assets above the FDIC deposit limit? I guess personal responsibility only applies to poor people not corporations.
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by stillbourne 4y ago
I probably would have killed myself if not for antidepressants. I cared for my elderly grandparents through the end of their life. During that time I saw a therapist to talk about my depression that kept getting worse as I slowly watched th
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by stillbourne 4y ago
Low code was more time consuming than just writing ETLs
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by stillbourne 4y ago
Oh, nice I've been eyeballing that slipstream. Suggestions? Build you own battery: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3eRv_FZjBc&list=PLPqn8bOJKP... And get a Bafang motor: https://www.utahtrikes.com/
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by stillbourne 4y ago
I've got a recumbent bike that I added electric to. I had to redo the setup though because I initially built it with a hub motor which made hill climbing still be a bit of a bitch so I rebuilt it with a middrive motor.
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by stillbourne 4y ago
I think I got it early to mid February 2020 when testing wasn't widely available. There wasn't a lot of news about COVID at the time and I caught something that wasn't the flu (tested negative) and hit me like a ton of bric

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