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superchroma
3y ago
I'm sure they would. I think there are points worth considering at least in there. If the only takeaway is that you need to talk to different people differently then that is valuable. This guy has seen many people and couples and I hav
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superchroma
3y ago
There were some observations in this thread that was posted here a week ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37994348 Maybe it's true, maybe not, but he did work in psychotherapy and they're something to cons
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3y ago
For me, nothing worked and I lost them. It carved a canyon in my heart. Me and friends spent many months trying different things. What was apparent is that participation is necessary. If they don't want to be helped they basically can&
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superchroma
3y ago
No, god no, what, are they insane?? There is zero reason for work and personal lives to come into contact, it's just handing the company bullets to shoot you with later.
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3y ago
It was not! Thanks for bringing that up.
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superchroma
3y ago
-edit- Sometimes we swing and miss.
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3y ago
Title is clickbait: ""Each company remains committed to affordability in the EV market," Honda and GM said in a joint statement. Ars Trending Video "After studying this for a year, we decided that this would be difficul
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3y ago
Well of course they're going to triple-down, they went all-in on the technology. "things like un-affordability" Battery prices are still dropping as more production capacity comes online. It's premature to call time on
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3y ago
If we accept the premise of the slippery slope, then we must re-examine depictions of crime, abuse and violence in cinema and videogames also. You are proposing that human sexual preferences are vulnerable to suggestion and that humans cann
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3y ago
Don't be ridiculous. People aren't on that forum for information. Suicide isn't a science. Furthermore, you're a fraud. You don't care about rights. Protecting rights is a constant sacrifice. If you're not prep
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3y ago
What you are saying is "don't tell me how I feel", and I'm not. What I am saying is that I don't care how you feel because the internal experience isn't a universal one. Do it, or don't, I don't actua
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3y ago
Because she begged for help and screamed before she died, live-streamed to a server of people. Emergency services came too late. It was indescribably damaging to watch and hear.
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3y ago
This. The issue is that this is the most superficial interest into mental health. This is annoyance; society saying "stop that". There is no true interest in helping people. Even those who want to be helped and are prepared to wor
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3y ago
My friend changed her mind at the final moment. It was too late. She oscillated on the topic, going from normality to suicidal ideation. What you might call autonomy, I call her darkest moments. When that mood wasn't upon her, she laug
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3y ago
That is extremely cool and was probably fiendishly difficult to achieve, but, unfortunately, I think discord is the first and last word in free chat at the moment.
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3y ago
So tragic. To hell with them all. They poisoned the people with addictive junk and shrouded themselves in the garb of free choice and personal responsibility to escape culpability.
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3y ago
MSN Messenger. The emoji were cute and the interface was stable and native.
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3y ago
It archived the paywall too
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superchroma
3y ago
Yes and they lurch on sucking the life out of parasitized host after host for decades.
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3y ago
H&M accepts fabric donations and actually recycles them; the fibers, at least (although I don't have figures on their efficiency/utilization). I generally wear my clothes into the ground and then use them for rags around the h
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3y ago
We did a little Cocoa first, and messed about a bit with html, but basically yeah I did. It was pitched as a fun exercise more than a learning opportunity, but we were bored out of our minds in that class and the teacher had little interest
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3y ago
The idea that businesses operate with laser focus on revenue is fantasy. Businesses are filled with individuals acting mostly on emotions and vibes, people who waste time empire building, etc.
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3y ago
Some are. Retrofitting infrastructure necessary to facilitate reliable, safe autonomy in all conditions is expensive and building systems to meet expectations in all conditions is also. Many railways grapple with issues of reliability and a
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3y ago
Exchanges have this problem, however. If you're completely divorced from western money systems and can barter in unsecured, unregulated commodities then sure, you avoid this problem whilst accepting a myriad of other risks.
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3y ago
Prove a point to who?
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3y ago
From the paper: "They are typically grown using white-rot filamentous fungi for their inherent ability to decompose lignocellulosic macromolecules. The organic substrate is hydrated, inoculated (with fungal spores, hyphal tissue, or m
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3y ago
That is gnarly burn-in
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3y ago
I think it's probably worth displaying some of these remains if only to remind people that we're not some new idea, that we're mortal and fallible, and that people have been doing things for a very long time now. To remind us
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3y ago
That sounds dreadful. My condolences that it went that way. Transitioning is difficult enough in society today without such additional burdens, and it is an awful thing that your parents; the people you are programmed to trust and respect b
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3y ago
This type of post has to appear here at least a few times a week. People have got to get wise that google are actually the bad guys here and stop basing their lives and businesses so tightly on their services.
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