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by tasuki 1y ago
Yes that one. Welcome :)
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by tasuki 1y ago
If you're dedicated, commute does not reduce exercise time: commute is exercise time. In my 20 working years, I never commuted other than self-powered: walking or cycling, depending on the distance. I understand not everyone has the
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by tasuki 1y ago
> I have not yet heard one person worry about AIs taking over humanity. They're worried about their jobs. We all live in our bubbles. In my bubble, people find it more interesting to talk about the bigger picture than about their jo
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by tasuki 1y ago
Not a thief - someone they trusted.
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by tasuki 1y ago
> I trusted the wrong person. This hits me hard. So you went to prison, and the person you trusted the most... turned out not to be trustworthy. Please hang in there and hope you meet (or have met already?) people you can rely on! I&#x27
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by tasuki 1y ago
Maybe they can be added to Unciv?
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by tasuki 1y ago
> I think the only historical narrative supportable by the evidence is that Jesus was crucified by the romans and that he came back to life. This is not what most historians think. You live in a bubble. > We can only pray to God to gi
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by tasuki 1y ago
> Philosophically we are able to understand that God must exist without even requiring theological revelation. Perhaps you are, but this is not universal for philosophers. Most modern day philosophers do not believe in any god. > Cath
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by tasuki 1y ago
> So I would say that christianity has the most logical, comprehensive and historically/experientially validated truth claims. That's nonsense. The Bible is full of contradictions[0]. Also, you write "Jesus is the son of G
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by tasuki 1y ago
Agreed, no point in learning these nobi in the tutorial. The first one is indeed probably just a little bit worse than a jump. The second one, I'd extend too: it strengthens white and black has to come back to live. You could think abo
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by tasuki 1y ago
Why Catholicism specifically? Why not any of the myriad of other Christian denominations? Why not Islam? Why not Buddhism? Why not any other religion?
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by tasuki 1y ago
> Unfortunately, the early moves in the game ("Joseki") are the most important. They are also the most difficult to learn. Nah, they aren't the most important (you can do without), not are the usual ones particularly diffi
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by tasuki 1y ago
> [...] spend our vacations at Go summer camp. The camp is actually a magical event. I look forward to it the whole year. I've been going there for the past 20 years and been the main organizer the last 10 years. The magic happens b
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by tasuki 1y ago
> I'm very skeptical it will bring significant utility in the next few years. LLMs are already bringing significant utility to me. I don't think they're a good investment though: they're very expensive to train and so
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by tasuki 1y ago
> A lot of helicopters today are being used to harass entire neighborhoods Where?
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by tasuki 1y ago
> Given how mediocre LLMs are That's not a given... I think LLMs are amazing!
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by tasuki 1y ago
We all live in our own bubbles. I still think Scala is a really popular language!
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by tasuki 1y ago
> wait, you are deciding they are biased based on their name? Well, does the name sound unbiased to you? To me, it also looks, based on the name alone, that they have an agenda. Is that a mistake from my side? If so, why?
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by tasuki 1y ago
The trick is living cheaply while earning. Not starting living cheaply only once the money-hose dries up. Obviously, this advice is too late for many people.
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by tasuki 1y ago
We were not splitting everything in half. I paid perhaps about 80% of our expenses. But yes, for some years I was earning a couple times more than the average person, while spending slightly less than the average person...
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by tasuki 1y ago
They said they live cheaply. I think most people just don't get this. It's quite possible to be happy not spending that much money.
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by tasuki 1y ago
You're wealthy for sure! Well done!
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by tasuki 1y ago
This a thousand times! I've taken some years off work, but never three in a row: I don't think I'd manage it as well as you did.
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by tasuki 1y ago
This. If the money is invested it should about follow inflation.
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by tasuki 1y ago
I'm not entirely convinced wrt your meticulous financial planning. I think I was earning less than you yet managed to save the vast majority over my 15 year career earnings. Then my partner died and I was left raising a toddler by myse
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by tasuki 1y ago
I'm always surprised when people with "25 years of exp, director of engineering managerial/technical type" don't have significant savings...
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by tasuki 1y ago
c) The (lean) FIRE (financial independence / early retirement) way. If you do the math and can do without some of the pricier luxuries of "modern life", you really don't need much money at all.
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by tasuki 1y ago
By that definition, most people are poor. $15 million is much more than most people have. Even split among the four children, it's fine.
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by tasuki 1y ago
> Nvidia announced that it will buy $5 billion in Intel common stock at $23.28 per share, representing a roughly 5% ownership stake in Intel. (Intel stock is now up 33% in premarket trading.) Why/how is INTC premarket up from $24.90
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by tasuki 1y ago
I have had at least two cases where it wasn't obvious which plugin was introducing the weird behaviour. I turned all plugins off and then gradually turned them on to find out. One of those was vimwiki.

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