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by throwaway35784 7y ago
Prescriptions aren't required in many countries of the world. Protecting people from themselves is not a good reason. If it were lots of dangerous activities would be illegal. You can risk your life to make it more fun, but not more
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
Ubers ai won't even slow down when it sees a person in the road. A computer can prescribe a drug for me, but I can't prescribe a drug for me? Can I please have my life back please?
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
The ai incentive isn't searcher satisfaction, it's revenue maximization. The longer it takes you to find a good result the more likely you area to click an ad. The more often they show you adwords supported sites like ehow and You
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
I need that role. In a week I turn out what takes a team several months and many times they've already spent that many trying to show any visible progress. I've done the impossible since I was in college. Still am. I'm resent
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
Doctors that I know resent their lack of autonomy. They are executing algorithms, generally against their will. They know the patient will get over their cold but they want a pill. They over test to avoid litigation. They treat symptoms
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
Specifically pharmaceutical products. "This pill you don't know about will stave off a genetic condition you don't know you have." Cognitive dissonance overwhelms me.
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
You pointed me to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eight-circuit_model_of_consc... Very interesting. I'm finding patterns in explorations of consciousness. The first four levels Leary describes could be Freud'
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
> If you can just avoid dying, you get rich. Or end up a zombie startup. I'm not buying this stuff. It sounds more like an exploration of what works than a recommendation. Signs of success rather than suggestions for how to succeed.
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
Or startups in general, rather those who survive the yc interview. Perhaps he selects for those who prepare well to not fail to get his approval.
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
I can't observe a bacterium without a microscope and I can describe all the material properties of a microscope. I know a microscope exists. I can see it.
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
Will a welding mask work?
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
That's what was asked for! Why on earth is the comment that properly delivers the expectation being discussed as though it's wrong ?
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
Yes it's an example of over commenting, which is exactly what the gp wanted.
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
And, strangely, it's the only response to the gp's request to define of over-commenting, yet it is downvoted to below definitions of good commenting. So. Weird. The other responses didn't properly implement the requirement
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
Meanwhile across town parents are indicted for trying to get their kids into USC and people are dying on the ER floor. In all that I never realized the good life was a union job.
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
Can you define consciousness in a material way? Is it an energy or a feedback system? Can it be observed or quantified?
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
That fits with my observations matching the decreasing propensity to procreate with IQ. At some point we become literally too smart for our own good.
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
//increment i in for loop For (i=0;i++.... Var x; //define variable x X=4; //give value of 4 to x Everyone knows what that code does. The comments aren't necessary.
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
It's darling startups like twilio that enable this. We love them and hate what they do.
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
I feel empathy for even nonhuman animals, so yes I agree sometimes it can be a problem. Especially when empathizing with psychopaths and sociopaths. They have the worst feelings of all.
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
Ironically the Internet was founded by those trying to escape the narcs and now it's overrun by them too. Empaths running for the hills.
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
Tragically all the narcissists are on there with their selfies hopelessly looking for love from all the other narcissists psychologically unable to give it.
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
Does anyone like the new site? Why don't they just revert already?
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
This is profitable goodness. This is what we should strive for as a society. I imagine it was quite a battle for the people who suggested this strategy against the naysayers. Listen to them here in this thread. I hear envy. Envy of the good
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
I get triggers, but what's wrong with procs?
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
Or start the camera on the current device, show a code, enter that code on another viewing device.
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
I'm teaching myself the law and have assertively put a bully attorney in his place. Like all people bullies go after easy targets. Don't be one. Make it cost them more than it's worth to fight you.
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
Find things in common so you can stay busy together without talking constantly. It gives your mind time to consider what and how to say things without being too vulnerable too fast. Ponder what was said. Go slower. Silence is OK. Friend dat
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
It's a definitional problem. Building lasting relationships takes time because it's only after a long time that it will be considered "lasting." The question is: how quickly and how can you tell if a relationship wil
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by throwaway35784 7y ago
How are consultants and contractors different?

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