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And yet, so, so many of us have our comfortable jobs and salaries as a result.
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The Church hierarchy was an example of a representative democracy as well. The primates would come together at ecumenical councils to decide on matters of faith and pastoral care. All bishops received one and only one vote, and the ecumenic
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I find the Orthodox tradition for miscarriages and stillbirths to be particularly beautiful.
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The problem comes with how you define success. Do you define it as how your answer or creation measures up to everyone else, or do you define it as you made significant progress in a field you had very little prior experience with. In my ma
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It's almost as if....people are really unhappy and disappointed. Imagine being on a Muscle Car Enthusiast forum, and Ford released a V8 Mustang that had less horsepower than it's predecessor, and worse handling, but just came
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Don't tell the Greeks. We are probably the world's largest consumer of octopus (after cheese, that is)
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My comment to you two is -- why not both? Stability, sanity, all that is amazing, and a must have. But also bug-fixes, security improvements, and performance improvements are wonderful too, which tends to come with using up-to-date dependen
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10y ago
I use it, although I admit not religiously. Writing down my tasks I need to get done, then 'estimating' them in 25 minute chunks really helps me get my brain around the concept of time, just how little of it I have in a workday, a
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Something about when Professors feel the need to curse to look cool throws me off the wrong way, dunno, call me old fashioned. I am making myself familiar with Mr. James Livingston -- it's an argument that has been made many times befo
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What about the people who enjoy working? The dignity of receiving an honest wage for an honest day's work? The satisfaction for providing for their family? For some people, their work is the only thing that keeps them in shape. My fath
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Although I am impressed by the work, I dislike these writeups. In similar bug bounty posts, a user will post all this brilliant setup code, these tools I never heard of to decompile binaries, view source, get through obfuscation, etc. Then,
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I would love to be a performing artist. I can play various instruments, and am recently really loving playing Piano. Would love it if solo pianists could practice to virtuoso level and make a decent living, but sadly, they cannot. Unless yo
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Sorry, I read that as C.N.A
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Here's my source, where's yours? ;-) https://www.researchgate.net/publication/294584001_The_unbea...
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10y ago
It takes 10x the amount of energy to refute bs than to create it
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C.N.E no, I don't think it ever mattered. An R.N., however...
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why is it artificial? Credentials are everywhere. You need credentials to be an account, a physician, a teacher, a lawyer, a dentist, a chiropractor, a (insert various iteration of crazy welding techniques) welder, a steel fabricator (AISC)
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Have you tried flux? https://justgetflux.com/ It helps me with the eye strain. Also I am starting to find myself returning to good ole paperback books for reading. Try printing out some code bases when ever you start gettin
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We need specialists too. We need the folks who can tune x86 assembly better than -gcc 03. We need people who can write segfault free C++ code, and we need people to fix the Rust borrow checker bugs http://blog.ezyang.com/201
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The first tumblr link at the bottom in the comments linked me to FizzBuzz Enterprise Edition https://github.com/EnterpriseQualityCoding/FizzBuzzEnterpris...
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Wow what did they do in 2009 to 2010 to increase their customer database from 25 million to 96 million?
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Saturated fat in itself is not the problem. Caloric excess in the form of saturated fat is. Athletes consume more saturated fat because it increases testosterone production ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9029197?d
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People reeeeally overestimate just how many drinks and with what frequency it takes to cross into that "it's negatively affecting my health" threshold. The mayo clinic recommends these standards Up to one drink a day for wo
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Has anyone stopped to think, "do people actually want to talk to a computer?" I think we are more simply interested in commanding them to get our tasks done easier, but this "conversational" nonsense and making it more h
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I am not introverted by any stretch of the imagination, but some of the advice can be summarized as "do this to avoid people" yet in my experience, especially being a "child of the internet", the one's who complain
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> with neither being necessarily better or worse sorry, I think this is where the confusion is coming from. My original expansion on the comment with heyschasm was in response to kingmanaz. If you are a Christian, the heyechastic practi
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Not quite, it's so much different from meditation. What you are referring to is more of the western concept of "quietism" which is pretty synonymous with meditation. But in either case, I agree, everyone should be practicing
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hesychasm -- the most underrated aspect of christian spirituality, sadly expelled by most reformation and counter-reformation traditions. A good exercise is to just sit quietly in a dark room, and completely empty your mind. Think no though
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> "Why do traders in investment banks feel their jobs are immune from AI, etc?" Why do people need to have anxiety and fear about AI is the better question. Let's solve those instead of this blindless ambition to automate
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Maybe the rest of the world realizes it would go something like this, "OK found them!" "Awesome! Yay! Hurray!" celebration for weeks, maybe months, hysterical articles, news headlines, further research initiatives, etc
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