uhhyeahdude

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by uhhyeahdude 5y ago
I believe it was called “Peep Show”, and if you enjoy the style, I highly recommend “That Mitchell and Webb Look”
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by uhhyeahdude 5y ago
Thank you. What a load of infomercial buzzword nonsense. The last part about some “further research and experience” showing even better results if the product is worn all the time is especially galling.
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by uhhyeahdude 5y ago
This is why I just let the NSA do my backup management for me.
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by uhhyeahdude 6y ago
Wait, are people are not part of the environment? Encouraging addiction for the sake of tax revenue is probably not sustainable.
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by uhhyeahdude 6y ago
It’s a bold statement, if no longer what I would call a “hot-take” for anyone around here. So that comment is illuminating uncomfortable truths? Really? The #1 uncomfortable truth in a year built of them? Are you sure?
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by uhhyeahdude 6y ago
My condolences to both of you for the years you expected to spend with one another. What world-rocking news for anyone to get, let alone at the age of 46. As someone who has been through an above-average amount of loss, I want to applaud an
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by uhhyeahdude 6y ago
My condolences to both of you for the years you expected to spend with one another. What world-rocking news for anyone to get, let alone at the age of 46. As someone who has been through an above-average amount of loss, I want to applaud an
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by uhhyeahdude 6y ago
What an obvious piece of propaganda/recruitment ad. Is GCHQ having such difficulty finding staff? Cool detail about the Royal Navy and lead-lined code books though.
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by uhhyeahdude 6y ago
I do the cold water on face and the shower thing on an almost-daily basis. I mean, I shower daily in the morning because it feels good and I prefer not to alienate the people I interact with over the course of my day. Since my daily activit
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by uhhyeahdude 6y ago
I hadn't heard of tulpas; what a fascinating strategy! Bernard put on his new spectacles and sat in silent appreciation of his newfound visual acuity. He would need it in order to collect and parse as much extant academic research exi
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by uhhyeahdude 6y ago
I'm not surprised that GOOG is buying a huge home security company. It advances the prevailing narrative in the US. One in which pervasive state surveillance of it's own citizens is normalized, and the line separating the corporat
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Google Invests $450M in ADT(arstechnica.com)
1 points by uhhyeahdude 6y ago|1 comments
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by uhhyeahdude 6y ago
> the homo sapiens equivalent of speculative execution... The entire comment is fantastic.
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by uhhyeahdude 6y ago
I'll just reiterate that I find it quite impressive. The above just reinforces that. I mentioned that I listen to a lot of podcasts; have been, in fact since ~2006. I've watched the evolution of the medium over the years, have see
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by uhhyeahdude 6y ago
What an ambitious and important project! I love the concept, and that it is meant to be a "long, slow project." It probably should be paced slowly due to the scope and complexity of material. I think a slower pace should also help
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by uhhyeahdude 6y ago
I have never upvoted with such reluctance.
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by uhhyeahdude 6y ago
Oh, wow... I clicked on one of the topics on your site, a topic of great personal relevance, and I really like what I see so far. I’m on a quick break, but later on I would like to join the discussion, because it seems like a healthy enviro
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by uhhyeahdude 6y ago
That is one of the more well-reasoned and thoroughly explained pieces of corporate communication I’ve read. I wonder if the “Jobs style” has been widely adopted in the corporate world; I feel like I see it more and more often these days.
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by uhhyeahdude 6y ago
It seems as though quarantine/lockdown has been seized as a good opportunity to finally tackle a project or two. I know three people who are working on something music-related off the top of my head, and and countless more working on
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by uhhyeahdude 6y ago
Regarding scopolamine, Vice magazine made a documentary about the way it's used in Columbia. It's rather unsettling, but worth watching if you're interested in this kind of stuff. https://video.vice.com/en_us&
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by uhhyeahdude 6y ago
Not who you asked, but I absolutely love Chimes ginger chews. They are strong, and I’ve had excellent results using for nausea. If you look for Chimes on Amazon , you can find a 1lb bag for around 15 bucks.
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LAPD Got Tech Demos from Israeli Phone Hacking Firm NSO Group(vice.com)
1 points by uhhyeahdude 6y ago|0 comments
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by uhhyeahdude 7y ago
while most of us are aware that we are monitored as we live various aspects of our respective lives, the surveillance is often either cartoonishly obvious or very well hidden. This explains how call centers work by closely attending voice a
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The Politics of Traffic Engineering(youtube.com)
2 points by uhhyeahdude 7y ago|0 comments
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Recorded for Quality Assurance: The Datafication of Affect in Call-Centers(reallifemag.com)
1 points by uhhyeahdude 7y ago|1 comments
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Prince Charles Couldn't Spot the Fake Artwork–Can You?(townandcountrymag.com)
2 points by uhhyeahdude 7y ago|0 comments
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by uhhyeahdude 7y ago
I would happily contribute to the Patreon of anyone writing up their experiments in practical food science at home...
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by uhhyeahdude 7y ago
Self-taught musician here; I love this!
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by uhhyeahdude 7y ago
A link to the study: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S221499371...
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by uhhyeahdude 7y ago
Heck yeah! I have a link to this in my toolbar, as it is one of those sites I find myself returning to again and again. I recently committed myself to becoming a better guitar player. I didn't think I'd dive head first into theory

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