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by vis52 4y ago
I would never say this in the Balkans but maybe take a look at Croatian/Bosnian resources as well. Nobody wants to admit it but it is basically the same language, heck was called Serbo-Croatian a few decades ago.
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by vis52 8y ago
Time was always a very biased news source so good riddance.
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by vis52 8y ago
That's exactly what they did in Portugal and the results have been nothing short of amazing.
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by vis52 8y ago
When did this start in Vancouver? I am actually surprised that something like this happens in Canada, usually seems that news report these sorts of "epidemics" mostly from the US.
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by vis52 8y ago
Parents are the bones upon which children sharpen their teeth
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by vis52 8y ago
What Sean Parker says about the whole thing: He explained that when Facebook was being developed the objective was: “How do we consume as much of your time and conscious attention as possible?” It was this mindset that led to the creation o
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by vis52 8y ago
It's a mix I'd say but technology certainly plays its part. I used to think that I'm the problem but it has been brought up in online studies and people I know more and more. Social networks make me miserable. I didn't h
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by vis52 8y ago
Are we really forced into those interactions? It is very rare that you really have to talk to someone, IME. Usually, it's more of a..."I don't really like or have a lot of common with this person but I've known them fore
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by vis52 8y ago
Yup. From what I could tell that's almost exactly what's happening in Europe as well. One difference though is that it takes even longer since each member state bans these individually. From what I saw there are RC variants of man
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by vis52 8y ago
I can't blame ya ;) TEST to see if it stopped happening
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by vis52 8y ago
This goes beyond generations. Technology, especially the widespread technologies like smartphones are something that just happened upon most people. So most people haven't adapted on how to use them responsibly. Just look around the av
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by vis52 8y ago
I didn't actually know that. I randomly browsed Reddit and wandered onto the 1P-LSD thread and saw that most of the stores mentioned were in Germany, Netherlands, Spain so I just assumed that it was more of a Europe thing. EDIT: Any id
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by vis52 8y ago
I recently watched a documentary about Oppenheimer and I was pretty devastated how poorly he was treated after finishing the atom bomb. Couldn't help but be immediately reminded of Turing.
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by vis52 8y ago
In Europe there are a lot of these so-called "research chemicals". They are basically illegal drugs but chemically they are different enough that they aren't illegal. I think the most well-known example is 1P-LSD.
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by vis52 8y ago
Other than work, are you happy with your life? From personal experience and that of close friends if work was fine before usually there is something bigger going on.
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by vis52 8y ago
Additional Gmail Space and 1Password
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Ask HN: The greatest innovation since the internet / web
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Ask HN: Freelancing without specific skills?
1 points by vis52 13y ago|2 comments
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Sleep Patterns and Their Role In Productivity(thoughtsonseo.com)
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The Importance Of Momentum(thoughtsonseo.com)
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by vis52 13y ago
Quite the coincidence...the comment I wrote actually had another part but I deleted it because I didn't want to appear as someone giving out advice that nobody requested. Basically what it said is that if you want your kids to learn a forei
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by vis52 13y ago
First time posting here at HN, long time reader though. I am fluent in English and German with no accent and I never had any formal education in either. Well that's not completely true as I did have standard English classes in primary and h