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by windowshopping 1y ago
Here I thought you were about to link something genuinely bad, like a sexual allegation, and you link him creating a blockchain coin (that was probably indeed useless) in 2020 at a time when all anyone was talking about in tech was how the
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by windowshopping 1y ago
Sure! Number 1 is, as you said, exercise. If I can't get myself to do a full routine, I reduce it to "just go do bench press for today. nothing else." Because doing a bench press set beats not exercising at all! Likewise I fo
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by windowshopping 1y ago
I should do that more, the one-line thing. I figured out the "absurdly low bar" trick myself for a lot of other stuff in my life but I hadn't thought to apply it to this. Good suggestion!
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by windowshopping 1y ago
Yes, I have done that on occasion! No idea why this comment is flagged.
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by windowshopping 1y ago
No. But editing a handwritten journal would hardly be any easier. It's a matter of what features you care about, I guess. I have never needed to edit past entries - that would be historical revisionism. It's not a feature I person
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by windowshopping 1y ago
So, I've been keeping a journal for 17 years, off and on. I don't know anyone else who does it my way, so here's my method. I made a dedicated email account just for the journal. I personally chose gmail but if you distrust
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by windowshopping 1y ago
> Consider the pre-tipped scale. You suspect the scale reads a little low, so before weighing you tilt it slightly to "correct" for that bias. Then you pour in flour until the dial says you've hit the target weight. You’ve
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by windowshopping 1y ago
What a terrible analogy. Illusions don't fool our intelligence, they fool our senses, and we use our intelligence to override our senses and see it for what it for it actually is - which is exactly why we find them interesting and have
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by windowshopping 1y ago
There were periods of time - sometimes years - where they didn't. And there were moments I thought I wouldn't be able to keep it going. But they were people I valued enough and had so much shared history with that I just kept tryi
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by windowshopping 1y ago
Advice from someone in their 30s who has successfully kept the majority of their closest friends from high school and college (around 10 people) but also lost several key people over the years: - Keep a semi-regular communication channel. F
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by windowshopping 1y ago
That jumped out at me too.
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by windowshopping 1y ago
Yes, and what you chose to say was pretty useless.
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by windowshopping 1y ago
This title was close to being a garden path sentence, but ultimately avoided it.
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by windowshopping 1y ago
If this sort of thing interests you, I highly recommend the book Latin Alive , which traces the transformation of Latin over a thousand years into Spanish, French, and Italian, as well as its impact on modern English. This blog post claims
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by windowshopping 1y ago
I find it very funny that somebody domain parked shrinkle.com and thinks they can get $6695 for it.
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by windowshopping 1y ago
You're correct about the parallel faces, my examination of the model was wrong. So that part I take back. The balls remain.
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by windowshopping 1y ago
Given that the sides of the dodecahedron aren't parallel to one another and you therefore cannot look through it from one side to the other (only two side are parallel), your "completely obvious" theory falls pretty flat. Kin
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by windowshopping 1y ago
for real. same. the level of delusion. i think what'll happen is they'll get some really advanced agents that can effectively handle most general tasks and they'll call it AGI and say they've done it. it won't reall
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by windowshopping 1y ago
He says near the beginning that only 832 people died on Titanic, which is plainly untrue and made me stop reading because I felt I could no longer trust anything the author was saying without fact checking it. I mean that's a really ba
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by windowshopping 1y ago
Anti-fallacitical?
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by windowshopping 1y ago
A comment this extreme could benefit from a source at least, or any sort of explanation of where you're getting it from. When you phrase it as if to make autism sound like an intrinsically negative personality trait, your comment is al
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by windowshopping 1y ago
Yeah, I tried learning Perl back in 2017 and the community was the worst I'd ever encountered. The language had so many bizarre quirks and they just treated you like an absolute idiot if you didn't intuitively get it. Left it behi
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by windowshopping 1y ago
Looking and sounding like your training data != recreating the source. Is ChatGPT a human mind?
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by windowshopping 1y ago
how is this an answer to that question
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by windowshopping 1y ago
> It’s actually the root of the the history of “vibes” ?
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by windowshopping 1y ago
How so?
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by windowshopping 1y ago
Why is THIS comment flagged/dead? What is going on in this thread
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by windowshopping 1y ago
Why is this flagged/dead? Perfectly normal comment, isn't it?
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by windowshopping 1y ago
> like how one day you realize everyone around you stopped using chrome I don't know what universe the author is living in, has anyone else realized "everyone around them stopped using Chrome"?
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by windowshopping 1y ago
What a crazy map. Kind of insane that one company was permitted to launch so many.

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