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by xor1 8y ago
I've never tried l-theanine at all, so I'll try this. Thanks!
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by xor1 8y ago
I tried lots of nootropics as a young adult too, with no effect as well. Coffee doesn't help me focus by itself, quite the opposite actually. I wish it did because I LOVE coffee. I don't know what's wrong with me, since plent
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by xor1 8y ago
I like this. Kind of feels like a web page processed by Readability. Has anyone read his book?
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by xor1 8y ago
My insurance was billed $8000 for an MRI and paid out $7000. I was only responsible for $500, but it was really upsetting because I'd had one before and only had to pay $50. The high cost came from the facility being on hospital ground
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by xor1 8y ago
How can you recognize evil if you are not evil?
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by xor1 8y ago
You can call them whatever you want to. Judge them based on their actions and behavior. It's not about liking or disliking anyone.
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by xor1 8y ago
I loved every Blizzard game as a kid. Warcraft 2, Diablo 1, Starcraft, Diablo 2, Warcraft 3, and then WoW. I can't stress enough how much of my life was consumed by Blizzard games. Warcraft 2 was one of the very first games I ever owne
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by xor1 8y ago
I read a great write-up about this effect that you're describing, sadly I can't find it right now. There's an implicit social contract that sociopaths/narcissists/borderlines circumvent. People expect other people t
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by xor1 8y ago
>In general, you will be the one in ten, or even a hundred that tend to pick up on these things. Being raised by one, dating one, then obsessively reading about personality disorders for a few days after learning about them helps a lot w
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by xor1 8y ago
>The only people that should be using the word sociopath to describe the behavior of others are people in the field of mental health care. Why diagnose people? Call them out on behavior that pisses you off, deal with it in an assertive m
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by xor1 8y ago
>Any marginally successful group attracts sociopaths Not just sociopaths, all of the Cluster B personality disorders.
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by xor1 8y ago
Do you have any links to what you buy? I'd like to try some.
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by xor1 8y ago
Please no ircoin.
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by xor1 8y ago
Interesting, I'm curious to know what kind of speeddating events/services/apps are out there. I've never used any.
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by xor1 8y ago
I really like this concept OP. I think your biggest non-technical hurdle is going to be dealing with the classic issue of there simply being significantly less women than men. I'm curious to know how you plan to approach that after you
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by xor1 8y ago
I have a few Rails gigs listed on my linkedin from years ago, and I constantly get recruiter messages looking to fill RoR positions despite not having used it for years. I've been told by the recruiters that I chat with that senior Rai
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by xor1 8y ago
>Do companies write checks to plumbers of $100,000 I imagine a big enough job would easily clear $100k...
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by xor1 8y ago
Yesterday's young (and today's old) make it hard for future generations. Are you defending that?
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by xor1 8y ago
>For this great convenience, Amazon can now pretty much gull every mayor in America into selling their schools, transportation systems, birthrights, etc., in order to draw 50,000 tech employees — among the least beloved specimens of huma
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by xor1 8y ago
>I assert that inventors and inventions need not be shackled to their origin. How did you get the idea that I disagree with this?
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by xor1 8y ago
The current context of this discussion is the primary driving force behind technological innovation, you seem to be addressing a different context entirely.
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by xor1 8y ago
Modern computing only exists because of wartime codebreaking and artillery calculations. This reddit post is a good writeup on the latter: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/3kbt3w/was_a...
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by xor1 8y ago
Capitalism demands limitless growth, and ultimately that means leaving the planet. Colonizing the moon is the first major step.
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by xor1 8y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't there a lack of proper regulation for organic food products? The USDA fine is "only" $11,000 -- that's nothing for major distributors. I've always heard that it's impossi
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by xor1 8y ago
>The Amish use us as an experiment. They watch what happens when we adopt new technology, and then decide whether that’s something they want to adopt themselves. I asked one Amish person why they didn’t use automobiles. He simply smiled
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by xor1 8y ago
Those mostly weren't millennials, they were gen X libertarians. The ones that held long enough to make some real money, anyways. I know one millennial who mined a bunch of BTC when it first came out, and then sold all of it when it fir
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by xor1 8y ago
>backdoor reference check Anyone know a good place to do one of these on myself? I have an infraction on record (traffic ticket) that apparently shows up as a misdemeanor in at least one database. I found this out during my Global Entry
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by xor1 8y ago
>I think the book suffers from the same issue as many other books in the science fiction genre: there's so much focus on developing the setting that the characters are underdeveloped and seem very generic. I'm okay with this be
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by xor1 8y ago
>Most undergrad engineering worth its salt will require an ethics course and humanities classes broaching the topic. Someone I knew in college made bank writing papers for engineers' in those ethics courses.
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by xor1 8y ago
What makes you say that? I would be surprised if anyone who has sat on more than $10 million USD of crypto at any point in the past few years didn't cash out a substantial portion of it.

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