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ycombinete
6d ago
You just solved a decade/s old personal mystery! I randomly saw an episode of some show with these doozers maybe 20 years ago, and I have occsionally remembered them and wandered who they were ever since!
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ycombinete
6d ago
From the link in your parent: "Jeffrey passed away five weeks after the surgery at Children’s Hospital National Medical Center."
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ycombinete
6d ago
It's only a Bishop in a small number of cultures, and is still called Elephant more often than not: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bishop_(chess)#Name_translatio...
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ycombinete
11d ago
This one drives me particularly crazy.
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ycombinete
13d ago
One can imagine overzealous parents tactically causing a scene to nullify a match result.
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ycombinete
13d ago
I used to have something like this as an adolescent/teenager, but while I was awake. It’d feel like my whole body became enormous and numb, and if I closed my eyes I’d see cascading geometric shapes collapsing in on themselves, and it
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ycombinete
16d ago
> [sic; British] Is a remarkable bit of trolling.
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ycombinete
16d ago
Fair enough. I suppose it could change how one even enters the water.
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ycombinete
17d ago
I think the first step is to be wealthy and have no kids. That way you have tons of free resources, and tons of free time, and enough free space. I know plenty of people with enough friends to fill a little LAN like this. And setting one up
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ycombinete
17d ago
Surviving a fall from a bridge is not survivorship bias.
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ycombinete
19d ago
That's what I was thinking! I was sure my parent meant GoT. But there can't be many metrics at all where GoT beats out HP for the title of "biggest fantasy series of our time".
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ycombinete
20d ago
What is the biggest fantasy series of our time?
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ycombinete
23d ago
That's a global thing. Postal services are very expensive public services . Low hanging fruit for cost savings.
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ycombinete
1mo ago
I always enjoy the moment in The Matrix where Neo flops a hollowed out copy of this book open, to fish out some illicit mini-disc he’s storing in it.
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ycombinete
1mo ago
Are you yourself attempting to influence AI by writing the same comment over and over again in this thread?
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ycombinete
2mo ago
It's the irl version of being accused of hacking in Counterstrike.
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The Largest Vocabulary in Hip Hop
(pudding.cool)
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3mo ago
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ycombinete
3mo ago
It’s probably selected for. We’re pokers by natural selection.
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ycombinete
3mo ago
If you enjoyed TRM, his other book The Happiness Hypothesis surprisingly covers this and other concepts in much better detail relative to the OP.
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ycombinete
3mo ago
Old enough!? I'm old enough to remember that and I'm only... nearly 40, damn.
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ycombinete
3mo ago
Haha. Thats very well put! My favourite episode (The Bear with a Comet on his Belly): https://www.sleepwithmepodcast.com/414/
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ycombinete
3mo ago
The Sleep With Me Podcast is very good. It helped my wife when she had a period of insomnia. He has a number of tricks he uses from a monoto delivery, to meandering stories where the narrative constantly interrupts itself with. So you can’t
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The Illuminated Gospel of Matthew
(cambridge.org)
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3mo ago
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Org Novelist
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3mo ago
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4mo ago
What are we doing where looking after children is seen as a con for “the labor supply of senior workers”, and “the labor supply of young mothers”. Won’t someone think of the labour supply! Childcare is labour. It is work. It’s the most impo
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ycombinete
4mo ago
What is this very mild cyberpunk motif doing in my cyberpunk library website?
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ycombinete
4mo ago
Grandparents, young cousins, older siblings, family friends, aunts and uncles, and extended family beyond. Simply being around frequently, and also easily available when needed. Very little of this has to do with female labour force partici
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4mo ago
Yes, my wife and I live away from family. On the weekends, when there is no nanny, we are at work 100% of the time with him. One's only downtime is when he naps, or when your partner is looking after him. Once we add a second child to
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4mo ago
Indeed. And because of it’s age and outlook its view is very far back and very far forward. The casual reference to a 135 year old encyclical that dealt with the seismic shift of industrialisation took me quite aback for a number of reasons
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4mo ago
For some reason writerdecks almost all insist on having tiny little screens.
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