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by zarmin 6y ago
IIRC, I have fewer fingers than that.
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by zarmin 6y ago
>Lowercase letters only have 7 (seven!) vertical pixels to work with. That’s NOT MUCH. I have more fingers than that. Quite an argument.
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by zarmin 6y ago
Whatever is the source, I really hope it's not malicious. The US is vulnerable.
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by zarmin 6y ago
Okay I absolutely love this!
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by zarmin 6y ago
From a similar thread: >I've found that copious use of assert statements has done wonders for reducing the amount of time I spend debugging. Its a good idea to use enough assert statements that when there's a problem it is repo
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by zarmin 6y ago
Too complicated, needs another abstraction layer.
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by zarmin 6y ago
This kinda sounds like an executive function problem, but something doesn't ADHD up.
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by zarmin 6y ago
Her name is Ms. Placedmodifier
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by zarmin 6y ago
IIRC, all of Einstein's papers were just a not-so-subtle advertisement for gaia.com
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by zarmin 7y ago
>get shit done. Call me prude, but this kind of copy turns me off to the product.
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by zarmin 7y ago
Perfect, a bad faith argument from authority. Thank you. >In the 1970s ESP got a lot of attention. As did things like remote viewing. There was a definite fad for those concepts, and there was significant academic interest and funding. B
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by zarmin 7y ago
I disagree that these "fads" fade away due to lack of corroborating evidence and results. Has anything in the nonmaterial realm been conclusively disproved that you connect to the decline in popular interest? Academia has a built-
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by zarmin 7y ago
I'd love to hear your thoughts on some of Dean Radin's work. For example, these studies on the sense of being stared at. Here's one of the conclusions: >We conclude that for both data sets that there is a small, but signif
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by zarmin 7y ago
>"The day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all the previous centuries of its existence." - Nikola Tesla Material reductionism has really done a number on Western c
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by zarmin 7y ago
Boars are no joke. Some More News has been reporting on them for years. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JMaFfAxq0o https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJFFls6mBb8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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by zarmin 7y ago
Ah, the curse of material reductionism.
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by zarmin 7y ago
Based on your tone, it sounds like you've already made up your mind. But in the case that you're asking in good faith: the idea behind the mantras is that it is a meaningless sound that preoccupies the language part of your brain
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by zarmin 7y ago
>Transcendental meditation is a gimmick Source? TM is just vedic (mantra) meditation.
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by zarmin 7y ago
Like a jazz musician.
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by zarmin 7y ago
This is amazing.
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by zarmin 7y ago
It was an awful experiment that should have never left the lab. What could possibly have been the thinking for the entire butterfly/touchbar line, "People should be looking at the keyboard more when they type. Also, there's n
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by zarmin 7y ago
I think you're underselling how truly revolutionary the inverted-T arrow keys are. I hear they help you fly through lines of code, spreadsheets, or game environments.
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by zarmin 7y ago
>the right policies in place Do you expect this from the current administration?
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by zarmin 7y ago
He works for CNN?
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by zarmin 7y ago
`brew upgrade morality`
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by zarmin 7y ago
People saying the leap year thing is a hoax need to review what happened precisely four years earlier. (Hint: the same damn thing)
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by zarmin 7y ago
It's worth noting that they were down 4 years ago on March 2 as well.
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by zarmin 7y ago
>Also, for future reference, it's better/nicer to assume people are intelligent and try to understand their reasons for something rather than assuming they're idiots. The older I get, the more I learn this lesson.
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by zarmin 7y ago
You're a delight.
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by zarmin 7y ago
colloquial sanitization?

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