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by art-not 2y ago
I'm not sure if you'd categorize it as a self help book, but i'd call my reading of man's search for meaning as genuinely lifechanging. I haven't read any other 'self help' book, so i suppose it worked!
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by art-not 2y ago
refund/chargeback?
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by art-not 2y ago
Cool font. Fun to see someone customize their website in a way that speaks of them!
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by art-not 2y ago
During Covid when my entire routine process was disrupted by work from home where I couldn’t do my daily thing I basically became the least productive person on my team. On days where my morning is severely disrupted basically the whole day
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by art-not 2y ago
I’ve had the same experience. I actually took a 40% pay cut to work somewhere where I had to actually do something, because of exhausting and depressing doing nothing was
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by art-not 2y ago
The poster is creating a purposefully difficult situation to indicate the lack of interest they have with returning to office. In other words, they’d only return to office in a fantasy world
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by art-not 2y ago
Free as in “free beer”. You don’t own the rights to the beer, you don’t have the ingredient list, but it costs no money
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by art-not 2y ago
I'm not sure. Since I've never seen a situation where millions of people earnestly try for something they want, I would only be theorizing on the outcome. I think certainly there'd end up with more than 2 or 3 success storie
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by art-not 2y ago
And then there's millions more that didn't even try
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by art-not 2y ago
Huntsville is a 2 and a half hour commute to my in person job, limiting me to only remote work(there’s not exactly a booming tech economy in Huntsville). I would have to commute 5 hours a day to live in Huntsville. I had family members who
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by art-not 2y ago
I'm Canadian for what it's worth. My mother who had a GED was able to purchase a house by my age. I can't purchase a house anywhere in southern Ontario at the moment. This fact is echoed across the majority of the country. My
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by art-not 2y ago
I have empathy for anyone who is trying to make ends meet, whatever that means. Why wouldn't I have empathy for those people?
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by art-not 2y ago
I love the lack of sympathy for tech workers across North America or perhaps even globally, when tech hub salaries still don’t allow tech workers to even have a middle class lifestyle. Very few people I know get paid enough to buy a starter
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by art-not 3y ago
He’s an artist popular in 2005. Hrs most famous for being arguably the first big artist to use that super autotuney voice
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by art-not 3y ago
What a thoughtful comment. Thank you for providing a valuable perspective that made me question how I view some things.
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by art-not 3y ago
You can unquantize actually! at the very least you can with midi input. I use my po 33 a lot. It's something between a toy and a full fledged device. I've used it 'live' when hosting a pen and paper event i wanted custom
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by art-not 3y ago
i use my po-33 constantly. it's one of my favourite things I've ever owned. it's crazy how good they are at making little devices feel easy to use
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by art-not 3y ago
I think the story is moreso the moral implications of being withheld from love or community. Hence the second act focussing on the doctor, starting with him being accused of murder, and shunned by society. It's also effectively the ent
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by art-not 3y ago
This to me doesn't sound mediocre, this is actually a nightmare.
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by art-not 3y ago
As someone who did activism work involving working my provincial government in Canada, sorta ya. For a lot of people, you’re basically navigating the nearly kafka-esc political process, but from the perspective of a ‘normal’ person, as oppo
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by art-not 3y ago
Haha fair enough!
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by art-not 3y ago
Wow those are incredible lyrics. Thank you for the recommendation. I'll be checking him out I will say if 'pop' music has failed you, and you're largely into instrumental music, I can't recommend Dead can Dance enou
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by art-not 3y ago
I hate to give indie rock recos, but you may really like the album "Perfect from now on" by the band Built to Spill. Here's lyrically one of my favourites from the album: https://genius.com/Built-to-spill-rand
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by art-not 3y ago
Their self titled similarly has some great 'spooky' tracks. I think I dream I dream fits well along tracks like 'brave men run'
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by art-not 3y ago
I remember this interview so well. It was a common reference for a friend and I in highschool. "Xanadu, I'm sure all the listeners will be able to relate to that"
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by art-not 3y ago
I've mostly fell out of listening to Sonic Youth, but it was the first band to ever open my eyes to the idea of 'weird' music. I think a lot of who I am today began with that first experience, when I first listened to Evol. W
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by art-not 3y ago
Do you happen to know what book/story?
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by art-not 3y ago
Fair point!
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by art-not 3y ago
I've found more and more recently that a lot of things I've thought to be a universally incorrect option often can work with the right person behind it. I don't think it's entirely hard to believe someone can executed a
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by art-not 3y ago
We're animals

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