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madmask
1mo ago
Thanks, I know I could probably get a diagnosis and treatment for it. However, to be honest I kind of like it! I think it keeps me on a different path wrt most people, so until it becomes a serious problem (financially) I’ll keep riding the
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1mo ago
Not diagnosed, on online “tests” I score just shy of the ADHD threshold, and I find myself in this. If only I properly remembered and agreed on what I wanted to do yesterday it would be fantastic. Even if I write it down and happen to remem
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1y ago
The point is what value can the common man reasonably provide in the free market to support a family when most of white collar work is also automated? The industrial revolution automated a lot of blue collars, AI is starting to seriously au
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madmask
1y ago
And the horizon you see standing on the beach is just about 5km or 3 miles away!
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madmask
1y ago
Building muscle is a real reason
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madmask
1y ago
That’s almost nothing. 1 hour a week, at least in Italy, and mostly sports stuff close to cardio no weight training. I feel good with at least 4 hours a week of bodyweight training plus some cardio.
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madmask
1y ago
Also italian
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1y ago
Yes. See Europe
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1y ago
Apparently not because I am fine
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1y ago
Every day. Now that I am in my own home I actually have a warm bath every evening, it’s a great way to end the day. I can skip one day in rare occasions but feel too uncomfortable going more than that, not because of stink or others noticin
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1y ago
I saw them myself with my naked eyes! They look like the iss
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madmask
1y ago
I wonder what uncontacted tribes think about starlink
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1y ago
I have no inner monologue unless I switch it on consciously, which I don’t like doing as it slows down thinking by orders of magnitude. In your example, I see things like graphs, numbers, maps, make connections and see possible futures, no
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1y ago
A decent 3d CAD and multiphysics FEM (cheap comsol) would be a good start
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1y ago
I still don’t understand what’s the goal of this shitstorm alienating allies and destroying the economy with crazy uncertainty. But fake money will not save the country from ww3. A superpower needs to have an independent manufacturing base
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2y ago
If those things can be automated, we should not waste time doing them. It’s not like they are enjoyable anyway. Count the time wasted sorting stuff and multiply for millions and millions of households
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madmask
2y ago
Why learn if the computer can do it better than you and by the time you learn the roi on the market approaches 0? This wave of llm removed a lot of my interest in coding professionally
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2y ago
We wish, it’s more like half in many places
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2y ago
Come to Italy where 1.1k is enough
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madmask
2y ago
I am considering buying a used one, prices are very low now. And if someone messes up with it they better run fast
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2y ago
I still write like that
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madmask
2y ago
My take is that many games are not worth even playing, let alone winning
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madmask
2y ago
Yes it can be hard to convey numbers to the general public. Orders of magnitude are unintuitive unless STEM trained.
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2y ago
He doesn’t need to know
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2y ago
If you are already “FIRE” and do it for fun, or you can schedule all 40h per week on billable work this works but I would increase by 50%. If you need to do marketing to get clients, meet clients, etc to close contracts then I guess you sho
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2y ago
They should spend way less then
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2y ago
Exactly! I don’t like talking or writing or explaining. My mind generally uses language as little as possible, I have no inner monologue running in the background. Greatly prefer something deterministic to random bs popping up without the a
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2y ago
Australia has 9%, in some US states there’s no VAT
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2y ago
The important border for immigrants is the coastline, not the land borders with other EU countries. We can’t close them and forcefully repatriate like Australia does due to “humanitarian” reasons and NGOs.
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madmask
2y ago
Afaik Italy can’t close its borders and deport back migrants because it’s not sovereign anymore and in the eu
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