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mellowdream
6y ago
Division was manufactured when Trump became president? So what do you propose as the reason for why he became president in the first place? Who is responsible for that?
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6y ago
This is a collection of interesting old websites: https://peelopaalu.neocities.org/
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6y ago
Arthur Schopenhauer, Parerga and Paralipomena, Volume 2, On Reading and Books, 295 - "Because people always read only the latest, instead of the best of all times, writers stay within a narrow circle of circulating ideas, and the age s
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6y ago
Just moving my lamp around (i.e., making my face whiter, I'm guessing?) could add 2-3 points. Putting on glasses could do the same. Not sure what to make of this.
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6y ago
Of course the methods listed should be effective regardless of the language as they simulate immersion, but it will not be so "painless" the further away you move from the European language families which share many similarities.
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mellowdream
6y ago
What kind of work do you do? I've heard nice things about working for the government (in terms of QOL, anyway), though of course the work is nothing sexy.
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6y ago
'If anyone should think he has solved the problem of life & feels like telling himself everything is quite easy now, he need only tell himself, in order to see that he is wrong, that there was a time when this "solution"
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6y ago
Private schools can be and are as unfair as they want, only it's upsetting when they still maintain pretenses suggesting they are not. It's nice that this sort of due diligence and review is even possible with public institutions.
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6y ago
Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest discusses this, only it's a film.
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6y ago
Other commenters here seem to say that the culture, if not the modern phenomenon, of children moving out of their parents' homes early is more characteristic of the West (U.S., Western Europe), and not so much places like China, Japan,
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6y ago
"The man who reads nothing at all is better educated than the man who reads nothing but newspapers." Thomas Jefferson "Once a newspaper touches a story, the facts are lost forever, even to the protagonists." Norman Maile
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I don't trade stocks and (probably) neither should you
(edmarkovich.blogspot.com)
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mellowdream
6y ago
You didn't make any value statements with this data, but it should be noted that disparities in representation have nothing to do with whether or not groups should or deserve to be represented more or less.
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6y ago
This design exists in the form of the more complex Yamaha Tenori-on, which was featured by Four Tet in There Is Love In You - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M20ukzn_rsw It's also expensive, now 500 USD on eBay - so it
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7y ago
I thought I was clever to disable YouTube viewing history, thus replacing all the interesting and addictive videos I normally get lost in with the most inane garbage from the typical "news" vendors, sports highlights, celebrity in
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Stalker is still the most beautiful film I've ever seen. I took a film class in college and fell asleep when we were watching it (embarrassing, but the professor was wholly understanding) - I watched it 3 or 4 times later the same week
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I actually looked through a few LeetCode problems a couple months back and had a brief panic that I found tricky/nonintuitive to formally prove from first principles problems that were apparently "easy" or "trivial"
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7y ago
If you're "just a normal person with a few computers at home", it is VERY easy to obtain secure copies of LTSC for free if you look in the right places. And I can attest to how pleasant LTSC is to use as an everyday consumer
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Timeline of Old Computers
(oldcomputers.net)
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7y ago
It's SO nice hearing that I'm not the only one who thought this - it was actually around this release that I just gave up on iPhones and moved to Android phones. The amount of fiddling/setup/googling I've had to do
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I've wanted to like Apple's way of doing things for years - Unix-like and support for MS Office, "ecosystem" integration - but every time I've used their products I've returned them or passed them off to my fam
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I actually do share many of the author's thoughts on how maddening it can be to collect specific pieces of data that seemingly should be collectable but aren't because of some stupid reasons xyz. To play devil's advocate, tho
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This is a cool idea that I'd personally love to see work in some form or another. In my experience, though, the tedium of tracking macros and the like has probably been the biggest obstacle for being consistent. When I cut now, just ma
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This is why I've been saving PDFs/HTMLs or even just taking screenshots of webpages I find especially meaningful or important to me... Archiving things as files this way can get kind of tedious and definitely feels primitive at ti
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This happened to me as well, wish I had figured this out then. I unfortunately had "Restore tabs" set on - ended up just reinstalling the executable (and losing a hundred tabs...).
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Windows 10 is honestly really good as a user desktop as long as you run the appropriate optimization and debloat scripts on an LTSC image. I'm still using Linux as well, but I've been really impressed by the stability of the LTSC
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I don't even think it's necessary to point out specific examples, though you're welcome to do so. All it really takes is showing the kind of numbers music databases like discogs (for both generalist and specialist consumers
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Some might say it's the same drive that makes one pursue becoming a CEO in the first place that makes one incapable of giving it up. The whole industriousness characteristic of the five-factor model that men in particular have evolved
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Should people who know they're too poor to raise children without raising them obese be having children?
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From my own experience I'd agree with this - I can feel down, certainly, but I'm nowhere near the non-functioning, clinically depressed state I was in for 4 years a few years back. I don't think the "realistic" visi
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