nerdfiles

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by nerdfiles 14y ago
That's bias. What makes popping pills and modern science less liable to harm? Even in modern drugs today we are seeing them modeled on magic mushrooms and exotic drugs cited by McKenna and related authors. -- We're not even on the same page
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
And how did you get "ignoring mental health problems?" How did you get that? Honestly? How? I'm telling you to read up on how ancient mysticisms categorize these problems and relate them to advanced, therapeutic drug use. Somehow you got "i
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
"...albeit a cryptic one..." And I'm saying "Many," dude. "Many." Where are you getting "ignorance" etc? I'm not espousing universals here. I'm not at all saying it's black or white. I too am speaking in generalization which can be subject
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
"Gaining acceptance into graduate school or medical school and achieving a PhD or MD and becoming a psychologist or psychiatrist means jumping through many hoops, all of which require much behavioral and attentional compliance to authoritie
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Ask HN: What would an MVR mean to you?
3 points by nerdfiles 14y ago|1 comments
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Cry HN: Coupling Services with Analytics is Surveillance(webjournal.nerdfiles.net)
1 points by nerdfiles 14y ago|0 comments
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
"Keep your comments to yourself!"
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
Money elf found a new way to spend money (that just applies "The Lean Startup.") Good on Money elf! "Huzzah!"
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
I'm not so sure about this. Why not use github Pages and scrape the github repository for necessary data? It's all harmless recipe stuff anyway. Non-github users could be asked to use e-mail to place recipes, and can be informed that they c
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
Ruined one of my favorite webzines.
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
"It is our hope that this warhead need never be detonated."
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
Wonderful. I'll be able to finish my books more easily with this feature.
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Ask HN: Is this faulty web scraping?(imgur.com)
1 points by nerdfiles 14y ago|0 comments
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
No. "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity." I am asking _why are you using inline styles?_ I'm trying to explain "stupidity," not "malice." You're interpreting assumption of malice from my tone, style, a
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
Right here. Right here.
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
Give. I bow out. With classes like "divOutlineItem" and inline CSS padding, not one of you bothers to note that. It's like I'm wasting by bloody time learning best practices only to bring them back to developers who just do not seem to care
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
I'm going to post this again, because I'm simply getting fed up with well-intentioned advice that tries to pass in subtly some kind of manifest authority (ageism, expertise, moral high ground): "One does not have to be evil to be hated. In
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
Don't want to change everything. And my intuition about selectors tells me that catch-all selectors are bad. My selector works on just about every other site. I assume most of them do not have inline styles on every paragraph.
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
Clannish, exclusive, cliquish, myopic. Thanks for the advice. I'll keep my distance then.
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
Oh man . You could've at least checked the YouTube video before venturing into accusations of incompetence. I mean, what the BALLS, dude? I'm supposed to keep my cool in communities like this? What is this baseless and graceless intellectu
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
And honestly, I don't think this is an issue that needs to be addressed with heavy software or complicated programming gestures. So, for instance, "One obvious quick and low-cost solution is to make a CNAME Record that renders the dyslexic
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
Dyslite is a software product. This is an impromptu conversation on a message board. If that's what you mean by your concluding comments. Yes, I should be working on software for these issues, and I am; -- but in my morning reading time, my
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
@salemh You may not have noticed this, but all of this is incredibly relevant and spins off of the OP. I had that intuition shortly after posting, and it was confirm'd by the other poster who merely quoted the OP as a response to me. I dig
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
Something about what you're saying here intuitively seems wrong. I'm sure W3C finds issues like these important.
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
@lazywalker I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that I'm a dime out of a dozen who is actually at least talking about this issue. I'm happy if it is a rocky start. But I side with Wittgenstein: "My difficulty is only an — enormous —
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
It's not clear to me what you are trying to say. Accessibility issues have to logically start somewhere. Do you understand what the wanted effect is? Because I'm pretty sure the gist of this entire discussion is: Don't use inline styles, wh
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
That depends on what your goals are. I want to surround myself with those who are willing to fervently argue their ideas, and those who do not or cannot: I have nothing to learn from them. And it would be terribly presumptuous of you to ass
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
None of what is said in your post is factually correct.
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
I genuinely believe this is off-topic; or better yet, it is a "rabbit hole," if you will. I prefer the idea of using Stylish on the Website itself. (And so bear in mind that we're already talking about a 2-degree override. Not to mention be
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
"One does not have to be evil to be hated. In fact, it’s often the case that one is hated precisely because one is trying to do right by one’s own convictions. It is far too easy to be liked, one merely has to be accommodating and hold no s

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