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rc_hadoken
7y ago
If women in particular are good at this. And I'm thinking as I say this...wouldn't women be the sex that pursues? I'm not saying men do better at this because they pursue/initiate. This just seems like a false statement
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rc_hadoken
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I'm confused -- are you saying the writer is wrong because of your anecdotal process for coding? As someone who writes I would have a very hard time imagining writing without the ability to have a mental monologue. I do know Alan Moore
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rc_hadoken
7y ago
If you're a beginner in this thread focus on going to the gym/your favorite workout environment first. Don't listen to all the people giving rep counts. If you go everyday for a month and do 1 effortful rep its better than go
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rc_hadoken
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Personally -- when I work out I am focused on the moment and each muscle movement. If you want to get philosophical about it..there's no room to be bored because the "me" that experiences boredom is paying close attention to
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rc_hadoken
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My understanding is you can't "get" one or the other. You either have them or you dont. Keep in mind I last read on this in 2012.
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7y ago
Lol also as a person of color (i.e black) that is an immigrant. When i see the whole --I moved to a small city town/the country/small city -- I tend to assume the persons race. Not a bad thing but they say it like the shoe fits ev
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I was joking with my brother that this narrative of "being rich must be miserable" is one of the greatest cons played on the middle class -- or just sour grapes. Taleb states: if you control your preferences you are way way way ah
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rc_hadoken
7y ago
Kick them both out and then make the winner (or both) reapply as if new members--which they would be following such an exchange.
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Millennial here. I like cities...the spread of ideas and culture is fast. Concerts, coffee shops (to read in) and its easier to meet hardworking people in a city(i feel like most relatively young people stay in cities at the very least unti
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rc_hadoken
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Dumb question...how would they know unless you told them? Define external income?
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rc_hadoken
7y ago
I'm not a scientist but surely theres a threshold density for diamonds that is far above rocks/living objects?
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rc_hadoken
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This. If you're commuting 1-2 hours this is a hit on your income...i think most don't realize this. Downtown toronto is worth it depending on your goal.
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rc_hadoken
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I'm black African. And most of my role models don't look like me. Musashi, Taleb, Frederick Douglas is in there as an exception etc. But when I look at someone who has accomplished what I want to the first thing that adds to motiv
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Ditto. To my personality nothing is more empowering than knowing that as a species and as individuals the stories we tell ourselves can shape not only our individual lives but the rest of the race as a whole, good and bad (I assume this is
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His arguments are agriculture's health and societal effects. We wanted X from agriculture but we got X+1 (what human achievement doesn't result in this?) where +1 is some unwanted consequence (having to have more children to maint
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They did, I'm as lost as you are. This actually just broke my mind.
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Right? I'm getting downvoted but I can't stand it when people born in the west think their morals matter in the name of surviving and first generation success. Yeah downvote me, most people would STILL work for facebook me include
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Yes. Some people aren't so well off that they read the news and cut off a good income because of. Picture this: youre an engineer from africa and youve moved here at 23, think they give a damn about QQ facebook is immoral? Yeah I think
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rc_hadoken
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Ditto. Liberal arts grad (Political Science) and work in InfoSec now. This is how I went through uni and taught myself classes I didn't attend. It has also workd in infosec and getting some entry level certs.
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rc_hadoken
7y ago
They should...like actually make good shows first? If its not anime(-mated) it feels camp or preachy. :/
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rc_hadoken
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Yeah you dont get it. Have you even read the website? Like...why are you jumping onto the fear bandwagon before understanding what hackthebox is about. When you turn on you fill your car with gas do you worry about an oil tanker spill?
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Games People Play by Eric Berne MD
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I still just don't find the appeal of married family life yet. Maybe itll change but if it doesn't I dont care. My creative output and need to learn have so far been part of a journey I find near orgasmic in enjoyment when I look
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rc_hadoken
7y ago
And said state will take off its hat, apologize and disappear? C'mon mate...
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Zimbabwean here but live in Canada now. There are numerous older people back in Zimbabwe who probably haven't seen a toothbrush aside from an ad in a newspaper (they are 70+ years of age). No Alzheimer's to speak of its possible t
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Does that generation make enough money to be considered a market? Also conflating some to all, most millennials just turned 30 its the older ones mid 30s.
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You sit for 8 hours...straight? No. You also seem somewhat proud for not being active...why make your family go through the drawbacks earlier than necessary? Not to mention the future medical costs (not just money but time)
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Are you joking or are you serious? How are you going to respond to a serious discussion with a flippant fact and not point us in the right direction? Care to share where eye drops are obtained? I'm so curious
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rc_hadoken
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..and I'd bet competitive gaming is out (need for low latency).
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rc_hadoken
8y ago
Things that last a long time tend to keep lasting a long time. I'd bet the code is stellar. New things have a higher risk of what I call 'non-survival'. A concept I've learned from Taleb.
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