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shnock
4d ago
Reading this makes me yearn for the ability to downvote comments
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shnock
25d ago
It's receiving less attention than it merits
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shnock
25d ago
You could always post it on a web-serial site like: https://www.royalroad.com I have seen that to be a viable path to publishing many times now, as well as other benefits like building a community of readers.
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shnock
25d ago
This has both: https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/65058/pale-lights
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shnock
25d ago
How so? The masses are composed of individuals... who can commit to continuing to read. Are you talking about incentives?
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shnock
27d ago
> They had access to the school just like everyone else They literally did not. They had access to the school from a different entrance than everybody else. Specifically, one intended for cargo before people.
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shnock
1mo ago
Could you please link those warnings? I’m interested in institutional forecasts of such challenges in the upcoming decades.
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shnock
3mo ago
Please do, thank you! I have been similarly skeptical as your comment's parent
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shnock
3mo ago
Ridiculous example that does nothing to argue the original, fair point. Obviously health interventions demand more finely tuned solutions than information technology FWIW, maintaining at least a moderate degree of empathy even in systemical
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shnock
3mo ago
This is incredibly cool. Thanks for the detailed explanations!
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shnock
4mo ago
Is that how filing for bankruptcy works?
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shnock
4mo ago
I think the key difference is that: "going to school", sure you need a living stipend, but the actual research phase has serious WLB and working condition issues
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shnock
4mo ago
Oh look it's jibe's account!
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shnock
4mo ago
Could you explain the last sentence a bit more? I don’t follow
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shnock
6mo ago
This is a classic example of slippery slope fallacy, and not in the spirit of intellectual curiosity for which this forum exists
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shnock
7mo ago
By listening to your friends and circle
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shnock
8mo ago
This is known. https://www.energyarts.com/qigong-exercises/
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Let's Build Rad Shit Together
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shnock
9mo ago
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shnock
9mo ago
DCC is êxcéllént. I have also been enjoying Pale Lights and The Years of Apocalypse.
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shnock
1y ago
They are not, that is expectation of future performance based upon past. Reality is too complex and dynamic for that.
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shnock
1y ago
The definition of "enemy" is not limited to "people that are trying to kill you"
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shnock
2y ago
Why?
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shnock
2y ago
This? https://getindie.wiki/ Thank you from a long-time hater of Fandom and PE-driven enshittification and lover of community-driven knowledge work
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shnock
2y ago
Having given up programming, what do you do now?
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shnock
2y ago
Unreal. Thanks for helping me retrain my mental arithmetic
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shnock
2y ago
I like the cut of your jib. Let’s let the sails loose on this venture and see if we can’t move the needle.
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shnock
2y ago
Not everyone can buy USA bonds. Is the population of winners and losers all humanity?
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shnock
2y ago
Same, but not necessarily due to nationality. It very much depends on the company culture and interpersonal relationship in question
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shnock
2y ago
Human attention and energy is relatively limited though, and the medium of the Internet and its control is just for that
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shnock
2y ago
I think PhD's are generally different enough in Europe vs the US that this might be less surprising upon further research
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