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by spidersenses 7mo ago
Tech Company: At long last, we have created the Torment Nexus from classic sci-fi novel Don’t Create The Torment Nexus
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by spidersenses 11mo ago
A true Don Juan de Markov...
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by spidersenses 1y ago
How are you preventing the service being used to terrorize people by impersonating them and ordering knocks at 5am?
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by spidersenses 1y ago
Check out this list: https://refactoringenglish.com/tools/hn-popularity/ Perhaps the blog that you're looking for is among the most frequently posted blogs on HN. Anything else you can remember about the desi
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by spidersenses 1y ago
The more important question appears to be why it seems to difficult to follow the advice? Personally, I'm well aware of the positive effects of drinking plenty of water, eating vegetables, exercising daily, and going to bed early. Howe
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by spidersenses 1y ago
>Of course it would be less disruptive to start with a very low UBI that gradually increases This is a very good point that I haven't even heard made by proponents of this idea before. Thanks!
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by spidersenses 1y ago
As a Reddit user I'm using this simple replace function to switch to the old.reddit.com version of a page: javascript:(function(){ if (location.hostname === "www.reddit.com") { location.href = location.href.replace(
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by spidersenses 1y ago
Most likely. For me personally, the ADHD medication hasn't helped, and after missing two appointments in a row, I'm now too embarrassed to call the doctor and get a new prescription.
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by spidersenses 1y ago
>I've tried this and the temptation to remove the block is too much. Or circumvent it. I used a blocking plugin, until I've learned it does not affect other/new browser profiles. Some other low-level solutions I've tr
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by spidersenses 1y ago
Although I enjoyed reading her book and found most of the information plausible, I always found it strange that the author herself seems so uncharismatic, especially given her claim that charisma can be learned. The same goes for Robert Gre
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by spidersenses 2y ago
That wasn't very helpful...
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by spidersenses 2y ago
I'd assume it's somewhat easier this way than building a net-worth of €830k through working long hours for decades.
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by spidersenses 2y ago
It's not an uncommon expression on managing generational wealth. I've frequently encountered it as: "The first generation makes it, the second generation spends it, and the third generation blows it."
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by spidersenses 2y ago
Very poor flamebait...
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by spidersenses 2y ago
Perhaps they were talking about this one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maritime_Museum_(Stockholm)
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by spidersenses 2y ago
Won't somebody please think of the board members who will now be forced to buy smaller yachts!
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by spidersenses 2y ago
>What isn't stressed enough is that they both came up with their respective proofs independently. They just happened to have the same teacher...
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by spidersenses 2y ago
In Russian culture there is this concept called 'smekalka' (смекалка). It roughly means ingenuity or wit and is very often used in the context of MacGyvering a solution to an urgent or embarrassing problem.
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by spidersenses 2y ago
Conspiracy thinking: Musk may have made some personal enemies by stealing Twitter from the left and siding with Trump's camp in the upcoming US presidential election.
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by spidersenses 2y ago
> A 10-year-old girl also died. The death of that one girl, if it isn't entirely made up for propaganda purposes, is obviously very very tragic, but since almost all pro-Hezbollah commentators are referring to that one specific case
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by spidersenses 2y ago
>or firmware hack. There's still the question of how the explosive capsule would have been triggered. It couldn't just explode at the first incoming call. There must be more to that.
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by spidersenses 2y ago
>Whoever did this just killed that as an information channel as both the devices and the network are now compromised. This is also true for Hezbollah. They must now distrust their own network, equipment and procurement channels. The resh
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by spidersenses 2y ago
What is your grief with Clojure (because I'm just trying to get familiar with it)?
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by spidersenses 2y ago
>"if China does something we should do the opposite" Maybe not that. But China is proof that a country isn't necessarily better when it is governed by engineers and scientists.
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by spidersenses 2y ago
I think it means something like "secretly". It's millenial slang.
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by spidersenses 2y ago
Of course, there will always be someone who has it way worse or lives inside an underdeveloped region but this isn't some kind of competition. To observe the lifelong negative effects of growing up poor one doesn't have to grow up
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by spidersenses 2y ago
Strange question, perhaps, but I'm curious because I always wanted to try Nattō: If you eat it regularly, do you also smell like it? I ask because people who eat a lot of garlic (or masala spice) often have strong body odor due to cons
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by spidersenses 2y ago
>If the customer service representative complies that's a bot not a human Either that, or they're a junior developer struggling to find an entry-level position with a software company in the current job market while also needin
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by spidersenses 3y ago
Very nice. I combine the /etc/hosts approach with the StayFocusd browser extension.
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by spidersenses 3y ago
That only has an effect when you're logged in.

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