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You Are The One You've Been Waiting For: Bringing Courageous Love To Intimate Relationships by Richard C. Schwartz Despite the horribly long title it turned out to be a great book on what we actually look for in relationships, and ho
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Impro by Keith Johnstone. Still the best book about improvisation and life, full of warmhearted stories about loss and renewal of spontaneity. I recommend the first 2/3 of the book to literally everyone ( Masks is quite specific to st
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Does anyone have experience with https://www.liquidsoap.info/ for simple radio stations? Is it any good?
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I've studied art for many years and work as an artist/artistic researcher right now. At the same time, every single one of the people I've been studying art with chose a different path, a different view on how to do art. Ever
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Would that not make the middle man service guilty, not the buyer who probably has no idea about US law?
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One metric I started to use is the amount of stuff on a webpage blocked by ublock adblocker. The higher the number displayed by the unlock icon, the worse I expect the content to be.
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There are legitimate services commonly used to buy stuff from US sellers who don't want to deal with the complicated shipping to Russia and other countries. I doubt he had any intention to obscure his identity – the seller would just n
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That's already a lot! I don't contribute to open source (as I'm not a coder) and I'm thankful that you do.
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Think about the inner values that you have. You mention, you want to make a contribution to the society, and to be a good grandson. That's already a lot! You could start by making really small contributions, it does not have to be worl
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Sikuli http://sikulix.com/ could perhaps be helpful.
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I think I understand you better now. However, there is no 'challenging that assessment', since the assessment itself is useless (adds nothing to the conversation), and could be rephrased as "Yeah, well, that's just, like
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It's really hard to talk to you, since you imply I am forcing some talking point. I don't even know what talking point you mean. I am not from the US, never been to the US, but I can only assume it has something to do with your po
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No need to be snarky and dismissive. I am sure, if you re-read the reply you will be able to understand how it relates to your question.
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I've been using https://mmm.page to build small sketch-like websites really fast. For example, I used it for a small performance festival in May. Every day I would make photos, videos, and then upload it on the website. I w
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Every one experience is anecdotal, and as such statistically insignificant. We get into trouble not when people tell their own statistically insignificant stories, but when someone tries to speak for others. Generalizations, especially by s
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I do not take offense on behalf of somebody else. Instead I find that the comment we are talking about goes against the guidelines of HN, and can't in good faith find a well meaning interpretation. Guidelines are here to maintain a lev
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Even when someone argues that your opinion is less valid since you are an outlier? Like (for my eyes and ears) the parent comment does?
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To me, the parent comment reads as "you're a freak who will not reproduce so your opinion doesn't matter". Instead of engaging with the multitude of experiences of love and falling in love, the author discards the experi
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Please don't devalue and dehumanize your opponent and their contribution by calling them an edge case and a 0.001% outlier. Instead, speak for yourself. If for you 'falling in love' is a highly lust driven experience, that&#x
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There have been quite a few photographic lenses containing radioisotopes: https://camerapedia.fandom.com/wiki/Radioactive_lenses A few years ago I sent an Olympus Zuiko 55mm 1.2 to a friend in Russia. It has thorium in
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Artist here. I see art as a way of thinking that is often missing in tech. At the same time, the role of art is not just to create aesthetic experience but to explore and participate in what the world is becoming. Can't do that without
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No, but I have generated the look at Mark Zuckerberg's face as he was writing it: https://rybakov.com/images/hiq/sadmark4.jpg
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Sounds like you want WebMemex, specifically the freeze-dry functionality: https://github.com/WebMemex
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Reminds me of Dorodango, the Japanese art of making mud balls. https://www.laurenceking.com/blog/2019/09/26/dorodango-blog/
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Ask HN: What happens in your social bubble that is not visible from the outside?
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Yes, and that post comes from Metafilter Projects where the author posted it himself: https://projects.metafilter.com/5949/Copying-a-mid-century-s...
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Building a Theban Lattice Stool
(woodenfossils.wordpress.com)
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Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT), as a further development of CBT, seems to be even better geared towards forgiveness, acceptance and commitment to the goals you actually deeply care about. (Haven't tried it personally though) A gre
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Strangely enough, the mountaintops change quite often due to erosion and plate tectonics. They shrink [1] or even gain in height like the Everest did recently [2]. We get to know it only because we are extremely interested in mountaintops.
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I was arguing more in the sense that sometimes the placebo effect is all you need. Especially if there is no underlying physical condition but a case of psychological stress. If it's alleviated well by a placebo (or meditation, or othe
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