vasiliys

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by vasiliys 1y ago
Looking at eyeball stuff like [these surgery videos][1] gets me every time. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLK7qSjp3kvZqH6muR6Oa3...
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by vasiliys 5y ago
tl;dr: Do something like professional chess, that: 1. Takes hours each day. 2. Creates a persistent stress response while you do it. 3. Distracts you from food. --- Using heart rate to estimate calories burned is mentioned. Has anyone here
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by vasiliys 5y ago
Persistent messages seem like the obvious better default. 99.9% of my conversations have no obscene secrets, but a solid 1% have information that might be search-worthy. Hangouts / gChat seemed to get this right - extremely fast search
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by vasiliys 8y ago
BestBuy has "disposable" androids - probably subsidized by the carrier they're locked to. Just checked - $25 for an ATT phone, used to be $30/$40 with/without sale. I'm certain other places do too.
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by vasiliys 11y ago
The sentiment is correct, but even an average member of society who has to choose between two children is better off with the college grad than the incessant consumer whose cortex hasn't folded yet. The only valid explanation I can thi
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by vasiliys 11y ago
What's the future cost of getting a college grad to become productive? Nothing. Future cost of making a baby productive? ~20 years of varying levels of investment.
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by vasiliys 12y ago
From http://www.mydatatags.com/how-it-works/how-microdots-work > Step 4 > Recover Your Property > If the police or a good Samaritan find your lost or stolen assets marked with our microtag technology and conta
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by vasiliys 13y ago
To clarify, I meant the pattern of acting outraged while continuing to use the accused service. We're on the same page.
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by vasiliys 13y ago
I didn't realize this was satire until I saw the Google logo, and I thought it was an awesome idea. "Oh, just like Gmail, but they're really open and honest about it." I guess the reason Google and the like have to conce