whoknw

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by whoknw 2y ago
That does not match my experience with alcoholics. In my experience they can stay functional in society for a very, very long time. Not that that has anything to do with the original topic :)
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by whoknw 2y ago
The reason LUMI is advising against many files is that it uses the Lustre parallel filesystem, which is notoriously bad with small files. See here: https://www.lanl.gov/projects/national-security-education-ce... .
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by whoknw 2y ago
My experience with psychedelics is the following: they shift your perception of things temporarily. The way the "adjustment" works is that you are able to "see" and "touch" experiences you could not before, bec
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by whoknw 2y ago
That is why I prefixed my previous post with "in good faith". If you postulate that your speculations carry more weight without solid logical reasoning, that is not good faith to me. Granted, that style of reasoning also has a lon
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by whoknw 2y ago
If you are willing to argue in good faith (no pun intended), I'd recommend for you to read Spinoza. Spinoza builds on your argument number one and argues that there can only be one substance, and this substance is God. In a nutshell: G
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by whoknw 2y ago
We wouldn't know what to move to. Is there a direct replacement for the VMware vSphere offering on the market?
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by whoknw 2y ago
Second that question - did you do one of the ten day retreats?
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by whoknw 2y ago
It depends on where you work, but some employers extend mental health benefits to post-docs as well. Depending on the country, therapists have sliding scales too. The irony of looking for a therapist while you are burned out is that it can
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by whoknw 2y ago
Thank you for that comment, as someone who has had exposure to the DOE as well (and LBL at that) I can only echo your sentiment. I'd even go further and state that is hard for me to believe that any innovation can happen in the calcifi