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ra88it

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    Comment #45661035

    https://archive.is/08ig5

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    Comment #42845315

    You make a lot of interesting (and colorful) points, but I'm not sure crisis is the right word. When you write: > Masculinity has always been in crisis and that crisis has been use…

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    Comment #38888766

    Sacha Chua is an undersung emacs hero. She has faithfully published Emacs News for so long, quietly pushing good things forward, quietly helping people understand the weird thing a…

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    Comment #32773059

    When I was about 20, I went to the local Barnes and Noble to find a book about programming. Picked up the O'Reilly Javascript book from around 2000. Had no idea what javascript was…

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    Comment #31757710

    Keto community generally recommends replacing carbs with fat and keeping protein constant. Protein consumption is almost a constant (with some variability due to workout regimen, e…

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    Comment #31015579

    I agree that this should always be considered, no matter the activity. But it is hard, and games like Chess make it particularly challenging. I will start a game of Go, completely …

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    Comment #30367989

    I loved that manual too. I think we got a slightly different version with our IIGS, but I loved how inviting it was. I was probably 11, maybe 12. 15 years later in grad school I fo…

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    Comment #30278025

    Cue the org-mode brigade! (Of which I consider myself a member.) I haven't used FreeMind specifically, but when I hear hierarchical organization with folding, I remember the rabbit…

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    Comment #29522608

    I have this also. So many things to say I don't know where to begin. I feel like there is a distinct difference between the experiences of seeing the images when you are falling as…

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    Comment #26462730

    I put Calvin and Hobbes up on the pedestal next to Winnie the Pooh (the first two books by AA Milne). It’s a weird connection between being an adult and being a child. Like a bolt …

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    Comment #26266537

    I'm surprised that the energy usage axis does not come up in this summary of his thoughts. Isn't that likely to be a factor in bitcoin's growth and long-term survival?

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    Comment #26032615

    I thought that was odd too. Maybe the middle one was a practice swing? edit - I watched it again more closely. Looks like he threw down the second ball and the middle shot was eith…

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    Comment #25288945

    There was more than one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1905_Russian_Revolution

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    Comment #23771150

    In English, "spicy" (usually) means that it will cause your tongue to burn and/or tingle due to the effects of chili pepper or black pepper or hot mustard or anything that causes y…

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    Comment #21976116

    I see your point and I don't blame you. But for myself, it is the opposite: I've always been a meat eater, and I'm looking for a vegetarian burger that mimics the taste and texture…

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    Comment #20878113

    I stumbled on this video randomly, watched 5 minutes and then I was hooked. I really like this guy's approach to documenting the journey, and his attitude, especially when things g…

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    Comment #20487331

    People are complaining that this is painful to read on Twitter, so I expected it would be painful. Then I actually followed the link and it was delightful! I'm not really a fan or …

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    Comment #20296692

    Correct - website is gone now, replaced with the book.

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    Comment #20294457

    I wish I could upvote this to the heavens. It's been almost ten years since I read it also. Was originally published as a fake blog, with all the posts backdated according the jour…

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    Comment #20284355

    I noticed my boy was happy getting into cold water as a toddler (compared to adults who suffer during the transition from air to cold water). Now he's four years old, and a few wee…

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    Comment #19743194

    I feel the same way. Would love to get behind a new shell that has a chance at ubiquity.

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