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Comment #48814895
When you are taking care of your health, and need to learn more about your built-in limitations is it still narcissistic? At the bottom of the page there is a link to Sid Sijbrandi…
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Comment #45330124
This reminds me of the Rockwell Retro Encabulator[1]. I understand the frustration. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXJKdh1KZ0w
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Comment #39355157
We love the things that we are good at. If you start with easy math problems (but not labelling them as "math problems", but as logic, smart puzzles) you can build up from there. C…
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Comment #34906427
> I checked his work, and its mostly wrong Can you show some examples that make you draw this conclusion? Thanks!
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Comment #34879418
What makes you say that about Python?
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Comment #34719860
Does anyone the source of the movie sequences from the Filmbox presentation page? Thanks!
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Comment #25454834
For me it really helped to copy and paste the commands related to the X server. For instance I had a small issue with the scale of the applications. In Windows I have 250% (recomme…
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Comment #25454789
I don't think so. I blame it on being on the Dev release channel. To be honest I thought I had to be on the latest and greatest to take benefit of WSL2.
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Comment #25454705
I recently migrated to Windows from MacOS and have found the following paid apps really helpful: 1. [Pengwin]( https://www.whitewaterfoundry.com/ ) - a customized Debian distributi…
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Comment #24624761
> Choosing different wording and expressions for emotions will not change how you feel or how you act. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) tries to do that. > CBT focuses on challen…
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Comment #24458764
First of all, thank you for the reference to Lysenkoism: "as any deliberate distortion of scientific facts or theories for purposes that are deemed politically, religiously or soci…
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Comment #23080369
Morality isn't a binary thing. If we adopt consequentialism, how do we quantify all the good things amongst the bad ones? Please note that just because the bad ones are most vocal,…