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ycdavidsmith
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Comment #42976266
Beautiful description of your experiences. The psilocybin experience sounds like it was guided by a professional? was it and if so, how did you find that person?
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Comment #38163526
You inspire me.
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Comment #37654473
Robert Reich, professor of economics at UC Berkeley, put a course online this year with all of the stats you seek. Yes, wealth inequality makes income inequality seem like an easy …
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Comment #37218762
It’s in the word: news. It must be new.
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Comment #37134400
you’re tired of hearing people are irrational so your response is to assume they’re all rational and it’s simply beyond everyone else’s understanding?
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Comment #37134380
And yet this screed is representative of those West Virginians who make the state great. Hang in there.
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Comment #36885677
Fud. He discussed metaverse on the call, sees eventually 2 bln+ smart glasses market powering in-app monetization, essentially flipping APPL’s script of big margins from device and…
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Comment #36662212
Hang out at noisebridge or something.
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Comment #33949164
I should add that what makes it work so nicely with pihole is you can use regular expressions for the DNS allow/block lists. So the kids group has a deny rule of `.*` and those few…
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Comment #33949030
It's stock pihole functionality, just the basic groups management feature and default blocklist. Using the stock pihole docker container. There are some helpful blog posts [1, 2] i…
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Comment #33948489
I use pihole running on our household synology nas. Kids devices are in a group, there’s a rule that blocks all DNS lookups. Kids are trained to set timers, and I set one too, and …
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Comment #31707314
“Introduction to Linear Algebra” by Gilbert Strang is the book. Recommend getting a used older edition as not much has changed. His course at MIT is legendary, completely available…
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Comment #14027223
Location: San Francisco, CA Remote: possible Willing to relocate: no Languages: C/C++, Go, Java, Python, JavaScript, R, please see resume Resume: https://www.bosabosa.org/cv.pdf Em…