mrleinad

I'm curious. What prevents an American from living in Argentina long term? I believe the country is quite friendly in terms of long term visitors. Have you done some research on that?

How long until I can talk to Alexa or Google in natural language? Or is it already possible?

Yes. It's really important that teenagers get to learn everything they can about the world. And sex is a huge part of it. That doesn't mean they shouldn't be guided or counseled about it, but they should be free to experience it within boundaries. Healthy humans will arise from that.

Alien tech, of course.

Not leaving your house seems to be the best way to avoid traffic accidents too.

Low cost, high return, seems to be the strategy here.

It really costs next to nothing, and prevents both teen pregnancies and STDs.

I don't think layoffs would be a problem in itself. Most likely smaller companies would benefit from the surge in offer and capture those talents.

The problem there is that smaller companies are suffering a capital shortage due to the raise of interest rates at the same time, so they have less resources available to capture said talents.

> Best part is I didn't get murdered.

Pretty important if you ask me

Having potential and having your stock rise just because you slapped AI in your product are two different things.

A bra company mentioned blockchain and its stock price rose. It's in the article.

Any similar .NET nuget to recommend, anyone? Thanks

Do they at least tell you which one you're failing to comply with, or do they just let you figure it out on your own?

What lessons might shooting some balloon from an F-22 might give you that you don't already know?

Because maybe someone else already did, and you found the post, but there's no answer yet

If you want to know what true self-discipline looks like, check out David Goggins' book.

> It is literally impossible for me to apply the very concept of discipline

That right there is why I don't like people that jump straight to medical conditions without analyzing other alternatives: unless you get reviewed by an actual physician, diagnosed, and treated, please don't assume and act on what you think might be the problem. Not saying you're 100% wrong, but it's most likely you are. And that might worsen the problem.

> we should aspire for a superior resolution to the problem

The superior resolution is that your mind gets trained not to wander off by constant repetition.

Your brain will always seek immediate rewards, it's just innate to your monkey brain. You have to train it not to. Same as you train a muscle to grow by having it lift weights even though it would rather not because it's painful.

Not sure why you say "shame" or "guilt", those were never part of my initial argument nor the comic. Force, yes, in the same way you force your arms to do push-ups or lift weights.

> We're not children who need parents to force us clean up our rooms

By parent you mean yourself? Because I don't think you're getting the point that sometimes your mind needs to stop and just do the damn job. And you need to be in charge of it, instead of letting it wander on endlessly.

Anything that doesn't try to cushion feelings feels problematic in this age.

I think we need to go back to the stoics, and forget about all this touchy-feely that being all soft is ok. Sometimes it's not ok.

When did self-discipline become a bad word for so many people?

Did you include exercise in your day? I mean, I'm assuming you have a well rounded routine, which may not be so.

If you lack exercise, sunlight, or proper nutrition, lack of focus is the last of your problems to solve and more of an obvious consequence.

I find it weird how all those things are usually overlooked and everyone jumps to ADHD or something like that.

> Can't we do better?

If you find a better way, let me know. This is the best one I found, and it doesn't depend on me having a good day and everything being hunky dory.

> I can't seem to find the switch in the mirror

Tidy your room. Start small. Grow from there. Plan, iterate, improve. Whatever you add to the routine, have it stick by sheer force of will and repetition.

Fuck your feelings. I mean that. Whatever your feelings tell you, tell them to fuck off. You have something to do and you're going to do it. Period.

Motivation is s**. It won't last.

Discipline is what you want. And you can build that no matter what. Just start small and go from there. [0]

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Good luck identifying them

This MF helped me a lot, so here it is in case it can do the same for you. Read his book.

https://www.deprocrastination.co/blog/one-thing-you-should-l...

If that policy is applied to the US, you'll see a LOT less satellites in the sky.

After a certain amount of km, it's all good. Same as international waters.

This looks really good, though the Software Engineering course part seems a bit lacking. I think there should be a more comprehensive one on patterns and software design.

> actual profitable, privately owned renewable infrastructure

Exclude the tax exemptions and subsidies given to those companies and then check if they're profitable or not.

What if an asteroid falls on your head right now? Better go live in an underground bunker, you can't run that risk!

Just implying that a threat involves not only the real damage it might cause, but also what's the likelihood it'll actually happen.

Unless you have evidence of those calculations (which should be public of course, right? I mean, it's government spending after all) I'd say they haven't, and they have just been pouring money into a fire pit because it won them votes to say they were going green.

What I mean is, I haven't seen those calculations. Have you, or are you just hoping they have done the math? I wouldn't put any faith on any politician doing any hard math on this whatsoever.

It's not silly if all there's to argue from the other point of view is photons per square meter. Weather also plays a role.

I don't mean to say I have the absolute truth, I want to see if they've even considered sun availability for different regions. It seems solar proponents really haven't analyzed it from that point of view, AFAIK.