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Interestingly, his website is blocked at the NIH: http://i.imgur.com/9Pn3LMk.png

The God Emperor himself. Can you think of any other modern day hero who went through more than he did to get elected?

>That was the first thought I had the morning after the election. I woke. The crushing weight of a new reality reimposed itself on my mind.

Can we just get one article on here that doesn't passive-aggressively cast a doom and gloom vision of Donald J. Trump's presidency?

I've been scammed by taxis on multiple occasions. Never been scammed by an Uber driver, and I know exactly what I'm paying before I get in.

Great reply. Interesting how your decision to become a generalist stands in direct opposition to most of the replies to this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13409239

Given that you probably have much more experience than many of the people here, I'm going to assume that your advice is more sound than theirs.

Literally every guide on spaced memory tells users to avoid making the mistakes he made. Nobody argues that you can learn big concepts through spaced repetition.

Personally, I used Anki to learn the Amino Acid structures and abbreviations, for which it was invaluable. Basically, Anki is gold for things you must learn by rote or for things that you already learned but have trouble remembering.

Anki isn't, and was never meant to be, for learning. It's for turning things you've learned but have trouble remembering into long term memory.

>There is no clock in our bodies.

Circadian rhythms? Telomeres shortening?

You have to pay for the iPhone app

What are you trying to say?

> The marriage of reason was not, in hindsight, reasonable at all; it was often expedient, narrow-minded, snobbish and exploitative.

Is this actually true? I've heard it repeated over and over again, but is there any real evidence that a larger percentage people in "marriages of reason" felt dissatisfied when compared to marriages today? Considering the 50% divorce rate I'd be extremely surprised if the dissatisfaction rate of matches made in days gone by was much higher.

> Where have all the thinkers gone?

Isn't it obvious? They've been censored. Matt Lauer can't even ask legitimate questions about Clinton's private email server without being publicly censured for being a "bad" journalist.

What a joke.

This is exactly why I decided to get a Chromebook and install Linux (Gallium OS) on it rather than get a Windows 10 laptop (Macbooks are too expensive for me right now).

I wanted a Windows computer initially, but I just had to return my Windows 10 laptop after growing frustrated with how unbelievably slow it was. It was ridiculous. Windows 10 is an abomination. My $230 CB5-571 is doing just fine.

I will say, though, that Microsoft Office is unrivaled in my opinion, and it's unfortunate that it's not compatible with Linux. Still, Google Drive has served me well so far.

Can't really judge the employees tbh. I'm pretty sure I'd be pretty antsy if I was forced to play that crap game for a living.

Umm what? a few bad apples do not represent all trump supporters. By the way what you said has nothing to do with why normal news submissions are being censored.

Anything pro-trump or pro-clinton gets censored in /r/politics, the default subreddit for politics. /r/politics might as well be /r/SandersIsGod

Oh by the way they don't say they're removing the submission because it's pro-trump, they just enforce rules that are so broad that there can be a wide discretion in how they're enforced. These rules are heavily enforced for pro-trump and pro-clinton sbumissions, but not pro-sanders submissions.