BadHumans

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by BadHumans 2y ago
I understand this is here because there is a subset of HN readers that are on a campaign against seed oils but the dailymail has to be in the bottom tier of places I want to read anything on, let alone about health opinions.
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by BadHumans 2y ago
Kids are getting scheduling via apps now? The best thing my school ever did for me was give me a paper planner and teach me how to use it. I've finally reached that "back in my day" age. It's a neat project though. I was
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by BadHumans 2y ago
It's democracy until it isn't. Hitler was fairly elected.
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by BadHumans 2y ago
Instead flyover country tells the most populated areas to know their place.
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by BadHumans 2y ago
They absolutely told voters during the election they were going to destroy government. They might not have said "Project 2025 is how we are going to dismantle the government" but he said he was going to give himself the ability to
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by BadHumans 2y ago
I agree fully but I'm going to play devil's advocate and say the person who just won the election won the popular vote so whatever you are about to get is democracy in action because the majority of people voted for what is about
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by BadHumans 2y ago
For most people, it is too taxing to be on guard 24/7 and they have other things going on in their life that are more pressing like paying rent. I don't blame people for not thinking twice about that Ring camera because unlike mos
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by BadHumans 2y ago
I uploaded an old image of a keyboard PCB from when I was troubleshooting it and it gave a very detailed response including naming the keyboard the PCB comes from, the time of day the photo was likely taken, and where the photo was likely t
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by BadHumans 2y ago
It's entertaining in that South Koreans are taking appropriate actions in response to a takeover of the country while in the US everyone is just watching like a slow motion car crash.
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by BadHumans 2y ago
> When Altman was collecting the award at Cambridge the other year, protesters dropped in on the after-award public talk/Q&A session, and he actively empathised with the protestors. I've known many CEO who will stare you ri
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by BadHumans 2y ago
Why is the Steam update a deal breaker?
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by BadHumans 2y ago
Plenty of government programs that benefit the public are not cash flow positive so how do you define a positive return on investment?
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by BadHumans 2y ago
> You really think that will help? Yes.
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by BadHumans 2y ago
You make it sound like you can't use money to hire more inspectors so the burden is reduced.
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by BadHumans 2y ago
You are going to show me an example because people don't really know what morbidly obese means I've learned. You also say fringe is being a furry as if there are 10 or 20 furries and not millions of them.
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by BadHumans 2y ago
"People" is doing some heavy lifting here. There are some fringe people on trying to push that but most people I see are trying to explain that the main problem with obesity is that it is a food supply and class problem.
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by BadHumans 2y ago
I like PeerTube and most of Framasoft's products but like most federated software, I think they have a branding and marketing problem that prevents them from growing any bigger. Mastodon did as well and before they revised a lot of the
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by BadHumans 2y ago
Elon is going to be the highest bidder if they run the process again.
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by BadHumans 2y ago
Testosterone in the form of steroids and TRT? Not judging just curious.
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by BadHumans 2y ago
I'm friends with a meteorologist and the 15+ day forecast is the bane of their existence because you can't accurately forecast beyond a week so I would love to know how they are measuring accuracy. The article doesn't say and
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by BadHumans 2y ago
Something tells me Musk is not going to be on the side you think he's going to be on in that scenario.
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by BadHumans 2y ago
Even if he is, it doesn't have anything to do with my point.
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by BadHumans 2y ago
He has a written manifesto in his pocket and was out eating McDonalds. It's not like he trying hard to hide
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by BadHumans 2y ago
The funniest thing about the whole thing to me is that we have had privacy taken away or even voluntarily given it up to the police state in the name of security and then this guy randomly walks up and offs a member of the 1% and the only r
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by BadHumans 2y ago
> After redditing i found a thread where you can find a manufacturers coupon on the manufacturers website. After knowing this seemingly secret hidden trick the medicine was $50. My doctor didnt know about that, my insurance didnt either.
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by BadHumans 2y ago
What does this have to do with anything?
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by BadHumans 2y ago
Empathy usually stops people from reading about thousands dying in war and feeling snug beneath the fireplace while doing it.
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by BadHumans 2y ago
Everything is designed to invoke negative emotions because negative emotions are engaging and engagement is money. Be less informed on international affairs and more involved in your own communities.
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by BadHumans 2y ago
People look at all manufacturing jobs disappearing as part of the reason the middle class is dead. Unfortunately, even if all of these jobs came back, few people want to pay $70 for a made-in-America shirt.
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by BadHumans 2y ago
The companies stealing US IP don't operate in the US. ByteDance has US operations and is subject to US law.

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