BeFlatXIII

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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
Astronomical debt caused by astronomical real estate inflation.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
In a world like that, I hope it becomes standard practice to shoot at and bomb the repo men.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
How is “people who developed that machine” defined?
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
What else do you expect them to do if none of the choices are worthwhile?
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
Not all human interaction is a net positive in the end.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
In the US, it's also because there are so many options that it's not feasible to have a clear ranking of schools outside of the extreme ends of the spectrum.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
> For example, ask a normal social media user how they feel about .webp and expect to get an earful. I've seen enough software that gets petulant about not supporting webp to fight the Google monopoly or whatever to understand their
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
I no longer care about my layabout countrymen.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
I'm hoping smuggling makes a major comeback.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
> Each service will just become sameier and compete more on their UX than their exclusive content. This is an incredibly good thing.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
So you're making things up, got it.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
I find that people who make a point out of violating writing norms as part of their house style typically don't have thoughts worth communicating. Nothing is missed by not training myself instead of reading something that flows smooth
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
Citation needed.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
If an alarm goes off to tell me to switch tasks, I tell it "fuck you" unless I know another person is counting on me to be timely in meeting them. I no longer respect people who suggest "keep a calendar" as a solution t
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
> Do they become soldiers or prisonners never to be seen again by normies? Not necessarily those two exact options, but yes. Adults are free to self-segregate. Even in K–12, once the option for tracking into advanced classes is availab
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
Teachers holding classroom votes where everyone counted equally is foundational to my contempt for universal suffrage.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
I wish there was a way to filter out those dumb-dumbs from the teaching profession. Stop ruining students’ future math ability.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
You can't forget the projects that are supposed to teach you that you're really gonna regret it if you don't have good study habits that you skate through fine without developing those habits. Causes all future teachers to l
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
It means they can get to the fun stuff that much faster. Speed run grinding the basics.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
I had the mind of a home-schooled child in the body of a public-school student. Never clicked with peers until college, to be frank. Perhaps I could have made actual friends in high school if I gave up on associating with students of high
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
Carnival of the Animals introduced me to high-effort shitposting. There is no other way to describe the less-famous movements.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
Or the AI is patient enough to be the rubber duck, whereas asking the person you know knows the answer will result in them shutting you down after the first follow-up question.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
AI brought “let someone else do it for you” cheating to the middle class, no longer the domain of wealthy flunkies.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
These kids are only in school to get a meal ticket to white-collar job interviews. AI frees them to be honest about their intentions, rather than pretend for long enough to stumble their way into learning something.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
No. Too many ad blockers.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
Adding to this: on rainy nights, crazy amounts of glare off the wet pavement from streetlights. It would be safer if the lights were off for headlights only.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
I'll echo Sohcahtoa's sibling comment to yours, but with a different pair of species: horses and donkeys (mules count as donkeys for this one). Donkeys have a reputation for being stupid and stubborn because they're smarter t
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
Why promote such a loser and defeatist attitude?
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
This is why we need an external rogue actor to send those notification emails without ISP consent.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
Yes, they're both necessary, but they're not useful to someone who is stuck. They're both vague blow-off statements. If someone isn't working hard, suggest they spend more time on the issue; if they're stuck sugge

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