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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Very, very few people truly have no options other than porn. But I'm sure many people have convinced themselves they don't since they can content themselves with porn. Regardless, it's a feedback loop. People who deal with de
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
The explicitly said that my viewpoint was a common conservative one. This implies that it isn't a call back to my claim about chronic porn users having a hard time forming relationships. The common conservative viewpoint they were refe
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
They said: > but then in the next breath make the assumptions that difficulty forming relationships today is significantly greater than in the past The implication being that I made the claim that it was broadly more difficult for most
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
No. I know specific people that use porn, and among those that I know who use it excessively, they have a hard time forming relationships. No where does that say or imply that "It's harder for everyone to form relationships today
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Where did I say that it's harder to form relationships today than it was in the past? I didn't. I said nothing of the sort nor did anything I say imply as much, if that was your takeaway then it exposes your implicit biases more t
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
I suppose I should have said it's not being talked about by any mainstream authorities or outlets in the same way a lot of women's or equity issues are (not to say porn isn't also a women's issue, it very much is, but se
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Typically viewing to the detriment of your emotional/mental/physical health. If you consistently choose porn over real intimacy or if you overly desensitize yourself (porn-induced ED is a real, and quite common thing). The biggest
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
I'm glad to see someone mention addicts. I feel as if internet addiction, and especially subsets of it such as porn addiction, aren't given enough weight by either the addiction treatment community or the technical community. Befo
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Definitely depends where in China for this to be true. Shanghai or Beijing? Won't be much, if any, better than in the US. Countryside? Likely will be much better, but food is often scarce in general in these areas.
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
That makes much more sense. Thank you for the clarification.
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Surely I'm misunderstanding, are you really advocating that people should roll their own encryption algorithms from scratch? As in, they should invent novel and secure algorithms in isolation? And this should happen.... at every major
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Wow! I've never heard of thus. How were the counterfeit servers eventually discovered to be counterfeits? Sounds like this went pretty deep.
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Doesn't sound like they're after interracial marriage, sounds like they want it to be left to the states to decide, as Republicans tend to feel on most issues. Stop acting like there's some mainstream Republican movement to b
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Surely significantly more than 100x. I'd hypothesize 10,000x at minimum from 15 years ago, at least if you measure total bits. Not sure how I could confirm that conjecture though.
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Ah, my mistake then.
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
I'm definitely not the target audience for this sort of thing so take my opinion with a grain of salt, but absolutely not. I already have an unreasonable dislike for online services that have lengthy/complex password reset process
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
> Rate-limit login and comment POST requests even harder. Ban IPs that exceed the amount Don't ban IPs. Or if you do, let the ban expire relatively quickly (days/weeks, not months/years).
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
I mean, I think we know what they meant. Let's not be pedantic when the meaning of their comment is clear.
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Why do you think wealth inequality is an inherent sign of corruption?
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Because you want to write Elixir instead of Python/R?
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
“While employees from all functions will be impacted, the changes are particularly concentrated in our operations, marketing, and program management functions.”
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
The headline on the landing page is "Write interactive & collaborative code notebooks in Elixir". That's pretty clear and coherent to me.
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Slavery was also historically legal but isn't any longer. I don't get what interracial marriage being illegal once upon a time has to do with anything.
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
I know agism is rampant in this industry, but it still shocks me. I'm 23 and relatively junior at ~1YOE. The "grey beards" I've worked with have all been incredibly technically proficient and a joy to work with. The skil
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
The support says they won't respond to inquiries not from the email/phone associated with the account
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Ask HN: Forgot my Snapchat password and have a new number. What now?
2 points by CodeSgt 4y ago|2 comments
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Gay marriage isn't illegal in any state.
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Asking for a friend, where do you find those usenet flamethread archives?
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by CodeSgt 4y ago
Turing Complete looks great! I've been looking for games that fit the "Edu-tainment" niche for a while and haven't found many good ones for adults.
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Ask HN: How would you learn C++ in 2022?
4 points by CodeSgt 4y ago|4 comments

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