Fervicus

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by Fervicus 3y ago
And which political party has a sane immigration policy? None, last I checked.
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by Fervicus 3y ago
I am curious what those things are and why you think you'll get them in Canada and not in the US.
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by Fervicus 3y ago
Sad truth about "democracy" - people keep thinking that the other party will fix their problems but it's always more of the same. Rinse and repeat.
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by Fervicus 3y ago
Why?
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by Fervicus 3y ago
> We provide a platform for voices you won’t often find in the establishment media and investigations, analysis and video content about the crises of racism, inequality, colonialism, and climate breakdown. Weird. That's all the cont
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by Fervicus 3y ago
True, but I don't want to be worried about that every time I use it. That's why we need an easily accessible, locally running ChatGPT like service. Hopefully we can get there soon.
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by Fervicus 3y ago
I feel like I am the only person not using ChatGPT due to privacy concerns. My conversations becoming public is half my concern. The other half is the information being used against me by companies/government.
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by Fervicus 3y ago
And what was the risk for people under 40?
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by Fervicus 3y ago
I had to check under settings to see if this feature was even there. I had totally forgotten about it. I never see it in my daily usage.
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by Fervicus 3y ago
The absurdity of this article has me emotionally confused. I don't know whether I should laugh or be angry.
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by Fervicus 3y ago
Sadly also true for most MSM outlets today.
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Twitch stream of AI generated debate between Trump and Biden (NSFW)(twitch.tv)
2 points by Fervicus 3y ago|2 comments
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by Fervicus 3y ago
How is this journalism?
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by Fervicus 3y ago
They mismanaged their risk. You make it sound like they did nothing wrong.
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by Fervicus 3y ago
Canada too.
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by Fervicus 3y ago
Works fine in Europe. Plus I pay the price I see on the menu, instead of 3 different taxes and service fees tacked on.
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by Fervicus 3y ago
I went to a hole in the wall place the other day, the kind with no seating. The machine shows me tipping options of: 20%, 25%, and 30%. I have also seen restaurants add a gratuity of 20% for parties of 4 or more automatically and then ask y
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by Fervicus 3y ago
> Tipping is a tax on decency. Decent people tip well. Assholes don't tip. Or how about we just just get rid of this tipping ridiculousness altogether and the social judgement associated with it?
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by Fervicus 3y ago
Do you see a difference with Vitamin D? I can never tell.
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by Fervicus 3y ago
Can you ELI5 how this works?
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by Fervicus 3y ago
The benefits I keep hearing about in podcasts are physiological and building mental resilience, which does make a lot of sense on paper. I was curious if average HNers have had positive results putting it in practice.
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by Fervicus 3y ago
What has people's experience with cold showers/ice baths been? Is it as positive as all the hype advertises?
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by Fervicus 3y ago
Amazon has already been doing just that [0]. It wasn't born in a world where we have a free market. [0] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mergers_and_acquisitio...
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Mariko Aoki Phenomenon(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by Fervicus 3y ago|1 comments
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by Fervicus 3y ago
Should have gone for Alphabet Soup instead.
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by Fervicus 3y ago
Interesting point. I could agree with this analogy if different countries had "bought IBM" at different times and thus made the same mistake. But what has happened here is that many countries have bought IBM together at the same t
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by Fervicus 3y ago
I don't agree. It is state intervention that causes consolidation and monopolies. A free market keeps monopolies in check.
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by Fervicus 3y ago
I think it's fair to say that if you can stage coups and install puppet governments then you have a fair amount of control.
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by Fervicus 3y ago
We see less of these kinds of problems the closer we are to a free market. A pure free market is not realistic, but sadly our current flavor of capitalism has headed far away in the opposite direction.
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by Fervicus 3y ago
> governments that overstimulated their economies I don't understand the nuances of global economics, but makes you think how and why so many governments made the same monetary policy mistakes in lockstep.

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