HKH2

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by HKH2 2y ago
It seems like a majority. The people that collect NFTs should be in their own category though.
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by HKH2 2y ago
So it's consumeristic, but all gaming is.
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by HKH2 2y ago
> Students probably fail because of external factors (depression, anxiety from poor home life) not because they’re a dumb-dumb. Standards may seem harsh, but eventually it's way harsher to have no effective standards at all. > Wh
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by HKH2 2y ago
Well, when students are not kept back for failing, they are given an incentive to fail.
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by HKH2 2y ago
And they have a clips channel for the younger generations.
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by HKH2 2y ago
Some smokers will tell you about one guy that drank like a fish and smoked like a chimney and still lived until 100 or something like that.
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by HKH2 2y ago
Didn't the same thing happen with TV?
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by HKH2 2y ago
> Reality stayed in reality... The TV reality. It's pretty peaceful when everyone agrees, even when what they agree upon is false.
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by HKH2 2y ago
But there's so much money in academia. Where's it going?
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by HKH2 2y ago
We don't need Google, but it offers convenience.
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by HKH2 2y ago
Corruption exists because people refuse to do inconvenient things.
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by HKH2 2y ago
Highly intelligent people can learn without any real world context (and I'm not one of them). Obviously there are problems with unapplied learning (or learning for learning's sake), but it is certainly possible.
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by HKH2 2y ago
The music you linked is too slow for Jungle.
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by HKH2 2y ago
Jungle has breakbeats, whereas that music is four-on-the-floor.
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by HKH2 2y ago
Brave image search is not that good though.
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by HKH2 2y ago
> Australia is allergic to accountability and responsibility She'll be right, mate.
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by HKH2 2y ago
I can sort of see what you're saying, but I think a lot of marketing is like that. Chatgpt is just regurgitating it.
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by HKH2 2y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by 'that AI style'. What are some examples?
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by HKH2 2y ago
Has Cabal been fixed yet?
170.
by HKH2 2y ago
Do you think the real threats were colluding with Trump? Otherwise, I don't see how Trump being extremely popular within his party means the primary wasn't legitimate.
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by HKH2 2y ago
And make the home page an ugly green with disgusting pictures of health problems?
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by HKH2 2y ago
Well if they hadn't, they would've lost Biden-Harris money.
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by HKH2 2y ago
How did the Republicans not run a primary?
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by HKH2 2y ago
For printing, yes.
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by HKH2 2y ago
I have a Samsung that was less than $100 USD new. The only things that bother me are that it only has 2.5G WiFi, the camera is average, and it is slow to boot up. It still costs more than a screen replacement, but at least if I buy a new on
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by HKH2 2y ago
Plenty of people buy secondhand equipment. Manufacturers want to stop that; spare parts are hard to get or needlessly expensive, and manuals are woefully incomplete or nonexistent.
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by HKH2 2y ago
I wonder what proportion of students use them for homework etc. The coming generations of people will care less about writing style.
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by HKH2 2y ago
What about caffeine?
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by HKH2 2y ago
> This "distinction" is like saying "meat and beef" People do say that they don't eat meat but they do eat fish.
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by HKH2 2y ago
Exoskeletons should be able to help old people balance etc.

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