Loughla

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by Loughla 8mo ago
I have been playing that game since I was like 10 and I've never gotten past the fucking ghost ship. I think anyone who says they've beat it is a dirty filthy liar. It cannot be bested. And I'm with you, the one chance to poi
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by Loughla 8mo ago
That's the thing. It is acting. All the characters are played by actors. And they just simply nail their parts. You're right that it's an equal and almost perfect mix of acting while not changing the tone or impacting the con
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by Loughla 8mo ago
And fake nudes. It definitely exists to make fake nudes of anyone at all. So there's at least something more than the King's ego at play with Grok. If you're not sure, I believe that Grok is a vanity project by a very egomani
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by Loughla 8mo ago
I had the same thing happen to me when I posted about how unbridled capitalism requires external costs in the form of pollution and what not. I didn't make it clear that I thought it was a terrible truth. Once the hive decides you&#x2
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by Loughla 8mo ago
Gulf of America and department of war are nothing but propaganda and dick measuring. Prove me wrong please.
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by Loughla 8mo ago
If I shoot someone, something that is explicitly warned against in firearm safety materials that come with every purchase of a new firearm, I am no longer allowed to purchase any more firearms.
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by Loughla 8mo ago
I'm guessing you're being down voted because people don't know if you think that's a good thing or not. I do not think it's a good thing. Do you?
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by Loughla 8mo ago
Do yourself a favor and get the audiobook after you read the physical book. It is, hands down, the best audiobook ever made. By far and away.
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by Loughla 8mo ago
Fuck
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by Loughla 8mo ago
I'm not trying to have a cynical hot take, but the political class seems not to offer up any candidates that carry or defend my views and the path to these positions requires funding and resources I will never have access to. The situa
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by Loughla 8mo ago
First off, if you have a car accident and one shop doesn't do everything to fix it, you went to a terrible shop. I've never seen a body repair shop that didn't do all that. But that's beside the point. Do you honestly ex
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by Loughla 8mo ago
I am not aware of any college that uses reports like US News and World Report rankings in the compensation packages of their executives. I agree with your main point, but see a different cause, though. The problem is that parents and studen
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by Loughla 8mo ago
I learned just right now that this isn't the default. I set my bookmark to HN in like 2011 before making an account, and apparently it's that one. I didn't realize that wasn't just the basic homepage but with a weird add
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by Loughla 8mo ago
So your argument is that because machine shops don't do the leg work for you in finding suppliers for the things you need, they're worse?
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by Loughla 8mo ago
What's your point?
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by Loughla 8mo ago
The reason I left there was the down vote brigade that really killed most genuine criticism that disagrees with the sites pre formed opinions on certain topics. So I'm not sure it's a solved problem. Unless it's gotten better
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by Loughla 8mo ago
The difference is there's a chance that they're trolling on slashdot. HN are genuine bad takes by intelligent people, I believe.
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by Loughla 8mo ago
Metal detecting is awesome. You'll find all kinds of cool stuff in my experience. Everything from small screws and nails to larger screws and nails. Or even bolts. It's like the options of things I find are limitless (as long as l
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by Loughla 8mo ago
My favorite forum has ads on every page. One header and one footer. Text only as a link to the site or product being advertised. The advertisers pay the site owner himself. I've bought things from those ads because they're targeti
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by Loughla 8mo ago
Sorry, that didn't translate well. I'm not in favor of it. I'm simply saying that many many many companies operate under the condition that external problems are a natural part of doing business. To be clear, I'm not in
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by Loughla 8mo ago
We also dump chemicals into the water, air, and soil that aren't great for us. Externalized risks and costs are essential for many business to operate. It isn't great, but it's true. Our lives are possible because of external
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by Loughla 8mo ago
Isn't creating things today just manipulating data?
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by Loughla 8mo ago
>People regularly ask questions that are structured poorly or have a lot of ambiguity. The difference between someone who is really good with LLM's and someone who isn't is the same as someone who's really good with techni
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by Loughla 8mo ago
Isn't it a thing that poor countries can't get their own textile and clothing companies going because of donations or cheap used clothes? I'm fairly certain that's a thing.
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by Loughla 8mo ago
That was actually my first thought. The focus on this part of the thread has left the actual meat of the article entirely and is focused instead on a post trying to weedle meaning where there is none.
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by Loughla 8mo ago
Congratulations. By needling and carving at semantics, you win the argument! Two more Internet points for you! It's almost like HN isn't a court and the OP was expressing their opinion that this should be illegal. . . Not relying
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by Loughla 8mo ago
Instead of just spinning up a new account, did you actually think and learn from getting shadowbanned? If so, what was your takeaway? If not, why not?
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by Loughla 8mo ago
With all due respect, genuinely, what are you talking about? I don't read any angst in that comment, just an interesting observation about local slang and the history of similar words. Also if you're not supposed to comment about
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by Loughla 9mo ago
That actually makes a lot of sense. Thank you for explaining that. I legitimately didn't consider auctions.
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by Loughla 9mo ago
What is the point of your three words here? Legitimately I don't get it.

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