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6mo ago
Do you think those working at ChatGPT have ever wondered how they are contributing to dismantling democracy and ensuring nothing is true by now? The ultimate technological postmodernism.
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7mo ago
That's fair, but... What's the alternative? Obviously someone's going to have better academic performance if you have tutors, there's no way around. Still, if you have good academic performance - you have it. American sy
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7mo ago
And a side note from me as a Pole - online I see many Americans speaking about how cruel Gaokao is, but... It's America that's outlier. I had the same style of exam in Poland to get to uni, and it's the same in the entire EU,
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7mo ago
US turned on the Europe and Canada*
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8mo ago
interesting how HN downvoted this one, but not previous :P
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8mo ago
Ehh, even in EU context I'm familiar with knowing ADHD meds by that name. That was the least consequential point of their post.
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Ask HN: How to get started with robotics as a hobbyist?
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9mo ago
I wonder what one agenda in posting that right now would be, ehh? And to think Americans used to take pride in being nation of freedom.
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9mo ago
Tell me you're in majority without saying you're in majority.
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9mo ago
Anti-LGBT zones in Poland were not officially introduced via state law. Neither were out bishops speaking about rainbow disease and calling us all ideology, not people. You are privileged if you can afford to only rely on official sources.
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9mo ago
Because in the past you weren't beholden to payments?
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10mo ago
I know, not disagreeing with you on that. I felt though it's important to add that too though.
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10mo ago
"This isn't about conquering Ukraine, it's about coal and removing Nazi Żeleński from power"
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10mo ago
How does this differ from Russia invading Ukraine? We have to wake up to the world where USA no longer cares about ideals like liberal democracy or allies, but is a warmongering corporatist autocracy.
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10mo ago
https://vxtwitter.com/FaytuksNetwork/status/2007338956241985... Not Venezuelan helicopters...
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10mo ago
At least in Poland, the societal attitude for having a child when you're poor is that you're "stupid" for doing so and a burden for society. You can't win either way...
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10mo ago
I can tell you something scarier. My specialisation was databases there. ... Do not worry, I do not work with databases in professional life as my main aspect. But I was not given a comprehensive education, and not even once there was a foc
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10mo ago
Is this a common thing to have at university? I'm from one of top universities in Poland; our database courses never included anything more than basic SQL where cursors were the absolute end. Even at Masters.
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11mo ago
I think what you wanted to do is to rant.
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11mo ago
That's their goal. Nothing's true anymore, everything's permitted... And at one point they'll get you to a point where you are unable to tell what's true or false. So you stop caring. And they win; your apathy is wh
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11mo ago
I can form my own opinion on things I know about. If I don't, then it's natural that I will defer to those who I believe know better. Learning without thinking is useless but thinking without learning is dangerous.
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11mo ago
Because to the vast majority of people doing their own research involves reading random pages on Facebook and consuming fakes. I am sorry but that's how it goes and that's how I see it in my country. Self proclaimed free-thinkers
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11mo ago
Back in the days I've heard it's why delve is so popular; as it's common in Nigerian English. I learned it from MtG and I do believe it's a very cool word and I hate that I can't use it without people raising their
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AI-Detectors Biased Against Non-Native English Writers (2023)
(hai.stanford.edu)
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11mo ago
True now. At the same time, as a nonnative speaker of English, this is literally how we were taught to write eye-catching articles and phrases. :P A lot of formulaic writing is what we were taught to do, especially with more formal things.
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1y ago
I genuinely can't tell whether you are serious or trolling. Please tell me more about how Europe is socialist. Or what does that even mean to you. Is socialism when state exists? You are not first American to say that, and every time i
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1y ago
As long as the society won't decide you are to be removed from the society, too. At which point I'm sure you will comply and decide to sacrifice yourself for the society, you will, right? What has happened in your life that you ar
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1y ago
Both functional and non functional people without empathy can be put into prison for life with no parole and it will fix both the problems of dysfunctional peoplewithout any morals. With real consequences people will actively avoid being as
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Redis Security Advisory: CVE-2025-49844
(redis.io)
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1y ago
Is Jacobin a reliable source? As far as I know, while I wouldn't call it a rag, it is very ideological to the point you'd be better very careful taking anything from it for granted. It is interesting though, that's true too.
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