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achenet
4y ago
my goodness, I spent literally my whole life thinking they were actually Norwegian. Thank you for dispelling that illusion
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achenet
4y ago
with roads, you already have a central authority (the DMV) that decides who can drive and who can't. Try taking your home-built motorbike with no licence plate out for a spin on public roads, you'll likely get pulled over by polic
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achenet
4y ago
I wonder if this counts as an application of Conway's Law [0], and if so, what that implies about Microsoft. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_law
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achenet
4y ago
that's why I show up to my olympic weightlifting club, and music shows, and acroyoga jams regularly. I do like my co-workers. A lot. But if seeing them in the office was my only social life I'd die. I can't speak for everyone
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achenet
4y ago
your comment confuses me, I would appreciate it if you could please clarify - you rent a 25m2 lab for 10 euro/m2, so 25eur for the whole lab? For how long is this price? Per hour, day, week, month?
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Dance Belt
(en.wikipedia.org)
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achenet
4y ago
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achenet
4y ago
don't confuse bad luck for lack of talent. However, it is true that having an optimistic mentality can help you get lucky.
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achenet
4y ago
> Millennials already tried, found it didn't work, found it was for nothing, found it will never work because the systems of humanity don't allow for it. speak for yourself. I'm changing the world, one kind gesture at a ti
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achenet
4y ago
https://archive.ph/0kn6F
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achenet
4y ago
mostly agree. If I feel underpaid, I'll do the strict minimum to not get fired and spend my energy looking for another job.
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achenet
4y ago
Germans speak very good English on average, probably some of the best English speakers in the world outside of anglophone countries.
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Low nutritional quality in vegetarian meat
(chalmers.se)
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achenet
4y ago
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achenet
4y ago
I personally make a sharp distinction between my professional and personal work. Personal time is for "hacking", exploring, playing around with stuff. Professional/work time is for enriching the bossman as fast as possible -
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achenet
4y ago
mmm... from what I've seen gay women (i.e. lesbians) tend to have rather noticable appearances - either rather butch/masculine, or somewhat 'freaky'. There are exceptions, where they just go for "comfy", howeve
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achenet
4y ago
no, my Dad and Mom split because Mom found out Dad had been having an affair, had gotten HIV and made a baby with another woman, and they're still fighting over small stuff, literally 19 years later. Just don't get married, ever.
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achenet
4y ago
re-read the comment you're replying to: employees didn't create ALL the value. In other words, founders created some as well. :)
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achenet
4y ago
any proof of that statement? from reading description of native american societies in Dawn of Everything, the opposite seems to be the case.
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achenet
4y ago
alright then, I'll fallback to my backup - humans are cheaper. They don't require mining rare earth metals, they're more versatile, and uh... oh gosh it's only a matter of time before we're all replaced by cheap car
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achenet
4y ago
all AI art is confined to digital medium (at least for now, 3D printing might change that). You can't see the brushstrokes like in a real life, physical painting. Dancing is one that will be very hard to copy, because you need actual h
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achenet
4y ago
have you considered moving to another country? If the issue is bad housing market and government policies, you'll be happy to hear that there are probably better options elsewhere. The benefits that pay for that free housing comes from
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achenet
4y ago
correction: life has no purpose, EVEN IF you have offspring. A self replicating machine doesn't have a purpose behind its actions, it just does them.
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achenet
4y ago
I second that. Life is absurd, and ketamine is quite safe if done properly.
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achenet
4y ago
you're never going to get rich working for someone else, start a business if you want to increase your income. The whole point of the day job is just to pay the bills while you build your business which will make you rich. Sorry you ha
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achenet
4y ago
this is probably my inner uptopian leftist speaking but - robots. And the fact that a large amount of the work doesn't actually need to get done. So long we keep enough skilled tradesmen and farmers, which is not that many with increas
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achenet
4y ago
this is exactly how admin bloat starts. Now we nee a dean of "Real, Concrete Goals", and some arbitrary metrics to 'measure progress' towards those goals, and more administrative underlings to enforce and measure those m
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achenet
4y ago
Author is in what some would call an NYC cool kid media bubble, and you know, those cool kids aren't using it anymore, which means no on who matters does (2billion active dorks notwithstanding)
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The Age of Social Media Is Ending
(theatlantic.com)
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4y ago
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achenet
4y ago
if your business is that fragile, maybe you should change your business.
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achenet
4y ago
this sounds like a tragic version of the film Uncut Gems
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4y ago
Ignorance of the law is not an excuse. The argument "I'm sorry, I didn't know rape/murder was illegal" does not have _any_ value in a court of law.
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