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by another_story 4y ago
For the kids I teach this is a reality. Was asked this week what types of engineering jobs I thought wouldn't be automated.
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by another_story 4y ago
Feels like we should assume it's a lab leak and push for caution anyways. If it wasn't a lab leak then all we've done is help better prevent that from happening in the future.
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by another_story 4y ago
They address the difficulties of doing this in the post.
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by another_story 4y ago
Not often you get people on HN saying we should murder 90 million people.
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by another_story 4y ago
How closely are you following residential home building in most of Southern California that you're able to make this statement?
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by another_story 4y ago
Why not wish for a peaceful transition to a more open and free society? China has already proven it can move towards being more open without collapse, for example.
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by another_story 4y ago
In Sveltekit it's SSR on first load and then client following as the components in that page change, as far as I know. How SSR is done, not where it's done, depends on the adapter. It's always server first unless you speciall
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by another_story 4y ago
It's the same for using animal feces. There are ways to mitigate risk. https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.est.7b02811
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by another_story 4y ago
In the last 3 months the entire market has come back up. I have safe agricultural stocks that have risen nearly as much in this time. FB bouncing back and having a low PE doesn't make it a good investment. People are looking longterm a
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by another_story 4y ago
＞ I'd absolutely use AI to enhance my work. That doesn't make it any less meaningful. I would disagree with this when it comes to many creative works. Things like gallery showings are there as much to sell art as they are to sell
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by another_story 4y ago
Well, not in the last 80 years at least.
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by another_story 4y ago
Are they really? A small but vocal (and sometimes state supported) group of people are actually mad. Another group will mindlessly mouth such sentiment, but the majority seem not to care and just want to get on with their lives.
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by another_story 4y ago
With the anxiety did you also have palpitations or arrhythmia? I'm having a similar problem.
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by another_story 4y ago
Really great explanation. Thank you.
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by another_story 4y ago
Taiwan and Japan are pretty close, actually. You'll find few people in Taiwan that dislike Japan. The rest, yah.
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by another_story 4y ago
Bullying doesn't usually happen in plain site of teachers, administrators, or parents. Often it's only noticed after a students mood changes, and it can only be dealt with when that student is willing to share what is wrong. It&#x
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by another_story 4y ago
Just let kids ride slower on the sidewalks and follow pedestrian street crossing rules.
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by another_story 4y ago
What are you talking about? Did you make up a narrative of what my intentions with that post were and then attack it?
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by another_story 4y ago
Excuse me?
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by another_story 4y ago
It's worrisome that it was split 5-4 on the issue of copyright with something that was paid for with tax dollars.
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by another_story 4y ago
These are extremely simplistic takes on times that were the result of decades of power shifts and class struggles.
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by another_story 4y ago
I wondering if all this is to train it to avoid going out of bounds. People figure out a way around something they want off limits, and they cut that off and wait for us to get creative and find a new way around.
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by another_story 4y ago
Except the previous comment had no level of snark involved. You clipping out the "pretty useless" from the context is also misleading. You turn to hyperbole and end of your reply insinuating that I'm expecting some sort of fo
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by another_story 4y ago
Except the previous comment had no level of snark involved. You clipping out the "pretty useless" from the context is also misleading. You then add on hyperbole to end of your reply that I'm expecting some sort of formal disc
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by another_story 4y ago
I split my childhood between three places, and my adult life between four, many in different countries. The wife and I are planning to move again next year. It's sometimes hard when you see others with their consistent lives, and roots
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by another_story 4y ago
Been seeing a lot more of these snarky sort of comments on HN as of late, and its not encouraging. Can we keep it civil without making light jabs at others preferences or tech needs?
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by another_story 4y ago
Any bureaucracy seems to tend towards making the system of bureaucracy more efficient for those managing it, not those working under it. Schools, K through university, all suffer from this.
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by another_story 4y ago
At what point do we stop cheering on businesses that find ways to extract more value from their employees?
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by another_story 4y ago
Japan is safe in part because theyre culturally homogenous. That culture drills in a sense of obligation to the point of being oppressive. Obligation of the children to the parents, the parents to the company and even the company to society
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by another_story 4y ago
Theft is justified when the playing field is not fair, and when one party has vastly more leverage. You can't say the hungry are not justified in stealing when the rulers take their labor by force.

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