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   by beeboop 5y ago

   i always encourage hckrnews.com as a front page to avoid these problems and more
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   by beeboop 5y ago

   ive also had ebay remove my legitimate reviews of bad sellers. its trivial for sellers to get bad reviews removed
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   by beeboop 5y ago

   Surprising no one ever. I think Family Guy had commentary on this exact point like 15 years ago
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   by beeboop 5y ago

   This is the part that matters. Anyone can DMCA anything
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   by beeboop 5y ago

   This is borderline Onion material
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   by beeboop 5y ago

   I'm sure all the speculative "real estate investors" will get bailouts if it does. God forbid people accept the risk part of the equation in investing
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   by beeboop 5y ago

   I feel like inflation does a really bad job at adjusting for everyone's major expense: housing. It feels like gaslighting every time someone tries to tell me how fine millennials are when we objectively don't have the same opportu
8. 398.▲
   by beeboop 5y ago

   Some people do have two inner monologues
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   by beeboop 5y ago

   You see it everywhere really. Military and politicians and government orgs all do it to embarrassing lengths too
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    yes, for me anyway. to the point that it's pretty useless
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    The problem is that it's often impossible to know if the person commenting has any idea what they're talking about
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    I think we all make the mistake sometimes of attaching too much weight to the opinions we read online. For some reason I attach more weight to HN opinions but after meeting a few frequent HN posters in real life and seeing recent discussion
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    Agreed. It's really sick that we turn an essential of living into something that costs $850k on average in the city I live in.
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    not the OP but similar to him. I can fleetingly see details individually in my mind, i struggle to really see the whole house. i can see (fleetingly) in my mind how the shutters are built, their material, what color they are, how they fold
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    You could (or at least I could with little musical training) fumble around finding the right notes, and with enough time, eventually transcribe the song to sheet music though. mostly accurately. just because you have no skill in shading and
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    Every project Elon does I hear him talk about cost efficiency. For the second richest man on the planet he's very concerned about money and cost. Even with his rockets, the conversation always revolves around cost per kilogram (or what
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    Thanks, that makes more sense.
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    There are a lot of levels and definitions of AI. Elon and team clearly refer to their own products as "narrow" AI, which it literally is by definition.
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    What do you consider bullshit about Tesla's use of AI?
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    Part of the AI day video had a QA where Elon said "I discourage use of machine learning because it's really difficult. Unless you have to use machine learning, don't do it... 99.9% of the time you do not need it". I&#x27
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    https://medium.com/personal-growth/travel-is-no-cure-for-the... When I have anxiety and unhappy moments in my life, I feel stuck. My natural inclination in these moments is to run. To get away, to be somewhere new, do
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    A million dollars to Bezos is like $1 to most of us.
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    I've used Google Voice from before it was even Google Voice, it was called Grand Central or something and they gave me free business cards with my number on it. GV has always been a red headed step child product. It doesn't work n
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    Quitting doesn't have to be "wrong". Sometimes it's just not a right fit and leaving doesn't have to be dramatic, and you can still leave on good terms. If you frame it positively and have a good attitude about it,
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    Considering it's budgeted to run at a cost of $1.5 billion a year and it actually runs at $2.5 billion a year, a toilet flushing problem that costs a couple million a year doesn't really seem notable beyond "lol poop". I
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    I've never actually looked up what the "quadrants" are in Star Trek. Apparently just our one galaxy divided into four. 6% of the universe is indeed an unfathomably large amount of space.
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    I was thinking the other day how odd that these people aren't all up in arms about being required by law to wear a seatbelt. In my opinion that's much more controlling than requiring a vaccine.
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    I blame rampant corruption, self dealing, and identity politics. Americans have massive distrust in their leadership for very good reasons. That trust is really important for these exact situations. We all know all of our politicians are di
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    It doesn't create interesting conversation. Already there are anti-vaxxers here pounding their chest and asserting themselves.
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    by beeboop 5y ago

    Capitalism doesn't like non-capitalist systems. Any examples we possibly have of non-capitalist structures always have capitalist pressures exerted against them. To pretend that established powers have not consistently and aggressively