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beeboop
4y ago
Wait, what? When OW2 comes out and I don't want to buy it, I can't play OW1 that I already purchased anymore?
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4y ago
The reviewer is seemingly an extremely bright and well educated person and also seems to be more familiar with most of the concepts introduced in the books than the original author. The reviewer also an educator and it makes sense that Elie
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4y ago
Thanks for linking this - I've read HPMOR half a dozen times (because it's entertaining, not because it's a great work of art) and this is a really good and entertaining discussion of it
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4y ago
Considering we're leading into elections, it's extremely hot button.
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beeboop
4y ago
Source?
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4y ago
Thanks you just finished my HN-thread-about-Elon bingo card.
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4y ago
Can you provide the detailed schedule for battery factories? Can you provide the communications that show the lines are running too slowly? Can you provide the development roadmap for self driving to demonstrate it's ceasing to have pr
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beeboop
4y ago
When has there ever been a lawsuit of this sort that was anywhere near $15 billion? What do you base these numbers on?
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beeboop
4y ago
If your standard for "works" is 100% flawless driving then you should probably opt out of human driving too since that also doesn't work
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4y ago
I don't think the concept is lost on any half intelligent adult that running a hospital has expenses and has to be paid by someone. The commentary is accurate that's is messed up to have a "price", like something is bein
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4y ago
I hate capitalism as much as the next far left person but sometimes too much malice can be attributed to corporate actions when it's actually just stupid bureaucratic bullshit
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beeboop
4y ago
Pretty sure he's just writing commentary on the US not having a single payer healthcare system
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4y ago
If you were driving a car that was plowing into a crowd of people, who you try to steer it towards the less crowded area that is still hitting people? Or just merrily let the car plow through the thickest part of the crowd? I find it hard t
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4y ago
I think we have the right to save ourselves with the options we have available. I didn't tie these people to the rails, I didn't set the trolley in motion towards people tied on rails, I'm not the one that had any sort of inp
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4y ago
I wish the featured page did more of this
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4y ago
Basically same for me. I wouldn't actively go out and destroy someone's car to reduce emissions. I'm not going to take an action to destroy something for the sake of making up for the shortcomings of our collective global lea
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4y ago
The simplest explanation for this really crappy, worthless app is that someone with budget wanted to give some overpriced FBI contract to a friend. I'm sure the FBI paid millions for this app when some college kid could do the same thi
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4y ago
Yeah I don't really follow her desire to find a man that makes "data driven choices" in his life and then talks about hypnotism and gives a lot of data about her failures in dating and doesn't see that the common denomin
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4y ago
Tesla is far ahead. Cruise was literally in the news like 2 days ago because their entire fleet just stopped driving in the middle of an intersection and dozens of their staff had to drive out to the cars and manually take them back to the
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4y ago
I know plenty of people, including myself, that have lost weight without feeling hungry. It takes a lot of consistency in eating lots of vegetables and high protein foods. But I recognize that that this is highly dependent on the person and
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4y ago
A 2020 study showed that nearly 70% of Americans have less than $1,000 stashed away in their bank accounts. 40% have less than $300. How are these people supposed to afford to take time off work, drive to another state, have an invasive med
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beeboop
4y ago
this reads like satire
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beeboop
4y ago
thanks - i didn't realize i could make an alias after the fact and then disable. appreciate it!
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4y ago
i guess im very pedantic - i don't want to make a rule to delete a email. i want it to bounce and never see my inbox and have the sender see that it bounced.
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4y ago
but can you then set those wildcards to bounce later?
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4y ago
We desperately need to overhaul how the average mail provider works. We need unique email addresses every time we sign up for an account that can then be disabled. I do this with fastmail though it's a little annoying to spend 20 secon
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4y ago
I had the same thought - there's too much practice needed considering how little free time I have. I downloaded a trainer (I play on PC) and modified my stats a bit so I don't die so easily and don't feel like I needed to gri
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4y ago
Is this commentary on pronouns?
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4y ago
weird
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4y ago
This is actually a very interesting point. I think what this points out is that society thinks an athlete who is good at throwing a ball earns their money more than a tech executive, and honestly I'm not sure I disagree. One gets to wh
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