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by caseyy 2y ago
Perhaps it was not meant to be a flashy donation but a medium-sized one. It is still an act of good.
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by caseyy 2y ago
I also disagree with the author. They don't consider the relationship between the meme makers/viewers and the demon core incident. And while it was horrific to those involved, most people have experienced maybe 0.1% of that terror
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by caseyy 2y ago
Oh yeah. My bad. I maintain the author reads as surprised though.
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by caseyy 2y ago
For comedy one needs to subvert expectations, and this is why making light of grave events (Black Comedy) is a big phenomenon. There are many examples from WW2 comedy to 9/11 memes. Sometimes the examples are more indirect, like in fil
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by caseyy 2y ago
I think EU is just building Meta’s monopolistic moat. It creates a chilling effect on challenger tech companies who may not be able to pay these fines. And yet they still know they might be arbitrarily fined. Oh the other hand, one might sa
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by caseyy 2y ago
https://briefs.video/videos/i-am-leaving/
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by caseyy 2y ago
This reminds me of how in the 18th century, captains in the Royal Navy wouldn't call to abandon ship because that would have career-ending consequences. So there were cases like HMS Tribune in 1797, where it is claimed that only 12 of
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by caseyy 2y ago
> Anyone have any tips that worked for getting over this hurdle? This might give you something to work with: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42102050 . Maybe you're confusing natural and reasonable behaviour wit
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by caseyy 2y ago
And laziness in a way is very natural and healthy. Resting, digesting, being present is boon to longevity, vitality, and creativity. Mindless production has been put on a pedestal too much in recent years.
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by caseyy 2y ago
That's wise and quite emotionally mature. I'm only sharing some thoughts and not attacking anyone. So if it feels a bit like an attack, perhaps one of your core beliefs is being challenged. :)
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by caseyy 2y ago
The author might be struggling with people-pleasing and perfectionist tendencies. People-pleasers often do things because other people would like them more if they did these things. As such, the reward for work like writing a blog article i
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by caseyy 2y ago
It is of course a great effort that these scientists are undertaking, not to be diminished by any healthy scepticism. Thank you for looking into this. Hopefully this will advance to clinical trials in the future.
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by caseyy 2y ago
I agree that many types of treatments have been advancing. Closed loop is a good example, and stem cell-based islet transplants are in real clinical trials now. We have gotten synthetic insulins that act much faster like Fiasp and stuff lik
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by caseyy 2y ago
This is currently in a category of cures that are always a decade away. I am happy that the researchers are putting it out there to attract interest and investment, but the GRI-type insulins remained in lab settings for about 30 years now a
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Sunbeam is a popular one. Also a bunch of Nokias should work. There is also the Xiaomi/Qin/Duoqin F30. It’s a T9 phone with Android 11. But the “Westernized” version with Google Play Store has tampered with software (hacks applied
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I bought a rare one that I needed for a very specific reason. It was difficult to get it imported. Try one of the mainstream ones. There is a dumbphone finder website online to see what’s generally available, though no such website is exhau
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by caseyy 2y ago
That’s a nice compendium of methods. I tried almost all of them, they all work to an extent. I now use a smartphone again, as practicalities of life demand it. But I am switching to an old sluggish iPhone with a 4.X inch screen to hopefully
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by caseyy 2y ago
That’s why it’s important to have tech that serves you, like a dumbphone. You throw your smartphone away (leave it in your car, leave it at work, throw it in the deep end of your attic, etc), make it really inconvenient to act in these comp
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by caseyy 2y ago
Under $100: - A dumbphone. Even if I’m not using it anymore, it has shown me what life I could be living without distractions. My anxiety and stress levels went down from about the second day using it, I became much more aware of my emotion
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by caseyy 2y ago
Very cool, but you seem to be confused. I’ve not endorsed or romanticized any specific idea.
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by caseyy 2y ago
It’s probably more in line with “no one reported any bugs so probably there aren’t any”.
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by caseyy 2y ago
A tax they wouldn’t need to pay if they didn’t blatantly break our laws.
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by caseyy 2y ago
Yes, or some regions in China have pretty good battery swap infrastructure, for example NIOPower. Whatever the solution, there isn't one in the UK. I think UK has to get over its NIMBYism before any serious infra projects can take plac
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by caseyy 2y ago
What a time of dreaming big…
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by caseyy 2y ago
It’s amazing. Unfortunate that infra for BEVs is wildly inadequate in the UK.
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by caseyy 2y ago
Indeed sounds better for Civilization than civilization. This could be quite exciting for gaming.
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by caseyy 2y ago
> the industry just spent a lot of money on lobbying and PR to obfuscate it > It's an extremely mixed picture, showing both benefits and harms So... you're saying it's similar.
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by caseyy 2y ago
What are some of the bugs? I’ve not noticed any. The feature lag is real, still no canvas.
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by caseyy 2y ago
I agree. What I said may have come off as ridicule. This campaign is an important effort. I argue that we should have more such efforts, bigger efforts, and even alternative efforts to prevent people’s addiction to social media.
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This is a bandaid on a bullet hole. The root issue is that tech leaders (yes, these decision-makers are real, individual people, let's stop diluting accountability!) have forced themselves onto us and our kids with tracking, data minin

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