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derp_dee_derp
7y ago
There is no such thing as economic violence either. The word you are looking for is discrimination.
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7y ago
Tweets and internet posts are not violence.
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Capitalism also funded the research and development of that medical care you're complaining about being too expensive. Better that it exists and is expensive rather than that medical care not existing at all.
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7y ago
Dude. You flew to another country to look at a bunch of animals. Your guide knows that your wealth is magnitudes more than his own. He was lying to you to make you feel better so that you tip more.
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is this a real paper? Its got to be a joke, right? a parody? Its literally a request to develop images to be used for propaganda purposes. from the paper: > , we aim to help the general population progress towards greater and more visibl
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7y ago
Are you kidding? Social media companies literally have people on their payroll whose entire job is to increase engagement. They turn the sites into addictive Skinner boxes because the are incentivised to do so. Of course it's hard to q
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7y ago
> grade 3, handed in assignment in basic, we were supposed to write a story, and I wrote a small program with arrays of words, and arrays of indexes to print the story.. Teacher told me it didn't count to "write some hieroglyph
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7y ago
I know you're just being flip, but the benefits of "thoughts and prayers" isn't solely to ask some imaginary being for help. The benefit is that it directs the attention of the community at large towards the problem. Thi
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7y ago
How do you objectively lump Trump in with this? He's had a very long career (whether or not is was successful or not is another question) and has been in the public eye for literally decades. Love him or hate him, Trump does not only h
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7y ago
This is an incredibly sexist article. flagged. We are better than this, HN!
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7y ago
The whole issue being discussed is that HN made a terrible design desicion when they implemented quotes and code styling for Mobile.
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7y ago
I think you are missing the whole point of cemeteries and crypts: to honor the dead. They are not parks. They are not nature preserves. They are not just quiet places with scenic views. They are memorials to those who have gone before. Turn
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7y ago
Too bad I can't read it because HN quotes suck on mobile and don't work with the brave browser in Android. @dang fix your mobile css and styling.
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7y ago
This sounds more like a problem with your young companies processes, not a problem with slack or email. Maybe you should think about a formal method of documenting important decisions for your company instead of relying on a chat log. "
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7y ago
"lifestyle business" is a phrase made up by silicon valley wannabes to describe businesses that "only" generate a large enough profit for the owners to be millionaires instead of billionaires.
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8y ago
I can tell you why this will never be a thing: the infrastructure cost is way too high. Not just the cost of materials and labor, either. I'm talking social, political, and environmental costs. people would fight this left and right. P
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8y ago
No, they are not billionaire funded. It is more likely to be a result of PragerU their lawsuit against youtube and YouTube adjusting their algorithm to give them a bit of a boost
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8y ago
Bring your own car seat?! And then what, carry it around all day when I get to where I'm going? Limiting speeds to 20 mph? What? It would take way too long for anyone that doesn't live in the city center to get anywhere!
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8y ago
Interesting read. It sounds like you lack a "mission" that your startup job provided, and just any old arbitrary mission can't replace it. My advice would be to figure out what you want out of life: wife, kids, where would yo
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8y ago
yeah. I live in Minneapolis, am charging 67/hour (roughly 140k/year pre tax) and my rent is 1200/month. my total monthly expenses are roughly 3500/month so I am able to save almost 50% of my post tax income.
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8y ago
i'm currently making $140k as a developer in Minnesota at a big medical device company that you have heard of. my taxes are way less, my expenses are way less, and there is good housing available for cheap. the schools are better here,
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8y ago
I bought lithium stocks in january 2019 and it has been great.
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8y ago
what does poor people not being able to afford to get speeding tickets have anything to do with this conversation? should the OP not drive his car in the way that he wants to because of the price of speeding tickets? should people in wyomin
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8y ago
you obviously don't have a wife, girlfriend, or daughters. Women use toilet paper to clean up their makeup and their ahem , stains, and for a whole bunch of other things besides just wiping their butts.
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8y ago
> My time is now worth twice as much as it was, no. your time is now worth half as much as it once was. the tool is what brings the increase in value, not you nor your time. the owner can now replace you with someone who costs half as mu
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This is bad logic. By your metrics, the most lethal thing in the world is a rusty spoon stabbed into some ones eye; either it kills the target instantly or kills them later due to infection. Very close to 100% death rate. Very lethal. No co
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> Most people who eat meat would never be able to kill an animal, I suspect. This is wrong. For the vast majority of human history it has been local people Killing local animals to survive. In all of human history, 99.9% of people are ab
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No they don't. Collateral damage is a function of inefficient lethality (killing people who are not your target is wasteful and inefficient). Increasing lethality decreases collateral.
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dude religion isn't just dogma. Its also the collected wisdom of untold generations about how to live and not live your life. The stuff religion recommends, on average, works to make people's lives better for those who practice it
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8y ago
our society has thrown out the baby with the bathwater with our modern hatred of organized religion. this question and related questions about when violence and war are morally acceptable has been thoroughly discussed for thousands of years
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