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by dnissley 5y ago
We're so far down the lying/threatening/mocking road that it's going to take years, maybe decades, to recover that trust -- and that's if we stopped now.
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by dnissley 5y ago
The reason that it's lying is that natural immunity does provide decent protection. You're so focused on incentives in the small that you forgot about incentives in the large -- this type of bs is exactly why people feel entitled
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by dnissley 5y ago
Thinking through the particulars in my case: How do I charge if I only have street parking? Can I rely on superchargers only? What's the price of those vs charging at home vs gas? Will I destroy my battery over time if I do that? Am I
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by dnissley 5y ago
Ah yes, the notion that the white race holds the same vaunted position that Ferrari does among car makes -- held by racists and anti-racists alike.
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by dnissley 5y ago
My observations are not racist, or rooted in fear. They are, however, rooted in compassion for my fellow human beings who find themselves in the crosshairs of reactionary political ideologies, even if they wear labels like "progressive
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by dnissley 5y ago
Can you hear yourself though? Can you put yourself in the shoes of a young white man? They are recipients of this message on a regular basis. When many of them end up having a difficult time despite being told how easy they have it, and how
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by dnissley 5y ago
If those resources are not needed for other things, then the cost "in terms of resource use" doesn't matter. E.g. cattle producing areas could be used to produce a lot of crop x instead, but if there's already plenty of
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by dnissley 5y ago
I thought it was well known that corruption is a bigger problem in developing nations which are likely to be considerably less capitalistic than first world nations?
729.
by dnissley 5y ago
I have to say this seems utterly un-noteworthy. "Person whose content was free now reaching a smaller audience now that their content is behind a paywall".
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by dnissley 5y ago
This might be unpopular in these parts, but... just don't do anything and actively choose not to care about things like telemetry which have no tangible effect on my experience.
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by dnissley 5y ago
I find this whole article so bizarre because it never contends with the definition of "engineer" that's always made the most intuitive sense to me, which is as the person label behind the practice half of the theory/prac
732.
by dnissley 5y ago
Is this basically what you want? https://www.google.com/videohp?hl=en Or do you want just a list of videos from channels you've subscribed to?
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by dnissley 5y ago
cope = sour grapes
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by dnissley 5y ago
A real stylist can do that, but very well may not. The question is not whether an algorithm/AI can beat stylists at the 90th percentile of how great they are, it's whether it can beat stylists at the 50th percentile.
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by dnissley 5y ago
Intuition could be said to be the opposite of reason, but not rationality. There are whole parts of the rationalist diaspora that emphasize how important it is to be in touch with one's intuitions / feelings and to integrate them
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by dnissley 5y ago
All I can find by searching is that this episode was the only one to include live action (IMDb trivia, for example: https://m.imdb.com/title/tt9788514/trivia/?ref_=tt_trv_trv ) -- what makes you think it'
737.
by dnissley 5y ago
I have many issues with this policy, and I'm both vaccinated and pro-vaccination. 1. As others have mentioned, this is being done before the vaccine being available to children under 12 and before the vaccine has been officially approv
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by dnissley 5y ago
Aren't people taking public transit potentially low income drivers? Most people would own a car if they could afford it.
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by dnissley 5y ago
Isn't gentrification when a poor area is made more expensive due to wealthier people moving in? Is gentrification in SF even possible?
740.
by dnissley 5y ago
Aren't most low income drivers already removed from the street due to the price of parking + overhead of vehicle ownership?
741.
by dnissley 5y ago
I've heard this described as "self gatekeeping".
742.
by dnissley 5y ago
> This is a wild misrepresentation of the opposing perspective. Nobody is arguing that we can't discuss election fraud. The comment 2 levels up by eggsmediumrare seems to be arguing exactly that.
743.
by dnissley 5y ago
It was a mobile app only feature
744.
by dnissley 5y ago
Usually just hops, but sometimes other flavors are added. E.g. different kinds of tea in the case of hoptea. I like them as a beer replacement though, they get close enough to the feeling of beer for me personally.
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by dnissley 5y ago
Also worth trying are non-alcoholic hop-based beverages like hoptea [1], hopwtr [2], h2ops [3], and lagunitas' hoppy refresher [4]. [1] https://hoplark.com [2] https://hopwtr.com [3] https://h2ops.com
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by dnissley 5y ago
Robinhood did not go through y combinator.
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by dnissley 5y ago
Extraordinary
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by dnissley 5y ago
How much consideration do you think the average representative put into their decision?
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by dnissley 5y ago
If there's one thing to be said for the incompetence of our government, it's that at least they will be unable to actually follow through with this plan. Truly ludicrous.
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by dnissley 5y ago
"Rather than news, the paper (nytimes) began to sell what was, in effect, a creed, an agenda, to a congregation of like-minded souls. Post-journalism “mixes open ideological intentions with a hidden business necessity required for the

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