donkey_brains

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by donkey_brains 3mo ago
That’s a very hard line
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by donkey_brains 4mo ago
Weed wackers too
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by donkey_brains 4mo ago
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by donkey_brains 4mo ago
Wow. I love being reminded of stuff like this. Those cars were so cool. Edit: I took one of these cars apart as a kid to see how it worked. This site brought back a lot of memories. The little coil spring inside the gear. I have to get my h
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by donkey_brains 4mo ago
Preposterous. Clearly the goose is full of golden eggs
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by donkey_brains 4mo ago
This explains a lot about that mouse who got a cookie and subsequently wanted a lot of other food
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by donkey_brains 4mo ago
Ah, sadly it doesn’t work that way for me. I guess for some people it does but not for me. I can either be abstinent or constantly high.
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by donkey_brains 4mo ago
I’m so lucky to have had a copy of this as a kid. Loved that book. It really let you understand how all kinds of things worked, with beautiful illustrations you could pore over for hours. Thanks for reminding me of it.
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by donkey_brains 4mo ago
Did Polymarket employees place bets on this before they announced it?
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by donkey_brains 4mo ago
Hell yeah. And disregard anyone who says you’re “wasting your vote” or “splitting the vote”; they’re part of the problem and their defeatist thinking will get us nowhere.
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by donkey_brains 4mo ago
I completely agree with what you are saying, but I have grown too cynical to believe it will ever happen. American capitalism has been very effective at ensuring 2 outcomes: - The population is kept just comfortable enough to become complac
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by donkey_brains 4mo ago
“I’m not crazy, everyone else is crazy! That’s why they’re all out to get me.”
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by donkey_brains 4mo ago
None of that happened here.
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by donkey_brains 4mo ago
Just as bad as the technical debt is the cognitive debt in your codebase. When something breaks, your only recourse is to ask the AI how to fix it, since it wrote it and you did not have time to review all of its code. Except now the code b
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by donkey_brains 4mo ago
Well, sometimes we have to subtract 1 from something, too.
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by donkey_brains 4mo ago
Oh, so only extremely corrosive, cool
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by donkey_brains 4mo ago
Well that’s just not fair. Even the fastest human on earth can’t be expected to keep up with a horse riding a bike.
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by donkey_brains 5mo ago
Wrong thread bud
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by donkey_brains 5mo ago
That’s a narrow definition of a leader. Seems to me that a leader can be someone who others _choose_ to follow.
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by donkey_brains 5mo ago
The point being that we need to not incriminate these people.
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by donkey_brains 6mo ago
Eh, they’re probably too busy molesting their younger siblings to take notice or offense.
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by donkey_brains 6mo ago
But why this one specific app and no others?
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by donkey_brains 6mo ago
Unlike plastic gloves, researchers don’t typically bring these substances into the lab.
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by donkey_brains 6mo ago
I think you have to be at least remotely a sympathetic figure to be a martyr
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by donkey_brains 7mo ago
Dunno where the parent comment was referring to, but different countries have different standards. In Colombia the bus transit stations all have breathalyzer stations and the drivers have to pass the breathalyzer before starting their shift
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by donkey_brains 7mo ago
Elsewhere in the site he publishes her name and address.
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by donkey_brains 7mo ago
“Who was the Antichrist? When would he arrive? What would he preach? What kind of SaaS offerings will he want to invest in?”
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by donkey_brains 7mo ago
Clickbait title…it’s just a cloaca
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by donkey_brains 8mo ago
Hey, let’s not discount the opinion of some internet guy just because of the lived experience of the rest of humanity throughout history. /s
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by donkey_brains 8mo ago
Mass surveillance is a relatively recent development. Dense urban civilizations are not. And yet their denizens have not historically devolved into a “nasty, brutish, and short” existence. In fact, cities have been centers of culture and le

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