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by dudul 3y ago
I also appreciated the irony of reading this article on wikipedia.
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by dudul 3y ago
Too true. I dont remember exactly what story it was, but I got my last straw a few years ago and eliminated google from my toolbox. For email I went with FastMail.
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by dudul 3y ago
They'll have no advantage. Kids who start using a phone when they are 6 have no curiosity for it. It's always been there, so what? On the contrary, they'll be the one who don't understand that what's put online for
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by dudul 3y ago
Can you explain what activities these are? My kids are not high school age yet and I didn't think it was that far gone.
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by dudul 3y ago
I think it is even highly desirable to be bored once in a while. Completely agree with everything. Kids are just mirroring what they learnt from their parents. Phone at the dinner table, phone out as son as you step into the elevator for l
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by dudul 3y ago
And yet European kids use their phone as much as American ones.
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by dudul 3y ago
Whats a lie exactly? My claim that a lot of people (I guess you could call them "progressive") believe in this myth? Because the post above clearly shows that it is true.
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by dudul 3y ago
There is this strange pervasive myth that everyone who lived before current_year-20years was an idiotic barbarian and current society is peak human evolution.
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by dudul 3y ago
Without listing 100 can you list 10 just to get a general idea? I'm not sure what generation we're talking about. I'm in my late 30s and I don't have the same doomsday outlook on life.
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by dudul 3y ago
Do you have some example? My kid uses "popcorn" parts to make chimney smoke, he uses "wolfverine claws" to make thatch roofs. Yes there are more parts created all the time, but you can still use them in very creative w
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by dudul 3y ago
Just throw a ticket in jira for these stupid devs to "make it faster".
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by dudul 3y ago
I've never seen these called straight "alternative meat". I've read/heard "alternatives to meat", or "plant-based meat", or "meat substitutes", but "alternative meat" seems l
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by dudul 3y ago
Wasn't a favor, it's pretty standard. Same thing happened to me when I sold my first house ~8 years ago. I didn't even ask for it, the agent offered.
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by dudul 3y ago
I'm not a native English speaker either, I've been in the US for 15 years now. What worked very well (from my point of view) for me, was binge watching American movies/shows. I would watch maybe 3 hours each day before going
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by dudul 3y ago
TDS is real.
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by dudul 3y ago
Tell me you don't understand what makes your own website mildly attractive to employees without telling Mr. Glassdoor has been mostly useless for quite some time now anyway. HR departments offer little trinkets to employees who leave a
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by dudul 3y ago
YC probably prefers adding a bit of friction for people interested, instead of having the risk of negative comments about the companies under the job posting.
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by dudul 3y ago
I'm always amazed to see all these "well actually" comments on every single post, regardless of the topic :)
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by dudul 3y ago
The nicest trick the ruling class pulled off was convincing people that election = democracy.
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by dudul 3y ago
Something pretty obvious comes to mind: you mentioned books and apps, but what about an actual coach/trainer? Easy to ditch a book or an app, not that easy to give up, futss around, etc when you deal face to face with a human being try
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by dudul 3y ago
> Her manager cited her "lack of professionalism", including her frequent use of filler words like "like" and "totally", as a contributing factor. Call me a dickhead or a boomer (even though I'm an old
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by dudul 3y ago
Doesn't the definition of terrorism imply political motives? I don't think it should be applied to blackmail/ransomware. Totally agree with being very aggressive towards them though No need to label them terrorists to swat t
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by dudul 3y ago
Ok maybe I should have specified that I was flying from an international airport.
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by dudul 3y ago
I flew quite a lot in Europe in the 90s and it was definitely a completely different experience compared to nowadays. I do remember walking on the tarmac yes. I had my ticket before but could seat wherever. I could just show up 60 to 30min
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by dudul 3y ago
I also only use Windows on my gaming PC, why do you need the calendar app on your gaming PC?
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by dudul 3y ago
They try that once in a while on my local insta of Windws 10. I just unplug the RJ45 and click next. It spins for 10 seconds and then say "you're done". It happens maybe 2 or 3 times a year, they try to force an online accoun
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by dudul 3y ago
The idea sounds so stupid I legitimately cannot tell me this post is supposed to be satire.
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by dudul 3y ago
"There’s no human driver present to interrupt your phone calls. You can pick the music yourself, and, of course, the science fiction–feeling of being driven by a robot is exhilarating." Well, if that doesn't convince everyone
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by dudul 3y ago
What was the ground for termination?
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by dudul 3y ago
Is playing in your own yard really "unsupervised"? Similarly to you, when I was a kid (in the 90s), I would leave home on my bike after breakfast and come back before dinner. I was maybe ~10yo. Now that was unsupervised.

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