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Tons of kids ride their bikes around my parents neighborhood. They are always fiddling on their phone while riding. It seems so sad to me, not much different than if they were all smoking cigarettes. They literally can’t help themselves.
392.
by emerged 5y ago
By number of characters maybe, but there are longer characters.
393.
by emerged 5y ago
Many of the naysayers are likely picturing the bulky headsets we have today and the other limitations. Good chance Zuck has seen reason to believe future generations of the tech are going to be profoundly better.
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by emerged 5y ago
I think this is a large part of why these cars become popular. If you’re in a normal sized sedan it feels like you’re surrounded by giant aggressive death machines. I’m also absolutely convinced people buy them because they want people to
395.
by emerged 5y ago
They need to convince us it’s not a Ponzi scheme so we will put money into it so they make money off our money. Then all we need to do is convince some more people it’s not a Ponzi scheme.
396.
by emerged 5y ago
Protecting your country is a considerably more complex and nuanced goal than “save as many lives as possible no matter what” especially since secondary effects of lockdown also cause deaths. Long term economic effects for example, and the a
397.
by emerged 5y ago
Because Google wants to ensure young people are indoctrinated according to the “correct” collection of information.
398.
by emerged 5y ago
Is it a good time to sell a used car and buy a new car? Or are the new cars equally as inflated?
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by emerged 5y ago
I’ve been cycling for many years and do a careful mix of: 1) Relaxing recovery rides 2) Long endurance rides (50-100mi) 3) Race pace 1-2 hour rides 4) Intense sprints I’m usually a little sore after 3 or 4, and take a relaxed day after. Tha
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I do a power set of shrugs, curls, and one other I forget the name of. Then I put on a weighted vest and do a power set of ab roller, dips and decline push-ups. My cardio (cycling) includes a mix of sprints of various sorts so I don’t bothe
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by emerged 5y ago
I’ve always loved cardio but found weight lifting to be impossibly boring. Then one day I decided to do 2-3 minutes of power sets, once in the morning and once at night. Every day. I very quickly became stronger than I’ve been before. It’s
402.
by emerged 5y ago
I grew up during the transition into the internet era and don’t recall feeling cynical about digital or analog. I was intensely drawn into the internet, software, programming, but never thought “boy I’m glad stupid analog is going to be rep
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by emerged 5y ago
Check please.
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by emerged 5y ago
I tend to over tip and be ignored by wait staff so that sounds great to me.
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by emerged 5y ago
There may not be any singular moderate approach which completely captures the complexity. The hope is that everyone viciously disagreeing about what to do captures that complexity and over time converges onto some sort of reasonable comprom
406.
by emerged 5y ago
Well yea, that expectation was produced purposefully in order to be subverted for the actual punchline.
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by emerged 5y ago
Cupertino? DOTA? What are you talking about. I moved from a completely different city and to a completely different state. I also have no interest in video games. HN is so odd sometimes.
408.
by emerged 5y ago
I didn’t. I was responding to the sentiment that people don’t enjoy living in the suburbs, that they only move there in order to raise kids. I don’t even have kids I just don’t like living in big cities.
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by emerged 5y ago
We do seem to spend an awful lot of time worrying about infinities when it appears the cosmological horizon is finite. But I guess if we find some way around that we will be prepared.
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by emerged 5y ago
Basically none of what you just described rings true to me, for what it’s worth. I moved away from the big city because I love the quieter life in suburbia. I can stand to visit cities for a few days but much more and it really wears on me.
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by emerged 5y ago
Sorry but your analogy makes no sense because Kiwis are better.
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by emerged 5y ago
Too late, no take backs. P now equals NP and we must live with the consequences!
413.
by emerged 5y ago
I agree, what they were doing before being destroyed was a huge waste.
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I caught the tail end. So I got to be a junior dev without stock options and watch everyone who was a far worse coder get rich. But you can easily argue we are all still riding the crest of a tech wave.
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by emerged 5y ago
That sounds dogmatic and short sighted to me.
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It’s something like discovering how to build nukes, and then giving everyone on the plant a nuke.
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by emerged 5y ago
It would be an extremely exciting problem to have. I’d force myself to spend a solid month of full time, long days and late nights devising the safest way to deal with it which improves rather than threatens my life priorities. It would be
418.
by emerged 5y ago
The interesting bit was that was where everyone’s mind went. It’s hilarious you took time out of your day to try and “debunk” the comment lol. It’s a giant chalk drawing and you’re using an iPhone to try and compare pee pee sizes.
419.
by emerged 5y ago
If this doesn’t motivate you to remove Google from your life (and career), nothing will.
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by emerged 5y ago
Interesting how many people consider the size to be out of proportion…

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