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grugagag
2y ago
I had the same experince in the past thinking I didn’t sleep at all while having some sleep amongs the twists and turns but of low quality, shallow and REMless sleep which I found unsatisfying. Luckily I get that much less these days thoug
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2y ago
The headache for me is triaging through lots of quantity of grbage to find something of quality. The question to me is, do we really need all this new junk in the first place?
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Thanks for sharing your story, it’s wonderful, seems very similar to how we grew up. We have a 6 yo who does get daily outdoor time but that is supervised because it wouldn’t be possible otherwise, we live in NYC. My son does get screen tim
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2y ago
Do they still play outside like previous generations used to?
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AI Hype is completely out of control – especially since ChatGPT-4o [video]
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2y ago
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2y ago
Yeah, it’s called greater fool theory for a reason.
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Maybe but in theory those stocks are ‘usually’ tied to some other econmical activity other than mere speculation that the price will go up. In practice though, a lot of stocks have no fundamental value tied to their prices…
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> Crypto people tend to have an infinite dose of "f* you got mine" even if they didn't get theirs. That comes from the hope of recovering their loss one day and dumping the bags on somebody else.
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2y ago
Likewise, I’ve become a parent and moved into a small community and it feels a lot better for sure. Im still ball tied to a corpo for a living but even that seems to have got somewhat more bearable by being part of some community.
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2y ago
Well, the configuration of thumbs on the scale is set when you’re born. You could be born in a poor/rich family, healthy/disfunctional family/country, you are inheriting some generic material that may play well or not in the
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2y ago
There’s a lot more there in the mix for customers oursourcing their business than a mere productivity measure. What stops them from outsourcing your business, the Fridays in the office?
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2y ago
I think 4x10 is quite the opposite in productivity because towards the end of each day, due to being tired, productivity would drop off. But maybe it’s a matter of getting used to the new rhythm and that would work out too.
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Only if your company outsources your job there though.
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2y ago
Im not worried we won’t survive as a species, but more worried about an imminent population collapse, it has the potential to be catastrophic for a large part of it. And very ugly for the survivors too. It has the potential to alter what it
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2y ago
I think this type of happenstance will become a lot more common and that’s not because using chatgpt to produce code directly, it’s a useful tool that I use from time to time too and I welcome it to some degree. I think this will become a l
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2y ago
Does it really deliver on that though?
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2y ago
Not at this scale and this population though
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2y ago
I had a highly intelligent and good looking roommate with ED and it was devastating that at such a young age he couldnt’t maintian an erection even with viagra, cialis. I urged him to see a doctor and it turns out the ‘baloon’ down there th
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2y ago
I didnt get enough info from GP to make this judgement. The problem could be on HR hiring wrong person due to their interviewing incompetency. It could also be bad hire, but Im careful not to jump to conclusions, I’ve seem both scenarios IR
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2y ago
It aint easy to trully assess a candidate at the beginning. They may be overwhelmed with on onboarding and accomodating to the workplace. But they may as well be incompetent, that’s a possibility. Firing on the spot is a rash decision thoug
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Some local cities are dying in Japan. Buy a condominium $645 in a popular resor [video]
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Yeah, MS will continue to do this kinds of abuse, it’s in they DNA by now
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2y ago
You can’t say that until people could reach you, read you and move on.
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Microsoft will go ahead with Recall, will temporarily make it opt-in. Eventually, when weather is good they’ll default it to opt-out. If new backlash ensues they’ll PR that it was a a bug and turn it off only to bundle it later with somethi
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You’re forgetting the times when the ask from the poor was more than they could handle resulting in riots and revolutions.
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We’re talking ratios here. Second, it wasn’t possible to control it so well as it is currently.
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Yeah but you missed the point op was making
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2y ago
It’s okay to have ebbs and flows. I would be worried only if that turns into a very long period of time. And even that is okay at times..
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2y ago
Is it free if it has limits of 2000 characters? Is that freemium?
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AI's Dirty Little Secret – Sabine Hossenfelder [video]
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