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by guzfip 6mo ago
This is how evil tends to win. Idiots will select the “cleaner” option even if it’s worse.
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by guzfip 6mo ago
> Lehane—whose reported motto, after Mike Tyson, is “Everyone has a game plan until you punch them in the mouth” lol do you think these guys have ever been hit? Let alone in the face. They’d probably be less eager to mouth off as much as
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by guzfip 6mo ago
Reminds me of when all the Silicon Valley freaks decided to suddenly care about the fertility crisis, but also would turn around and pronounce how young professionals need to be 996 slaves to survive their brave new world.
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by guzfip 6mo ago
> metaphysics to the world he's created which basically amounts to: heaven exists, humans win against the devil, etc. And the ending itself is a self-conscious version of an ascension narrative. It's a very 90deg turn ending to
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by guzfip 6mo ago
Great for these people, but will there be such opportunities for their children? I thought I did well for myself, finding myself among the middle class, the end is on the horizon.
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by guzfip 6mo ago
The White House seems to have made the mistake of hiring HOI4 modders for their propaganda team.
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by guzfip 6mo ago
Mostly been on a doom metal wave recently, mostly early funeral doom stuff lately, but I like all kinds of music. Doom/sludge metal tends to be my bread and butter though. I’ve come to appreciate some of the more harsh and experimental
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by guzfip 6mo ago
> Makes a mockery of any modern-day ‘protest’. > Made not a jot of difference Yeah, that’s probably why.
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by guzfip 6mo ago
I’ll take 19th century for the homesteading act. The government should give away its excess land to me, not sell it to their cronies.
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by guzfip 6mo ago
It’s unkind and insensitive to elevate mentally ill people to high positions of power that can effect millions of people.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
Yeah you don’t want to work 60+ hours a week to be even remotely close to what you were making before?
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by guzfip 7mo ago
Perhaps I would have heard of this moon mission if HN wasn’t busy inundating me with politics and AI product threads. I feel like I vaguely remember hearing about it a while back, with little fanfare, and then not again until just yesterday
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by guzfip 7mo ago
What’s the buzz like amongst military right now? Is moral low? High? It’s been fascinating to see my Father (Marine and Army veteran) and my brother (soon be a commissioned Air Force officer) who usually are very aligned politically start d
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by guzfip 7mo ago
Indeed, he always seems like an obnoxious media attention whore to me long before he got into politics. I tend to have a negative view of celebrities who did cameos for the Simpsons far past its peak lol
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by guzfip 7mo ago
The remaining “true believers” are so fucking stupid now I can genuinely not tell parody from the real thing. I don’t think I’ve seen a more desperate cope yet.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
Don’t worry man, the LLM’s will invent FTL travel before 2030. Trust me.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
> This is like people iterating on terminals before building native or web applications. TUIs blow most modern web apps out of the water in terms of UX
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by guzfip 7mo ago
I’m frankly surprised it hasn’t been flagged to hell yet.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
My job replaced eclipse with VSCode for Java+Spring development. Can’t say I miss eclipse, but a lot of the VSCode extensions seems to utilize old legacy eclipse stuff and has the bugs to match.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
Idk they gave SBF 25 years for it.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
“But can the markets remain solvent longer than I can remain rational” is the real question.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
Interesting. I never had much of an opinionon Forbes till a few years ago I noticed them posting nearly exclusively NYPost style clickbait. I didn’t think it was that bad of a publication.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
That’s pretty crazy, I swear it wasn’t that long ago these companies were about the only people hiring and the comp packages looked absolutely deranged. For a brief moment I regretted wasting any time of my life on anything but ML research.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
Lying is a virtue.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
> They will be soon, when "AI" runs on your laptop (some already does). Meanwhile many consumer operating systems are trying to make it as difficult as possible to run unsigned, untrusted executables outside of sandbox.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
Old people my entire life have made fun of younger people for “not being able to read maps” or something. But I’ve never seen anyone follow a GPS so religiously into so many obvious dead ends than elderly Uber drivers.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
I’m sure there’s a golden parachute somewhere around to save her.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
> which seems to have zero introspection as to why we're just going to accept the feudal overlords of technology. You’ve let them in and given them power in many aspects of your life without even a whimper of resistance. Of course y
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by guzfip 7mo ago
No but everyone has gotten real fat since then.
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by guzfip 7mo ago
I kinda expected scorched earth from Iran, or any oil producing state tbh, didn’t Saddam do this retreating from Kuwait?

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