helboi4

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by helboi4 2y ago
Sometimes you really come across a scenario that expresses how unfathomably deep the tradition of sexism goes. The idea that Steinbeck would rather thank the man who literally just asked for the research papers for him, rather than the woma
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by helboi4 2y ago
Yeah it fucking ruined me and turned me from a very gifted kid into a non functional adult because I basically learnt to disengage with everything in my life and fail upwards. I find it really hard to get out of this habit and actually use
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by helboi4 2y ago
yeah I had that. For me I had an early childhood like these kids except my parents weren't even that active in accelerating me. My dad gave me a science book for middle schoolers when I was 4 and taught me my times tables. That, along
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by helboi4 2y ago
I'm not going spend my time collating links to help you when you say it like that. They're not unicorns. Nobody in the techno scene plays pre recorded sets and women are no more liable to do it than men. I'm sorry that you&#x
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by helboi4 2y ago
Agreed. EDM just means Electronic Dance Music. The issue is that it has also become the name of a generic genre of such music that is terrible and that is the visceral image most people get when you say the acronym. But that image is inaccu
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by helboi4 2y ago
Honestly it's more complicated than that. At the same time that techno was being created in Detroit, EBM was being created in Germany and the UK. When techno came back over from Detroit, it as influenced by those things. So modern tech
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by helboi4 2y ago
When you're condescending and make bad faith arguments, people will find you frustrating. I'm not sure why you want to emulate your grandparents by dismissing younger people's creativity just like they did to you. Open your m
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by helboi4 2y ago
Again. Going to a festival does not mean you're going to a good one. Most of the best music happens in clubs in the underground circuit anyway not at "burns", which sounds like the most gentrified, millenial techbro yuppie ga
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by helboi4 2y ago
Bro talks to me like I don't know what Drumcode is. The biggest titan in techno music to the point that people literally call it "business techno" because it's so oversaturated. Yeah I know drumcode. I know who Derrick M
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by helboi4 2y ago
That sounds so fucking cool. I would love to experience a club like that. Just take a little playstation break from the dancefloor lol
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by helboi4 2y ago
Fr. Don't know why you're getting downvoted. The bitter people in this comment section who think electronic music died in the 90s clearly wouldn't know a good club if it slapped them in the face and it shows.
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by helboi4 2y ago
Fold is the place to be
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by helboi4 2y ago
Yep, the rave scene is absolutely booming for gen z. I would say the spirit is much more lacking in millenials
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by helboi4 2y ago
Tell me you're out of the loop without telling me you're out of the loop. As someone in my mid 20s, techno music is booming and it has zero EDM/house/trap influences. Everyone my age thinks EDM is cringe, it was a trend
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by helboi4 2y ago
I mean no, a tuna onigiri is real tuna in fresh rice. Which is not like hitting all your micronutrients but is just relatively healthy. Similarly you can wash that down with unsweetened green tea (so hard to find outside of japan). Snacks t
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by helboi4 2y ago
If you speak Japanese you will have a waaaaaay better time in Japan. But no they will not ever accept you in the same way you could be accepted in a European country. If you're Korean or Chinese you might get away with it with the youn
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by helboi4 2y ago
I guess its a nice idea but really what California needs is less NIMBYs forcing all housing developments to be detached houses with gardens, instead of affordable housing blocks.
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by helboi4 2y ago
Is that actually how people use the word garden outside the uk?
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by helboi4 2y ago
Yeah I agree as an electronic music fan the idea that this track is particularly special in terms of digital stereo even at that time seems weird to me.
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by helboi4 2y ago
Really nice track
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by helboi4 2y ago
yep, I've heard very good arguments for this.
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by helboi4 2y ago
fr nothing pisses me off more than people saying that only STEM education is valuable
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by helboi4 2y ago
I order to get in to the engineering degree though you would have had to do maths exams in school that required you to have proficiency in doing maths without a calculator that the average person does not have and will never need. I did not
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by helboi4 2y ago
I sort of love that he takes a strong stance here. I think even if you think there are some applications for AI, you should be able to strongly state where it is not useful. Having AI churn out bloat text in the form of terrible blogposts a
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by helboi4 2y ago
I will occasionally do long multiplication in my minds eye just to make sure I can lol. Anything more complicated than that, most people will not be doing anyway. University students however, almost universally do need to write sometimes. S
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by helboi4 2y ago
I fucking love this. hilarious idea
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by helboi4 2y ago
I think this is the last thing I need to hear
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by helboi4 2y ago
Fr. I find libertarians so laughable because I'm like... your ultimately free market would just lead to mega monopolies that would go from being warlords to emperors real quick. Which would immediately destroy the free market.
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by helboi4 2y ago
Yeah it is sort of a Marxist idea, that doesn't mean its correct nor does it mean that it's not co-opted and warped by capitalists to make their own points. Some level of market seems sort of natural but I think I would say full b
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by helboi4 2y ago
Yeah I do think some level of market is natural. But I do think on the whole humans would rather live in a society that leans socialist with market forces than a rugged individualist nuclear family hyper-capitalist society. Like, being a f

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