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hoseja
1y ago
If you have nothing else to do and your lunch depends on it, many patterns can be gleaned even by birdbrains.
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1y ago
They did nothing wrong.
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1y ago
I cannot tell if he's playing along or genuinely this ASD.
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1y ago
Poe's law.
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1y ago
But consider I have no will to spare and need the green owl to nag me aggressively.
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1y ago
Nobody knows "how" things should be taught. Pedagogy is utter disaster.
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1y ago
Or they could build their own wealth/have children to provide for them in old age and retire earlier not rely on what should be government backstop for the most incompetent.
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1y ago
Retirement started as state charity for the very oldest and most infirm and grew into unsustainable pyramid scheme bribery operation. Nineteenth century unwillingness to let uncared-for metuselahs die in squalor doomed us all. "In 1881
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1y ago
"hype and FOMO", also known as "democratic mandate"
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1y ago
Not with universal suffrage. And without it you need to aggresively curb revolutionary communist parasites.
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1y ago
The contest for the most efficient manipulation of the plebeians is where the elites are arbitraging their game nowadays. I suppose it's marginally better than constantly dying in their petty wars.
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A classic https://www.businessinsider.com/soleimani-death-spiderman-sp...
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Indeed. It's a giant, unrecognized problem with pedagogy. Things are taught from the position of already understanding them and the messy confusing process of actually grokking anything is mostly ignored and students are left to figure
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1y ago
Uhhhhh that's kind of how I think about the gas pedal though. There's some lag. The engine might stall a bit if you try to accelerate uphill in a wrong way. There's ideal RPM range. Etc.
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1y ago
The claim that "human eye can't see more than 24Hz" is rightly ridiculed, but I feel things are going a little too far in the opposite direction lately... However, improvements in brightness and contrast are wonderful.
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It used to be you matched yourself with babes if you had power over a dating app.
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Seeing what we do to chicken,
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1y ago
The worst is when they silently re-enable the AV with a mandatory update later.
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1y ago
It's called no antivirus. It's what this is supposed to do. Antiviruses are useless malware.
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1y ago
enshittification: perspective of the camp guard
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1y ago
Thankfully, the borrow checker will protect you from delivering anything at all.
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1y ago
It might be so that the plebs don't start demanding it from the NHS.
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1y ago
Democracy: process of arbitrage of elite interests via contest to capture the mass media propaganda machine.
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Investigate your pre-conceptions. Watch some actual tribal warfare. Realize that ALL FILM IS UTTERLY FAKE and ruled mostly by the rule of cool. "the general makes a visible signal" How? Turns out you can't actually do that on
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1y ago
You saw them shooting at bad temu imitation plate armor.
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Huh? If you wanna go there by the way, Robin Hood stole from tax collectors even in the embellished fairytale. Also Lionheart was a bad king, away on vain adventure.
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1y ago
Can you, truly?
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1y ago
100/e rounded is 37 Pretty good.
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1y ago
"No form of economy/government will protect you from being pillaged by a more powerful neighbor." Perhaps a form of government that doesn't turn you into a weaker neighbor?
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1y ago
You and I must have read different books or imagine vastly different things under the term "optimism".
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