hycaria

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by hycaria 9y ago
And ? Did the world crash, the USA's GDP sink, did people starve and die by thousands ? No, nothing happened.
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by hycaria 9y ago
>But Facebook will treat someone with bipolar or serious impulse control issues just the same way... Assuming some level of accuracy, an algorithm could predict when someone is having a manic episode, susceptible. Its predatory and dange
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by hycaria 9y ago
I don't vote, I don't care. Couldn't care less about politics to be quite honest. They have a very marginal influence on my life, aspirations and happiness.
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by hycaria 9y ago
Then what's the problem if it's not actually that good for people who leave few, contradictory elements (maybe I would've been easier profiled if I was labelled female for an example). They try to sell me stuff which I won&#x
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by hycaria 9y ago
I don't put that much data out, but I don't mind being profiled. I like being suggested music that I'm susceptible to like based on other people. I think it's fine if one can infer out of my lifestyle that I would be int
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by hycaria 9y ago
Did you see that through facebook ... ? Friend feeds ? Liked pages ? I've hidden pretty much everyone, only keeping a few music or art pages, only go on facebook maybe once a week anyways. I use messenger a lot though. I hate typing on
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by hycaria 9y ago
I think most readers here are in that category though, but I feel the same way as you do towards this kind of books and their readership. I don't know how many self help and sometimes slightly spiritual books my mother will have to go
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by hycaria 9y ago
Do we really need to put an idiotic comment at -150 points to make a point though ?
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by hycaria 9y ago
That sounds kinda shallow. Why bother with faking, as obviously no one cares ?
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by hycaria 9y ago
Oh, but they have wives. Maybe they are the ones bored, or feeling the urge. Already numerous posts here where it's her that wanted to. My dad's life was complete without me. I'm here to please my mom.
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by hycaria 9y ago
I've always felt that the people more inclined to have children had no big devouring passion, this kinda confirms it. Which is worrying because I feel my partner is in that category, and I'm not.
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by hycaria 9y ago
>Maybe you just identified some big time sink that you could eliminate? Don't have children or pets, don't live in an oversized place (seriously more space is mostly more junk, which you become enslaved to). Honestly I'm a
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by hycaria 9y ago
I don't want to diminish your testimony which I have no doubt is made with honesty, but there are always two sides to a coin, and sometimes we're too enthusiastic and hopeful to assess the benefit/risk balance with pragmatism
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by hycaria 9y ago
Eat less for lunch.
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by hycaria 9y ago
I'm really sorry to have to say such things, but you clearly don't know what you are talking about. No correlation between udder size and milk production, so you can clearly try to orientate your production towards nice shaped udd
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by hycaria 9y ago
Yes, that's exactly my point. For maybe ten years there has been huge efforts thanks to genetic diagnosis to promote health with esthetic standard. Serious breeders test their reproducers against the common diseases in their breed and
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by hycaria 9y ago
Works reasonably well in pure breed pets and production animals.
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by hycaria 9y ago
Probably not the first opportunity I would miss in life, and I guess I would probably have above expected metrics in some other field. There's no reason to overthink it. >For others it might help justify a failure and cause them to
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by hycaria 9y ago
Yes we should definitely prohibit anything that could help having a healthier population, by for an example eradicating genetic diseases.
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by hycaria 9y ago
>This kind of data is a surefire way to convince otherwise entirely capable people that they should give up on life. Life is not binary. I will never be a pro athlete yet I can enjoy doing sports.
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by hycaria 9y ago
It's an interesting read but really does not answer at all. Don't see how having all extended family nearby is a factor. Rentals? Getting picked up by the family too remote from a public transport hub? You don't need a car as
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by hycaria 9y ago
Would you really need a car if you lived in Amsterdam though ?
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by hycaria 9y ago
As much as it's debated in the US, abortion still is something.
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by hycaria 9y ago
If Joe rather has relatives no matter how crazy and draining on his own financial and mental wealth, than to just cut bridges, protect himself and let people assume their shitty decisions, then be it, he made his choice.
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by hycaria 9y ago
Don't you have access to libraries ?
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by hycaria 9y ago
>I actually worry about not having enough vacation, because experiencing other people's cultures and mindsets are the most important things to me. What else would I really need? Ah yes, the infamous two weeks where for a huge GHG re
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by hycaria 9y ago
So how do the immigrants manage to go by and live with the same wage?
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by hycaria 9y ago
Well considering y combinator is not empty every year, there must be people who have a chance with that level of scrutiny.
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by hycaria 9y ago
I grew up in an urban area, but was always rather keen on nature/animals though. I don't really know why as my parents are not especially versed in this, although they are huge sailing fans so I spent most of my vacations between
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by hycaria 9y ago
Not hard to get a job in healthcare (at least where I love) so I wonder why you'd rate security so high.

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