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infp_arborist
4y ago
The answer is always community.
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5y ago
Actually we have solved nearly all technical problems. Just look at how the HN content has (not) changed over the last 10 years and how many times you have read: "... is a solved problem"? From the elite's point of view, the
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infp_arborist
5y ago
Disgusting? Because they mixed a comics style (which is usually associated with a happy childhood) with the most brutal of truths about surveillance capitalism? Welcome.
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infp_arborist
5y ago
What, Google's behaviour? Or the fact that this is the society we currently live in?
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infp_arborist
5y ago
I can highly recommend this book for some inspiration: https://digitalvegan.net/ It helped me put things into perspective and reclaim some sense of agency.
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infp_arborist
5y ago
"get used to unhealthy, one-sided relationships" (I know, you didn't say you are recommending this)
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infp_arborist
5y ago
Are you saying that our culture hasn't really gone anywhere with psychedelic drugs, i.e., that so far there has only been a (if at all) small net benefit?
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infp_arborist
5y ago
First, don't commit to playing the game. A piece of advice I got (interestingly) from my dentist: "The only things worth putting money into are education and health." So, invest in your (spiritual) well-being and your capacit
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infp_arborist
5y ago
The most important step: Give yourself feedback first. Only then will you really own your learning experience. By the way: this is even more powerful in front of others but needs caring others that can hold your space.
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5y ago
I am enjoying the fact very much that there are more and more visible efforts to make modern, free and (post-)open alternatives to commercial software. What I am still not understanding is how designers and programmers can make a living whe
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5y ago
Am I the only one who is afraid that part of the reason for not fixing behaviour like this might be a nudging towards "always on" devices? Reading through the comments it seems on Windows this might be related to WLAN and automati
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5y ago
I discovered that setting boundaries early is very helpful for these kind of transactions. Sentences where I highlight that clarity, punctuality and reliability is important to me usually dramatically increase the quality of contacts.