inputvolch

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by inputvolch 1y ago
Well it's a good thing you exuded such a confident number in the article to make your point when you very well knew it was completely made up. Definitely gives the reader confidence that the rest of the article is completely true!
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by inputvolch 2y ago
This feels a lot like a reddit-style post, where someone says "This is my first ever time doing X and I need feedback. Please be gentle I am total newbie hehe :)", and they post something obviously done by or significantly influen
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by inputvolch 4y ago
This is one of those moments where "if you have to ask, you'll never know" is appropriate.
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by inputvolch 5y ago
I would hate to work with a person who subscribes to these strategies. Someone who can't form their own opinion and looks for the easy way out above all else. Suddenly anyone in the future with the ability for critical thinking and pro
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by inputvolch 5y ago
This doesn't counter anything the OP said. No one is claiming the new generations aren't both ok and broken in new ways. Pointing out that you have a teenager that plays a somewhat difficult game doesn't add much to the discu
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by inputvolch 5y ago
Those were the only `hard` skills they could come up with? This reads like someone who is trying really hard to validate their life decision to spend many, many years in higher education. I mean: > we still say (and write) things such as
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by inputvolch 5y ago
This case is also weird if you reimagine all of the participants as penguins in Antarctica. Since that didn't happen, it would be a waste of time to speculate what would happen in a completely different scenario.
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by inputvolch 5y ago
In a country where things like open carry are legal, the "logical conclusion" of your argument makes no sense. That would mean when anyone who owns a gun sees another gun in public, they can conclude that their life is threatened
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by inputvolch 5y ago
You didn't answer the question, and instead leapt to something hand wavey about how people fill in blanks. Nobody is grinding away at anything, perhaps other than yourself. It seems many people here are mystified by your unyielding int
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by inputvolch 5y ago
All solid points. And so then it makes you wonder why something like this: 1. Gets submitted to Hacker News 2. Gets voted to the front page by HN readers It must fit with a narrative that people already are predisposed to believe. Maybe tha
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by inputvolch 5y ago
Yes, the horror that someone might have a competitive streak inside of them. I'm sure the world cowers in fear of Tom Brady when he's enraged on the sidelines after an interception. Who knows what else he's capable of!
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by inputvolch 5y ago
No, I'd imagine they need a source that the cost is "extremely high". Are you being purposely disingenuous by reframing the question?
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by inputvolch 5y ago
Education is like a sewer? No matter what I put into a sewer, my guess is that it's going to come out covered in shit.