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by j4yav 6y ago
Sadly I don't know a good solution either, and I'm with you that it's not all bad. It's a complex problem for sure.
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by j4yav 6y ago
Sadly it's true, and not uncommon. It's possible your experience is different though, and I get that. My cousin always had issues this is just the latest thing he's latched onto.
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by j4yav 6y ago
I'm building a collaborative, timeboxed collaboration tool called AsyncGo at https://asyncgo.com . We are pre-launch but have a prototype, and if anyone here would like a demo or has any questions I'd be happy to answer
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by j4yav 6y ago
Don't those subs tend to produce enough hate on their own without having to have anyone fake it? I have a cousin who is down the QAnon rabbit hole, believes a race war is coming, and will happily make new accounts and post all day long
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by j4yav 6y ago
I think social media that prioritizes engagement just pushes people to whatever extreme they have a potential proclivity for. Oh, you like x? How about you stay on our site and check out this whole series of content that people like you get
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by j4yav 6y ago
Presumably also if they can drive up stress of patients more of them will die more quickly and they will have to pay less.
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by j4yav 6y ago
Out of curiosity who were the pure originals in your view? Native Americans?
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by j4yav 6y ago
I didn't downvote but I think people do because it's almost a stock comment that a bot could automatically apply. It's guaranteed to appear in about 5% of the comments every time an inaccurate article is being discussed.
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by j4yav 6y ago
Isn't this essentially exactly what they for some period said of every new ethnic or religious group in the US going back to before it was even an independent country? Catholics, Jews, Irish, Chinese, Russians, Muslims, Mexicans, and I
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by j4yav 6y ago
People are responding. The downvotes usually really come if you add an edit complaining about downvotes.
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by j4yav 6y ago
Maybe they were blowing it up to stop 5G rays from spontaneously generating viruses, in which case if they didn't really know what they were doing beyond a surface level it wouldn't come as a huge surprise.
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by j4yav 6y ago
This is what Maia chess does.
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by j4yav 6y ago
He goes quite deep over the full series and puts them into very rigidly defined boxes with whole sets of behaviors and even specific language and secret communication modes attributed to them. If you loosen it all back up it's vague en
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by j4yav 6y ago
Thanks, you put it much more clearly than I did. It's what I was getting at with the confidence part, that you need to know your boundaries and what your goals are, and not being afraid enforce them. You can do this while being kind an
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by j4yav 6y ago
If I had to be bucketed into one of these categories it would be the sociopath one. But, I've done it without doing the things described by the author as necessary, and seeing those who have tries to work in that way eventually fail.
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by j4yav 6y ago
I actually agree with you if you redefine all the terms in this way, but then we are talking about something else.
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by j4yav 6y ago
That's true, but I'm not referring to the show but the article/theory of work interactions.
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by j4yav 6y ago
I really enjoyed this when I was younger, around the time it came out. Over time though I came to realize it's way too cynical and reductive to really guide you to any sort of successful outcome. Do your best to be confident, kind, and
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by j4yav 6y ago
Tasting History is a wonderful YouTube series about history and food.
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by j4yav 6y ago
As an outsider this is basically exactly what I would expect to happen in US healthcare.
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by j4yav 6y ago
That's correct, the royal we is a case where you use we to mean I.
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by j4yav 6y ago
> I'm not sure what the cops think this person did but whatever she was accused of this is an absolutely unacceptable way to handle it in the US. If you asked me this is exactly how I would assume this sort of thing is handled in th
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by j4yav 6y ago
There is a strange thing in modern discourse where there is an advantage in first establishing yourself as a victim before making your point.
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by j4yav 6y ago
AirBnB used to be great, but I ended up deleting my account. It's my own anecdata and I'm sure others still have great experiences, but I got three places in a row that were being operated as something like short-term tenement hou
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by j4yav 6y ago
I think that leading with this is what's causing the confusion of what your intent was: > Each exhibited the same pattern of awesome-burnout-intoxicate-destruction as Hsieh is described as having here
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by j4yav 6y ago
Perhaps they were curious?
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by j4yav 6y ago
They said that it was possible to contribute to open source, which is surely true. Not that they could be a kernel developer.
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by j4yav 6y ago
The latter. Systems have become fast enough recently to do realtime ray tracing.
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by j4yav 6y ago
I haven't been following closely, but isn't this the opposite positions of four years ago?
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by j4yav 6y ago
There is way more than a human can hold in their head, so games are interesting and not predetermined even at expert level. Try watching a game with commentary, such as a world championship tournament, and you'll see the kinds of thoug

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