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jbxntuehineoh
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jbxntuehineoh
6mo ago
it's a great source of schadenfreude though, I love watching vibecoders get their shit nuked
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6mo ago
> its not even an argument, it's just what happened of course you're implicitly making an argument, you really expect us to think that you just decided to post some random anecdote apropos of nothing?
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6mo ago
plenty of people vilify social media on this site. do you think any post criticizing one thing also needs to list out every other thing the poster doesn't like?
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6mo ago
Wow, with his own two hands?? Incredible! How did he do it???
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6mo ago
Great, you figured it out, this society-wide collapse in happiness was caused by people simply deciding to be sad, simultaneously. No external factors were involved. Everyone just decided they didn't want to be happy anymore.
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6mo ago
time to take the tedpill and leave your phone at home
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6mo ago
> then wait, sometimes for hours that just sounds pointless, won't they be dead by that point anyways?
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6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Society_of_the_Spectacle
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6mo ago
very exciting time in crypto with NIST finally standardizing a bunch of pq stuff! (that's what we're going to be talking about, right???)
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6mo ago
the fact that the employees have voluntarily consented to wearing the diapers means that wearing the diaper is better than any alternative available to them, which proves that forcing employees to wear diapers maximizes total social utility
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6mo ago
Someone: it is bad that people are being treated poorly. We should effect changes such that they are no longer treated poorly. Resident libertarian moron: uuuuhhhhhh have you considered that they voluntarily consented to being treated poorl
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6mo ago
that's the neat part, the source is also going to be bullshit slop!
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6mo ago
based. our CEO has made it clear that we're expected to use LLMs to shit out as many features as we can as quickly as we can, so that's exactly what I'm doing. Can't wait to watch leadership flail around in a year or two
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6mo ago
only on this site would people need a neuroscience lecture to understand elements of human nature that are apparent to most elementary schoolers
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6mo ago
cf is failing to comply with Spanish law and as a result is being blocked in Spain
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7mo ago
> An individual's susceptibility to a vice is an individual problem. libertarianism is a cancer
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7mo ago
> Oh, you think (bad thing) might happen? Why do you even care when (worse thing) happened in the past? Checkmate! I am very intelligent. gr8 b8 m8 i r8 8/8
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7mo ago
I'm finally getting around to acquiring that EU citizenship I'm eligible for. Not that I'm necessarily planning to leave, but it can't hurt to have the option.
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7mo ago
only if you _have_ an hourly wage, if you're salaried it really doesn't make sense to value your time that way
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7mo ago
new policy proposal: internment camps for libertarians
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7mo ago
yeah, good. okay.
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7mo ago
> If you are from the US and don't value personal freedom, you are free to leave it, as it is a core tenet of what is American. "Everyone I disagree with is Not A Real American and should just leave the country. Who's a Re
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7mo ago
I don't like them either but there are literally sites on the Internet devoted to child porn and torture videos
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7mo ago
that is not what "by definition" means
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8mo ago
On an unrelated note, the FT reported today [1] that Israel was able to track Iranian leadership by hacking "nearly all" of the traffic cameras in Tehran. Anyways, I think we should continue to put as many networked cameras, micro
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8mo ago
I also don't like having doorbell cams everywhere, at least not the ones that upload all their footage to the ~great mass surveillance network in the sky~ Cloud(TM). I don't think that's an uncommon point of view. And body ca
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8mo ago
plenty of people read. maybe you're just an illiterate surrounded by illiterates?
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8mo ago
My takeaway from this comment is that your emotional development was somehow arrested at the "angsty teenager who's mad at the world" phase
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8mo ago
don't worry! you can get a few insecure part-time jobs in the retail and/or services industries, and perhaps supplement your meager income with the gig economy TM
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8mo ago
ur right it dosnt matter. im gonna type all my communications at work like thisn wo. im sure noone will mind. my choice to completely disregard the rules fo english orthography doestn convey anything at all
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