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by jesuscript 4y ago
Shit. I must have stole the story https://youtu.be/DzkhVVFRIIg Quite a story right
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Ask HN: How did you all figure it out? Since your so smart
2 points by jesuscript 4y ago|15 comments
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by jesuscript 4y ago
Are we all this fucking dumb man, you can’t tell these things are ads? You think this stuffs okay to do? Followed by him talking about targeted ads https://youtu.be/ohB4lC8Q4Sg This guy has no respect for us lol.
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by jesuscript 4y ago
You have to play the game to understand how weird it is, even if the weirdness benefits you. There are financial constraints to being off the grid of the game. Even if I wanted to run off into the woods and live in a cabin, I don’t know if
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by jesuscript 4y ago
It makes me wonder if they ever allocated money on a as-needed basis. Are they hiring across the board the way they are laying off across the board? Because then their hiring practice makes about as much sense as their firing practice. They
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by jesuscript 4y ago
I don't run a show with 11 million viewers every other day. These aren't simple "recommendations", and he's not a simple friend. He's plugging stuff for money, in a opaque way.
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by jesuscript 4y ago
I’m not the only one that noticed this: https://www.reddit.com/r/JoeRogan/comments/7e84tk/joe_seamle... Read the third comment. Here’s another: https://www.reddit.com/r/JoeRogan&#x2F
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by jesuscript 4y ago
Are you sure? Here is another: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zx92Xbubch8 They pretend like it's not an ad. It's pretty wild.
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by jesuscript 4y ago
So do research studies.
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by jesuscript 4y ago
I think one thing to note about generations prior to GenZ is that when those generations gave up, they mostly gave up on the system (too big to be changed). The cynic comes from the death of the idealist, so at some point these people belie
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by jesuscript 4y ago
It can’t be proven, but common sense would say GenZ are the most nihilistic because they have to work the hardest to even get to the middle, let alone the end. I’d say the people in the beginning and end have a tangible resentment, and not
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by jesuscript 4y ago
I too have a different take on why we want to see the world burn. We’re watching as we get trapped into the void, the proverbial rat race. We have a specific vantage point, dead smack in the middle. We see both ends of the race clearly, wit
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by jesuscript 4y ago
That’s the thing, it’s baked in. He has the guest go off about some random historical tangent. Then brings it around to the sale, which is a certain another history podcast that sells for just one dollar an episode . That’s the bit he puts
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by jesuscript 4y ago
It’s highly consistent. I can point to several examples. He is using a very manipulative tactic by not taking an ad break and baking the ads into the show like this. It’s the podcast version of product placement.
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by jesuscript 4y ago
China got old before it got rich. That’s a provocative thing to say. What should China do if that is indeed the case? They can’t continue being the world’s factory if they only have 1-3 kids per family.
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by jesuscript 4y ago
I see we're getting more granular in categorizing impulsiveness, which is the common trait in criminal behavior, anger issues, recklessness/thrill-seeking, addiction, and lack of attention. When you have issues with impulse contro
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by jesuscript 4y ago
Not cynical enough. How about C suite to fire the senior engineers because a tier-1 consultancy convinces them they can deliver their product utilizing AI tools Said consultancy knows AI can't deliver it, and uses mostly manual labor f
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by jesuscript 4y ago
AI/ML will solve some great problems, many that are critical. Similar to how Wix solves your basic webpage for the average person. Does Wix solve anything for your typical enterprise or SAAS app? Even if it did, would these institution
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Ask HN: Does anyone else notice Joe Rogan using dark pattern advertising?
4 points by jesuscript 4y ago|13 comments
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by jesuscript 4y ago
You just described gas lighting.
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by jesuscript 4y ago
Money.
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by jesuscript 4y ago
They have been showing me prison and public fights.
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What’s Happening with the Dungeons and Dragons Open Gaming License?(forbes.com)
1 points by jesuscript 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Have you dealt with a real life pathological liar(s) in tech?
6 points by jesuscript 4y ago|6 comments
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by jesuscript 4y ago
Right. Well I think that’s one of the reasons Musk doesn’t take Spacex public. The why he operates under is very much not palatable for any reasonable shareholder. Shareholders would want to scale out space deployments of practical things
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by jesuscript 4y ago
The original creator of the company will care about that because they know why they are trying to solve the problem. Everyone that comes after will not. This is natural. Everyone after sees the validation of the product as a validation of
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by jesuscript 4y ago
I agree, I would say higher resolution screens always pay dividends in coding (crispness, and real estate). I've been downgrading a 144hz monitor to 100hz in gaming and haven't noticed too much difference. I think I'd have to
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The US federal budget deficit fell to $1.4T for 2022, down from $2.6T in 2021(nytimes.com)
2 points by jesuscript 4y ago|0 comments
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by jesuscript 4y ago
Why does 144hz matter to you if you aren't playing games? This is not a gaming machine. You absolutely will not notice the difference for non-gaming tasks between 60hz to 80hz/100hz/120hz/144hz/244hz.
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by jesuscript 4y ago
You can't get MacOS any other way reliably. I'm pretty sure you can get PopOS for free. Plus Apple makes pretty unique hardware. This is a totally unfair comparison. Compare to this instead: https://www.lenovo.com/

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