kakacik

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by kakacik 5mo ago
Growing some weed, what a horrible person. Do it now and its respected entrepreneur. Same person, 10 years difference. Maybe folks should not just take passively morals from society or media but think for themselves? Society has been wrong
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You can find that in many sports communities. Not everywhere by default, but folks are pretty open everywhere once its clear you have something in common. You can get as much travel and adventure as your mind and wallet can handle, without
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Yes and no. Look around you and count how many properly failing parents there are. Parents who literally offload their parenting to a tablet, TV, phone, nanny which is often on phone herself, whatever. Then complain kids are unruly when the
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by kakacik 5mo ago
Joe Rogan? Heck no, he is POS and I can't understand why the popularity. There are tons of proper adult male role models with much more smart and respectable character than him. I get your point I think, I do enjoy stand up comedy, liv
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A 'life well lived' doesn't matter only at the very end of the journey, it defines quality, quantity, depth and so on of every single step along it, its just an ultimate metric to use. I can certainly identify with similar ap
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Hmm, interesting perspective. So there is actually something deeper (on top of other already deep stuff) in having, and more importantly raising kids. Since they take away so much freedom (if they don't one ain't doing parenting r
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Its not a rational position, rather a kneejerk emotional one. Various other extreme positions share the same setup (nazism, communism etc). Try talking to some anarchists and its pretty obvious their ideas don't go deep nor can stand w
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by kakacik 5mo ago
It takes a special kind of issues-riddled mind in very unhealthy place, for the lack of better words, to assume that people without strong faith have less morals. In my own experience such people are often far from objectively moral or good
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by kakacik 5mo ago
Many things in Android sphere 'just work', we have open standards and market forces to thank for that. apple airpods pro 2nd gen 'just don't work' with say samsung phones (s24 in our case) - constant disconnections,
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Large swaths of population will be left unemployed, lives ruined, with no replacement work in sight if it all pans out. So far, every company is working with massive debt, burning through money in hope that financials will start making sens
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Do they literally sweat their bones away? I can imagine how it would work on molecular level via sweat / breathing, but I would expect >99% to be simply pissed and shat away.
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Yeah I am not sure I will call that plumber or electrician which only works from home... some folks really live in bubbles, big or small
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Could be easily verified in wealthy societies where women are still delegated into mostly keeping household & raise kids roles (I don't think I need to name few samples).
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Hormuz was in the news quite a bit in the past decade, if you followed the region at least a bit. Anyway electric cars will have some boom now.
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Average IQ in US hovers around 100. It means half of population is lower, from what I've found online it seems like a standard bell curve distribution. You can't talk about higher concepts with people on the low part of the scale,
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by kakacik 5mo ago
After potus ordered massive degradation of F16 radars used by Ukraine on his emotional whim making them useless, which btw were gifted by other NATO countries (!!), nobody, absolutely nobody wants US jets anymore, F35 or not. Every single E
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US military ain't some unstoppable force in all possible scenarios, it was stopped and won over quite a few times, last time I recall by taliban sheepherders. In some cases like first Iraq war yes, but they don't wage those wars a
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Wife is a GP and has to frequently write emails to either insurances or lawyers/judges. All done in french which is a messy language full of obsolete over-the-top completely dishonest empty fluff, but native speakers tend to get quickl
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Most of real world use of Java platform has next to 0 concerns like those. Some more niche use case may benefit, good, but overall success map isn't changing anytime soon. Reasons for its long term success lie elsewhere.
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by kakacik 5mo ago
Sounds very good for regular joe software dev, almost too good to be true
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Well if Hollywood would pick it up it would probably not resemble actual reality much, just bunch of drama, blah, patriotic pathos to please less intelligent half of population etc. Mostly unviewable movies for non-US audience.
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... and so the skynet saga begins
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Well then we can unpack US and all the crap thats happening there. From an outsider, there ain't much difference China vs US, just different shades of brown. Comparing those 2, China is definitely more friendly to Europe, US gov public
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One has to come to LA (ideally live there a bit) to see with their own eyes the amount of people trying to break through in movie industry. Armies of wanna-be actors and actresses, but also ie screenwriters. We only see publicly the result
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> You are an average of the 5 people you spend the most time around. Interesting claim, definitely not something valid for me, for better or worse. But I can see why it could be valid in general.
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Yeah, apple, they can be huge a-holes simply because they can. Your integration story is nice, but same company does this actively: If you have airpods pro (2nd gen in this case) that kept working fine with apple phone, but then you got tir
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by kakacik 5mo ago
Yeah parent is out of touch with 2026 reality. I sit now at work, having dell laptop connected to 'dock' via single usb cable to dell monitor. Monitor handles usb mouse, keyboard etc and power delivery. No boxes laying around, jus
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Well it may end up with some porn-hungry kids compiling their own Unix core build on their own, not a bad even if unintended direction
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Is that some US thing? As as European I've never experienced this, on any continent (barring Antarctica)
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They are not popular because with meager 20 TB drive, you can either have entire movie collection of all movies you actually like (and then some more), and visit again, or you can have 20x less content without much visible gain of quality (

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