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by kakacik 5mo ago
Maybe some plywood cheap old US homes full of holes or crevices, but here in Europe if you have cockroach infection and not blind or similarly disabled, you know it. They are not exactly hiding in the evening/night.
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by kakacik 5mo ago
Covid fucked with people in various, not easy to measure ways. Some effects went away (like losing smell and taste, but it took months for me), some... not so much. When I get cold/sneezing (the usual non-flu winter sickness) I cough m
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by kakacik 5mo ago
Items degrade but what often remains is imprint of it in surrounding material, that over time becomes rock. We dumped enough shit all around us that is too smooth/right angled/whatever to look like natural product. If anybody di
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by kakacik 5mo ago
> Extreme wealth removes most practical goals like buying things or going places and doing things. Sorry can't agree on this at all. Helping others feels amazing to any sane human being. Doing sports is similar. Experiencing adrenal
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by kakacik 5mo ago
Or... you maintain some moral integrity, and consider him POS despite all his deliveries. People clearly can be great and horrible at the same time, why the desperate need to paint everything black & white and ignore all the fine detail
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by kakacik 5mo ago
> he would already go down as the Thomas Edison of modern times A small but important correction - he would be similar to Henry Ford, with capitalistic approach to humans that would make Marx shiver and write second Capital book. Also al
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by kakacik 5mo ago
You don't do much bureaucracy in your personal life (mortgages, moving around, children, or just keeping things as they are). I do similar things few times per year on average, and I don't do anything exceptional. Plus living in a
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by kakacik 5mo ago
They were not acquired, they were always there. Only fools didn't see them, and US 3 letter agencies are many things but usually not fools. But what can they do when potus gets manipulated into war by netanyahu with quick win promises,
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by kakacik 5mo ago
No they are not right now, otherwise we would have full news every day of it. Defense rockets for stuff like Patriot ran out, those systems are trivial to overwhelm and deplete in the age of cheap drones and become useless quickly. Same for
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by kakacik 5mo ago
3 - Iran moderates are neutralized, so hardcore fanatics from IRGC take over. Loss for literally everybody. Otherwise, 1) and 2) are true, Europe is bleeding through the nose with buying US oil and depending on its current antagonist, not
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by kakacik 5mo ago
Who cares about those companies, whole industries can come and go as markets dance their daily dance. The fact is, every single country on earth figured this out better than US. Which ain't so bad, but the stubbornness to even admit a
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by kakacik 5mo ago
US is becoming like russia, what a twist. Well, could be worse. Free democratic world will have to align around another leader, I hope it can be Europe but its far from sure. The bad part is, this is not magically gonna disappear with next
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by kakacik 5mo ago
Never expect anonymous voting/quizz/whatever to be fully anonymous in big corporations, if its something about touchy topics and/or can affect employment/performance of given person results will be skewed. If metric beco
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by kakacik 5mo ago
Yeah, those arrowheads look unusual and nice, very nice. It may be just that, a lot of people prefer form rather than function, there is no reason to believe our past ancestors had precisely 0 aesthetics. Or something else, who knows.
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by kakacik 5mo ago
Investing in educated population in future is investment in given society itself. Triple that for US where most folks remain in adulthood, so brain drain aint an issue. State/society would get those money 10x back easily. But then who
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by kakacik 5mo ago
I dont want a locked down living room, not from apple nor anybody else (but everybody else uses open standards so not really possible). Simply no, thank you.
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by kakacik 5mo ago
Most folks are in this category. But most, including me, wont try anytime soon unless some very positive news come up. We have lives to live, kids to raise, work to do and so on. Gaming moved for a lot of us from 'now I have 5 hours or
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by kakacik 6mo ago
It feels its just around the corner. But when you turn 20th corner and its still behind the next one, maybe things are a bit different than they seem / clueless emotions make us believe. Long term its bleak, but short/medium term
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by kakacik 6mo ago
I am not, yet actual coding is miniscule part of workflow. The rest is cca un-automable by any llm - politics, meetings, discussions, brainstorming, organizing testing teams, stakeholders and so on. This is how big corporations look like, n
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by kakacik 6mo ago
This can be covered in advance, when you can set what to do with your organs after death, or whether to resuscitate you or not and so on, it can be done for this scenario. In advanced societies of course, but we have few and unfortunate peo
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by kakacik 6mo ago
One can be done in old age, with some care (or bodyweight variant), ultimate frisbee... I can't imagine, unless you mean just frisbee. More like recipe for injured joint.
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by kakacik 6mo ago
Unless, you do it on purpose for reasons parent described. Stupid teenagerish kneejerk reactions are common, as are ego moves like comparing against each other (frequently done by deeply insecure individuals), that doesn't mean they ar
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by kakacik 6mo ago
Dont regret that you retained your humanity. Everybody is different, but exposure to such graphic content at young age leaves some scars, no way to avoid that regardless of what some claim. Its 'growing up' as much as lashing or g
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by kakacik 6mo ago
Nope, and nope. I've had tons of such questions during university in various courses, so what? Are they supposed to to babysit you and handle you only exact stuff they went over and over, to not upset some fragile minds? Such stuff is
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by kakacik 6mo ago
Well, I guess you havent seen the picture from belgian Congo, when they chopped the hands of small daughter of a farm worker and brought them to him to motivate him to work harder. People can be vicious animals rather easily, once 'the
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by kakacik 6mo ago
Most people would not be able to ride horse properly, that would end up in catastrophe (or nothing just standing around or going to random directions). So your analogy is good but not in way you probably intended.
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by kakacik 6mo ago
You dont have money, you complain. You (as in your country) get the money, yet you still complain. Sure, its not ideally distributed, but nowhete is. Such economic success will drag many parts of the country up. Yes, jobs not paid the best
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by kakacik 6mo ago
In theoretical land - if my son had beaten some other kid to pulp, and he got a slap from teacher to stop that (on top of probably being expelled)? Absolutely, the least of the issues in such problem. This is very far from organized canning
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by kakacik 6mo ago
> There are none other like it Heh, I guess you mean apart form true French ones. You won't find them anywhere else in the world, there is always something off in dough or overall process so result is different and worse. But its tr
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by kakacik 6mo ago
Man, you must move in some shitty circles, no polite way of saying that. The other option is that its self-projection, I've met folks like that who overanalyzed to death what they thought others were thinking, usually being completely

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