kakacik

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by kakacik 8mo ago
Its much, much broader. Almost all of them up there are hardcore sociopaths. When they look at you, they see a tool and source of revenue, not a human being. To be used, and then thrown away. Musk, Bezos, Gates, Schmidt, Altman, Thiel and
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by kakacik 8mo ago
I wouldn't give them any free pass and just give up, its highly amoral and inhuman behavior. Modern form of racism but based on passport. You have this one? You are subhuman, treated as such and you have very limited rights on our soil
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by kakacik 8mo ago
> the tech people who told people to do computer science in college are now seeing automation come for their jobs. And now it's somehow an emergency worth addressing. You are in tech mostly forum, is it really that hard to grok why
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by kakacik 8mo ago
You live for others? As in remove those others and you lose whole purpose of life? I am not trying to be rude, seems like retirement homes house plenty of such people but it doesn't make sense for younger folks... although this is hard
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by kakacik 8mo ago
Not everybody is wired in same way. Some have 'pathological' need, some see it as beneficial but optional item. Same folks definitely don't enjoy loud parties or bars full of strangers yelling on each other, and find a bit of
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by kakacik 8mo ago
That's not something enthusiasts here and elsewhere want to hear, that's pretty obvious also in this discussion. People seems extremely polarized these days. AI is either the next wheel or abysmal doom for future generations. I se
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by kakacik 8mo ago
Unfortunately you are pretty much out of touch with reality. What parent wrote is true for large swaths of voters (sticking it to libs - any regular US forum I ever opened was full of 'libtards' and other worse insults even on com
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by kakacik 8mo ago
Well US population voted, hence the results. Maybe there are some subtle lessons to be learned?
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by kakacik 8mo ago
Politicians, at least freely elected, are a symptom of given population at given time. Don't blame trump for trump, he made it painfully obvious to whole world who he is and who he certainly is not, sort of kudos to him for being consi
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by kakacik 8mo ago
Canada? Count most of the world, and whole western world (minus US for the pedants but oh boy do US expats have juicy opinions on their homeland). I live in Switzerland, and literally everybody I talk to in our circles - bankers, doctors
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by kakacik 8mo ago
Is your original question rhetoric? Because it ain't very... smart
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by kakacik 8mo ago
Your reply is even worse, no facts, no reply just rant and diversion, a proper low effort too.
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by kakacik 8mo ago
Almost nobody thinks like that, what are we 5 year olds? Especially when most left leaning folks in western world has hard sympathies with hamas which are just left and right hand of the same regime (maybe not US left which is far from left
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by kakacik 8mo ago
Incorrect points, there should be just first and the rest is just fluff. Try taking a photo of somebody with your phone. Usage will definitely look like you are snapping a picture, nobody walks around with phones straight up. The result is,
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by kakacik 8mo ago
Tasteless to you, factually correct to me. Both correct actually. Look, you do your kids, literally nobody in the world cares how great or messed up individuals they will become, the result always match the process so its pretty obvious. Bu
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by kakacik 8mo ago
Do w hat we did in corporate/banking/other sociopathic envs did decades ago - find another source of fulfillment and happiness. For me its adventures and sports and kids, could be something else for the next joe. Or just code as y
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by kakacik 8mo ago
I certainly wasn't laughing, plight of a fellow man is nothing positive. But this is usually so abstracted and distant from one's work that unless you have somebody close who gets literally hit themselves is just abstract movement
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by kakacik 8mo ago
How else do you suggest common folks are supposed to view world, or well anything? Americans do the same, hence whole world got ttump. 95% of the world aint US, so such logic is even easier for almost whole mankind - is US force of good or
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by kakacik 8mo ago
Things always eventually fail. To be able to understand everything related is, and will be a massive advantage to every aspect of existence. We shouldnt be giving it up just for some mild convenience (which seems so far overall really mild)
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by kakacik 8mo ago
Women absolutely want the divorce more once they come to conclusion some aspect of relationship is over (typically the emotion part but simply spending less time together or feeling most of the burden of raising kids is enough). Most guys c
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by kakacik 8mo ago
How can you attack israeli pm on US site? This is not what we paid/threatened/extorted/killed for!
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by kakacik 8mo ago
Well either utter incompetence of every part of military of israel, or planned to allow it to happen. They even removed most of the guards spread across the region, those who were left were often only with pistols from what I've heard.
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by kakacik 8mo ago
Atheist/agnostic here, completely untrue statement
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by kakacik 8mo ago
> there aren't many things more stressful than getting punched in the face I can definitely see this happening in dangerous/adrenaline sports like climbing. Normal things and fears just don't bother me anymore, when you ar
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by kakacik 8mo ago
I'd expect everything. HN ain't some local forum but place where opinions form and spread, and these reach many influential and powerful (now or in future) people. Heck there are sometimes major articles in general news about what
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by kakacik 8mo ago
*not yet. And if you are not US citizen and coming in as a tourist, what you write applies heavily and can end up in properly harsh treatment. So its not as rosy as you write (which already ain't rosy)
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by kakacik 8mo ago
She is the most hated EU politician in whole eastern part of EU, a symbol of EU failings and main reason there are many EU-sceptics across whole region. A lot of current/recent crisis and utter dependence on russian gas and oil was her
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by kakacik 8mo ago
Project this a decade or two into future and I honestly don't have a solution for the west but a gradual decline into mediocrity. We have less corruption and communicate directly also about problems, so at least that will work for us f
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by kakacik 8mo ago
Europe as in EU can certainly use a bit more capitalism. Nothing brutal like US or China have where individuals are often crushed by system or situation with no help in sight, but Europe got lazy, complacent, used to over-generous unsustain
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by kakacik 8mo ago
But those investments will only get bigger over time and vendor lock-in will get more complex. I get that there is no unlimited budget to this but proper will to migrate for good would look very differently. For example detailed plan for

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