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kakacik
1y ago
When I was growing up in eastern Europe in 80s, older folks in rural areas with various joint ailments would daily gather stinging nettles with gloves and then literally whip themselves on the affected places. Maybe it was just natural sup
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1y ago
It can help and also hurt, depends. You have some mild situation that is quite common? Good chance it will give you good advice. Something more complex, more towards clinical psychiatry rather than shoulder to cry on/complaining to fri
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1y ago
I think its much simpler. Look around at your country, at the world. Who is most celebrated, who is biggest achiever, who gets most ladies/men (stupid metric but works fine on our animal side and we are still animals deep down). People
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1y ago
I certainly hope it shouldn't look like that, that sounds horrible on many, in fact all levels.
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1y ago
30% on mobile platforms if generally frowned upon as source of massive overcharging compared to actual costs (since its a massive revenue & income stream for their owners), but somehow for Steam its fine because... they also generate ke
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1y ago
Not a single person I know that has any apple device would claim that, nobody cares or even knows in detail stuff we discuss here. Its HN bubble at its best. Another point is, subjectively, added privacy compared to say South Korean product
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1y ago
Seems you keep repeating the same stance all over thread, without a single explanation why your opinion should be a valid one. Not really a fruitful discussion and not a way to change anyone's opinions (maybe apart from the idea that c
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1y ago
Its not destroying it, just making it less efficient, not driving people and companies to deliver their best (but often at a big personal mental & physical cost). In ideal world you have it all, thats what Star Trek and similar utopias
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1y ago
People have good points, and you refute it in childish manner, its hard to have sympathies. I for one can fully agree with them since I am one of those who experienced whole transition, and overall its heading into sad 1984-esque direction
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1y ago
There is something special about backpacking more remote parts of Indonesia. I love it to the core, although its highly incompatible with having small kids for many reasons, but anytime I can cut off a week or two to have most chores covere
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1y ago
If true thats seriously bad stat. You buy a car, if you drive even modestly, in 15-20 years you will end up in 3-5 accidents on average. Much worse than me with mildly less kms (0 bad accidents, 1 light, few times avoiding them via quick re
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1y ago
We could have kept that creative environment (that seem to just disappear without any alternative to this day) while leaving videos to evolve as they did. People here complain like they have issues with long term memory, but reality was - t
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1y ago
Thought so too but then I scrolled to Europe and where I live literally every single gym is on the map, even one that is either very non-public or only exists on google maps (tried to get there once but there was absolutely nothing). Both e
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1y ago
OK thats a good development. But overall difference in quality of meat is even visible - farmed salmon looks like a completely different fish than wild one (if you even can get one) - akin to difference between say boar and domesticated pig
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1y ago
Depends on the industry, clearly you never worked in such. Regulated (medical, transport, municipality, state, army and so on) or just with some decent enforced regulations like whole finance for example, and bam! you have serious regulator
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1y ago
Farmed seafood is among the worst garbage you can eat. Tons of antibiotics, growth hormones, fish are fed utter cheap junk so ie salmon meat has more like pork composition than a wild salmon, shrimp are even worse. If you ever saw a shrimp
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1y ago
Their life is shit already, that's why they act as they act, passing aggression on to others in vain effort to get rid of some of that 'evil' in them. I understand this knee-jerk reaction very well, but it just feeds the neve
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1y ago
Saving up even few % of weight while not compromising on comfort/safety is a holy grail for any decent car manufacturer. Not sure why the negatives in this thread (maybe too many folks hold TSLA stock?), this is properly awesome (r)evo
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1y ago
I presume you mean Emmental, the term "swiss cheese" doesn't exist or more precisely has no meaning, its like saying "american car" for example, what do you want to discuss with such a vague term. Switzerland produc
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1y ago
We just have to keep protecting them and give them weapons, otherwise somebody else will do it. Quite a high moral ground to be on, I tell ya. I know I know, realpolitik and all, but then lets stop pretending there is some higher ground and
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1y ago
Most of them are patently incorrect, and most of those don't even care to educate themselves since they keep repeating cheap stuff they heard from other bright people and that's it. How many heard about accepting refugees despite
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1y ago
Discomfort? We didnt have chatgpt 5 years ago, what the heck you mean, googling or actually learning stuff? But maybe mankind is really to dumb and weak to get through civilization filters, be it external or self made.
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1y ago
Somebody drank its portion of cool aid for sure. There is that little detail that glossy screens needed absolutely perfect conditions in front of them to not reflect literally whole world, making resulting visuals often subpar to matte. I h
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1y ago
OK sure, some people care if you really need to play with the words. But only absolute fool would ignore those massive risks. We have fools in many places, but not that much and that bad. Look at defense - every single country in Euro
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1y ago
Who cares about fine details of quality if you are at permanent risk of on/off, and a very real one. Not every company needs, wants or has room to become google scale. Stability long term is something we hold dearly in Europe, not ever
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1y ago
If it pops, some ai engineers will need to start doing some normal work again, and rest of us... we just continue doing what we were doing for past decades. Or maybe not, nobody knows the future any more then next guy in line.
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1y ago
Whats your problem grasping straws? The guy cheated his wife, plain and simple, even written in your own words. No defensible moral ground I can see. Maybe you are fine with occasional cheat, maybe your subconsciousness desperately irons ou
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1y ago
I 'love' how we moved from 'AI will kill us all' terminator mindset where its obvious huge fuckup of stupid greedy mankind, to current state debating 'well skynet will anyway happen, no way stopping it now, lets try
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1y ago
Turn off active screen devices and go for a (very long) walk. News are exhausting only if you allow them to be.
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1y ago
Musk is a nogo poisoned brand in Europe... that damage his needless psychotic attacks have done won't be forgotten anytime soon. I'd happily buy chinese car instead of tesla just because of above, if prices were same. But they are
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