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by kakacik 1y ago
Interesting idea. Trying to find an angle where it could all go wrong but it seems vastly better than crap we get now. More personal responsibility it seems. I would add that rotate those every 2 years maybe. But then there needs to be mech
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by kakacik 1y ago
Old people all have massive long term health issues. That's where most of the healthcare costs in universal healthcares go. Change the balance way more towards old instead of young being generally still healthy and feeding the system f
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by kakacik 1y ago
A lot of assumptions, some could be correct, some are plainly not. Your idea of living in society is something very different form my idea, or European idea (and reality). Not seeing how everything is interconnected, ripple effects and seco
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by kakacik 1y ago
Don't ask lawyers for what the best solution should be, because its always "lawsuits!"
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by kakacik 1y ago
I certainly can and do that. Can you please convince remaining 8 billions to do the same? Based on ie election behavior or populations, what you describe is naivety on a level of maybe my 5 year old son. Can you try to be a bit more constru
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by kakacik 1y ago
Absolute control over what people think and know, which is sort of absolute control overall with power to normalize anything, including what we consider evil now. Look at really powerful people of this world - literally every single one of
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by kakacik 1y ago
That's the 'societal' part of living in society, sharing the risks and yes sharing the gains a bit too. I know some right wing folks see it as unnecessary burden, either they are above the financial cut or (dumbly) believe th
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by kakacik 1y ago
Would remove that keto part, otherwise agree. Keto is great for lowering fat levels but long term effects can be terrible if unsupervised professionally, ie permanent internal organs damage, more than negating any benefits gained. Not sure
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by kakacik 1y ago
Thats some mighty wishful thinking, or more like PR blahs without any substance at all.
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by kakacik 1y ago
Small kids do this to everybody. The only solution - if you have good family nearby, use them as parenting services from time to time, to get me-time, couple-time and social time with friends. Buy them gift or vacation as return. Its incred
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by kakacik 1y ago
Not sure where you are based, but in general GPs shouldn't be doing psychological evaluation, period. I am in Europe, and this is the default. If you live in utter shithole (even if only health-care wise), move elsewhere if its importa
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by kakacik 1y ago
Maintain? Maybe. Create new ones? No way I am believing this, literally everything in this reality for past 20+ years points exactly the opposite.
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by kakacik 1y ago
Not happening anytime soon. Those product management types are more expensive than devs in most places, you would be literally a) increasing cost per hour worked; and b) stiffling the use of (pricey) management skills of such manager to do
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by kakacik 1y ago
You write a new car, you write home repairs. I've never bought a new car, despite it being always an affordable option - they are simply too expensive, literally throwing money into fire. If you are a home owner, it means you are at le
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by kakacik 1y ago
900kg steel cap is a bit more than manhole :) And it was most probably vaporized, either by blast itself or by rapid compression of air. They estimated if it actually started flying it would have 6x Earth escape velocity (cca 240,000 kmh),
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by kakacik 1y ago
Why not simply quietly refuse to jump on that train? Maintain velocity, keep working as per your contract, not a second more. Don't pick up phones outside work hours, weekends are for yourself, recharging and family. You know, humane w
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by kakacik 1y ago
Good luck with million+ products from ie China going through tens of thousands of companies. Or Bangladesh, Pakistan, Morocco, Vietnam and so on and on. I get you guys, its the ideal and good to strive for, but then go out and check ie kids
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by kakacik 1y ago
What about heredity of some types of Alzheimer?
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by kakacik 1y ago
Look, there are way more harmful ways to spend time than those creative games you mention. It can be even net positive for many, especially compared to more mind numbing activities. I just hate seeing them in hands of kids who should get de
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by kakacik 1y ago
I never claimed I live a perfect life, but I am trying my best and calling things proper names, even if they are ugly and harmful (in my opinion) yet feel good. Too much time spent in HN comments can be harmful too obviously, mind easily fa
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by kakacik 1y ago
Even brilliant companies sometimes make stupid moves and shoot off their legs with literal shotgun. Past performance is not an indication of future and all that. I'd say this is testing waters, seeing how big backlash will be. The sad
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by kakacik 1y ago
If a nuclear reactor was bombed during the war, would the resulting deaths be counted as a nuclear disaster and used as argument against it, or just another war crime? Depends who you ask I'd say.
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by kakacik 1y ago
Lazy people will be lazy, whatever nasty side effect it brings down the line. These days they will also 'brag' about it online.
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by kakacik 1y ago
Lets call it a next great man-made filter. Weak personalities will take a hit and have a lesser life compared to their potential, the ones more mentally resilient or with good parents (or both) gain a clear advantage in basically all aspect
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by kakacik 1y ago
TV is still addictive, and it was. I felt it myself in 80s and 90s, good content was rare and I had to set an alarm in the middle of the night to watch some good stuff. And stick around 5 minute block of ads. Active screens, especially ones
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by kakacik 1y ago
I don't think we can just go near speed of light. Even hard vacuum out there contains particles. Heliosphere is chock full of them, then Oort cloud has stuff way bigger than that (or any probe), even if sparsely spread out. Then there
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by kakacik 1y ago
No need to be snarky and especially not here re basic science. Time dilation happens exponentially, ie with 0.5c you don't have time going 1/2 slower, rather a miniscule amount. Once you keep approaching speed of light closer and
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by kakacik 1y ago
I agree we should go after companies clearly engaging in profit-above-all, making societies and future generations worse from the start. Make them hurt, make them bleed bad, take tens % of their global revenue (not profit, thats easy to gam
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by kakacik 1y ago
I have no skin the game, literally or figuratively (buying some 2d sprites for a virtual weapon is childish and pathetic from grown up man point of view and kids should spend 0 time in such game... either buy a real gun, get into ie paintba
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by kakacik 1y ago
Its not bank managers but IT managers choosing somewhat the tech stack, rest is inertia and things working. Bank managers dont give a fuck in same way they couldnt care less what plumbing material is used in their buildings. They care about

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