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by khazhoux 3y ago
> Israel doesn't slaughter civilians It’s hard to square this statement against the 13-to-25,000 estimated (Assoc Press vs Al Jazeera) dead women and children in the last 6 months though. Just objectively speaking, that is a shocki
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by khazhoux 3y ago
This is very true. Still, I’m terribly disappointed how reticent that side is to strongly condemn Hamas and 10/7. Their message is not clean.
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by khazhoux 3y ago
Is someone actually claiming that none of them are anti-semitic? The pro-Hamas antisemites are in the tiny majority of the protesters.
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by khazhoux 3y ago
5 hateful racist people in a group of 200. That’s not unusual.
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by khazhoux 3y ago
It seems 99% of the protesters are there because of the 13-to-25,000 dead children and women, but the 1% that condone Hamas’s October attack make the news. https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/unicef-says-over
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by khazhoux 3y ago
No, when someone does not make a lot of money, the answer is not “get a loan.”
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by khazhoux 3y ago
Not to belittle your situation, which I know nothing about, but there’s nothing unusual about living very modestly the first few years of one’s career. May I ask how old you are?
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by khazhoux 3y ago
This is not a serious argument. Are you suggesting the distinction between heroin and salt is arbitrary, on the scale of good-vs-bad for humans and society?
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by khazhoux 3y ago
This. My best friend in high school is now living on the streets somewhere in LA, stealing ("boosting") whatever he can to fund his Starbucks macchiato addiction.
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by khazhoux 3y ago
Didn't even have to use the Antarctic Kymograph! I gotta say...
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by khazhoux 3y ago
Sorry, but it's now an internet fact: > Jim's Journal is a comic strip written and drawn by Scott Dikkers, co-founder of The Onion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim%27s_Journal Take it up with Jimmy Wales.
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by khazhoux 3y ago
The funnest fun fact about The Onion is that it was started by the guy that did Jim’s Journal comic strip, back in the mid 90s.
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by khazhoux 3y ago
No, he's saying that within the genre of mid-20th century Swing there are distinct musical traditions found in black vs white bands, which he wishes he could partition against. What's ridiculous about that?
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by khazhoux 3y ago
In what sense? He funds many companies, so in that sense he is still relevant. He can opine on how he grew the biggest company that launched today’s web, so in that sense he is still relevant. And let’s not forget, you know his name but
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by khazhoux 3y ago
It's hard to imagine how a company raised a quarter-billion dollars off the same idea everyone had --and many already acted on-- after we all saw chatgpt in 2022. There's how many copilots already?
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by khazhoux 3y ago
That's right, there's no debate, except on the rarest of occasions. It's actually an odd feeling whenever some discussion with divergent opinions ends amicably.
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by khazhoux 3y ago
> The 'Redditization' of the world means that sharing thoughts is met with hostility I think the actual biggest problem with "Redditization" is not hostility, but instead the fact that there is really no dialogue. Th
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by khazhoux 3y ago
I can "visualize" motion with proprioception (e.g., imagining the motion of fingers opening and closing, but I don't actually see a hand) but also without any proprioception. Like, seeing the motion of a non-specific object
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by khazhoux 3y ago
Yup! I can describe it as: I see the motion vectors but not the objects. Imagine a dancer in a fog, you don’t see the dancer but see their imprint as they move…
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by khazhoux 3y ago
I'm aphantasic but I've drawn my whole life. In Pictionary I show off and draw exactly the thing being described, meanwhile others struggle with their stick figures. It's hilarious. So on the one hand I can draw an excell
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by khazhoux 3y ago
> The way I’ve usually “tested” it among friends/family/clients is to just ask them to imagine that there is a ball, on a table, and someone pushes the ball so that it rolls off the table onto the floor. Note that it's pos
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by khazhoux 3y ago
Even for 2D movies, I no longer bother with my big screen tv.
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by khazhoux 3y ago
> An uncle once commented about a cousin of ours that he demonstrated how it's possible to screw things up so badly that you can't possibly recover. Enough SBF talk. Let’s hear some cousin stories!
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by khazhoux 3y ago
My client has never stolen billions before. Mercy, your honor!
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by khazhoux 3y ago
Very clever. Congrats!
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by khazhoux 3y ago
What's all this business about ranking that you're talking about? I didn't mention it. And asking engineers to rank each other ? Seems you've picked some bad companies to work at. You should consider working somewher
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by khazhoux 3y ago
Damnit, I even did a Google search first because I suspected that was the case.
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by khazhoux 3y ago
> Emily has access to Wikipedia and the rest of the Internet True, but I think we've forgotten that there was actually a lot of information available before the internet. Bookstores, libraries, lots of magazines, and even TV (wit
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by khazhoux 3y ago
> truly, who cares that she can remember what was playing on Netflix three years ago? That's kind of the point, though -- she retains trivial information that 99.9999% of brains will discard.
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by khazhoux 3y ago
"Lovable" derives from the hipster-developer trend that started around 2010, where endless web, CSS, or app frameworks were tagged " Made with love in <cityname> ", or " Made with love by <author> "

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