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klyrs
3y ago
Speak for yourself, some of us have principles.
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3y ago
You were the one characterizing my question as implying some sort of intelligence. Don't act like you're taking the high road because I thought the words you put in my mouth were stupid. You could have, for example, pointed to s
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3y ago
Yes, I did say my first adult job -- that's where I went from scrounging paycheck to paycheck to make rent, to being comfortable setting up autopay for my bills. However, I've never been payed at the analysis-paralysis level. The
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3y ago
What the technology could also be used for is irrelevant. What TC was actually used for was laundering money from North Korea.
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3y ago
Lesson I learned from my first adult job: money might not buy happiness, but being broke sure is stressful.
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3y ago
It's a scientific journal article, not a product release
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3y ago
But my Canadian data rate...
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3y ago
... videos, not inline examples?
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3y ago
Way to miss my point and tell me about my problems... I'm tellin ya, meatspace also has thousands of dudes, their number isn't the problem. It's the underlying premise, that we should rely on technology for matchmaking and
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3y ago
I'm imagining a small asymmetry in angular momentum piling up over billions of years, along with, yes, gravity. Nothing so stupid as ascribing stars a "herd mentality."
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3y ago
Neat! What are the chances this trail of stars ends up twisting into a spiral galaxy?
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3y ago
> Women have far too many choices and men have none. So many of my girlfriends are single... this is not how I would phrase the issue. By and large, men are looking to get laid, women are looking to get serious. If a woman only wants t
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3y ago
Not true! Doing puzzles can help mitigate risk for dementia. Probably not necessary for those of us who do puzzling work day to day, but there is a solid benefit to society if people are in the habit of doing puzzles.
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3y ago
If everybody did that, we'd wouldn't have Zoozve...
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3y ago
That take is extremely popular on HN
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3y ago
How sure are you? I do joke a lot, but in this case... The slave trade formally ended in Britain in 1807, and slavery was outlawed in 1833. I haven't been able to find good statistics through a cursory search, but with England's
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3y ago
My cat recently discovered that her fur can absorb a toilet bowl full of water. This seems like it could be useful, if you need a very wet floor immediately.
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3y ago
When were you born? Gender and race were pretty hot topics in the 1960s, you might have missed that.
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3y ago
> As these systems get better, they'll figure out that "1800s English" should mean "White with > 99.9% probability". I question the historicity of this figure. Do you have sources?
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3y ago
> But hey it runs on Windows, which is better than 99% of research languages. So rude. Why would I want to run WINE just for that?
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3y ago
Sweet dreams, little prince.
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3y ago
> I wouldn't have guessed that the in-group would have abandoned it so readily. You never understood the meaning of the word, then. Woke is a synonym for "enlightenment." Indeed, the notions of wokeness echo an earlier
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3y ago
I dunno anything about the user but they sumbit lots of stories every day. Just a wild-ass guess: there's a script underlying the submissions, which works from a finite pool of Tomte-curated links.
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3y ago
The globe cannot sustain the entire chinese population at the western rate of consumption. Modern economists aren't known for their ability to think beyond next quarter's earnings.
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3y ago
Can you point me to a human community of 100k individuals that isn't full of drama? Asking for a friend
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3y ago
Likewise HN both hates rust, and insists that we rewrite everything in rust. Viewing "the left" as a monolith is where you went wrong. Right now, "the left" includes groups willing to speak out about genocide in Palest
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3y ago
No, some local governments have been doing safe injection sites . Safe supply is a political football that's scapegoated despite not being implemented anywhere in Canada. And neither is a solution to the homelessness, addictions, an
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3y ago
Prefiero morir de pie que vivir de rodillas.
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3y ago
Where I live, "beautiful bc," it was decided that emissions testing was ineffective so we stopped doing it. Also there's a rash of catalytic converter thefts. A real catalytic converter is expensive. A metal tube the same
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3y ago
In that case, a person is 100% at fault for pressing the gas pedal, and there's a good chance that responsible party gets real consequences. In the Tesla case, there's a good chance that the meatbag is just a stooge and the algor
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