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by kome 2y ago
finding the same ppl on bluesky needs work, and it's not a job i'm going to do. if twitter decays, good; i will get rid of my last social media app.
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by kome 2y ago
when therapy talk is used to justify being an asshole, it's really amazing—like, "i also can’t endorse subjecting yourself to the mental load." therapy language repurposed to justify self-centeredness, dressing up selfish be
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by kome 2y ago
sure, especially if you are an academic. how can i get in contact?
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by kome 2y ago
please, sell it. don't trash it! a computer from 2017 is still perfect for most people, and especially for hackers. there is a market for computers that are barely 7 years old. i am writing this from a macbook pro from 2012, and it&#x2
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by kome 2y ago
yep, super important contributions but hardly understood or studied in mainstream economics
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by kome 2y ago
I have what I think it's a very good article on the economy of care - making exactly this point and others, but it's in the dungeon of peer review for more than one year. And the reviewers do not even answer my emails.
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by kome 2y ago
yes and it's perfect. firefox (with ublock) are really the best experience on android.
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by kome 2y ago
i bet before the internet?
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by kome 2y ago
ah yes, invoking the age-old "wolf pack" analogy to explain the complexities of global politics—because who hasn't looked at international relations and thought, "If only we acted more like wolves marking territory"
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by kome 2y ago
true, and disgusting.
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by kome 2y ago
"1. As per usual, the things that make palantir well known not even close to being the most dubious things." please tell us something
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by kome 2y ago
he wanted, but he didn't - his first deployment was for airbus. then it follows a weak ethical discussion on why working for imperialist powers "is good, actually".
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by kome 2y ago
Terrible decision. Very bad and sloppy economics, a simplified version of what sociology and political science have been doing much better for over 40 years, as if before these crucial contributions we had no idea that institutions, forms o
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by kome 2y ago
i don't know but i think it does indeed, i guess there is a relationship between body and mind that screen completely efface. even moving pages, physically, make reading more meaningful: https://www.psychologytoday.com/
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by kome 2y ago
and many spend 8 hours at work in front a screen :(
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Why Research Video Games? My Answer with Existentialism and Philosophy [video](youtube.com)
1 points by kome 2y ago|0 comments
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by kome 2y ago
Yes, but you are not addressing the central claim of the previous comment, which is why private contracts can go above than public law in the US. It's frankly very weird.
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by kome 2y ago
a fool and his time are easily parted...
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by kome 2y ago
Given how hard it is to stay in academia nowadays, I wouldn't say it's the 'path of least resistance.'
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by kome 2y ago
Perhaps you need to update your contract or something, SEPA for eur-to-eur wires are free in most of banks.
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by kome 2y ago
they are already releasing information on https://t.me/handala_hack2 and https://handala-hack.to/ (especially on the telegram channel)
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by kome 2y ago
HN title needs to be changed, but very informative article.
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Lebanon explosions raise alarm about supply chain security, safety of tech(aljazeera.com)
2 points by kome 2y ago|0 comments
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by kome 2y ago
mobile first was a mistake
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by kome 2y ago
Can DNS-over-HTTPS help to avoid this?
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by kome 2y ago
some of your blue are actually azure to me
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by kome 2y ago
what schumpeter called capitalism's creative destruction. move along. ai is still incredible tho.
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by kome 2y ago
that's absolutely shameful
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by kome 2y ago
Wow, hold on there, cold warrior.
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by kome 2y ago
this is silly and fun :)

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