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lagadu
11y ago
Smart pause is a feature you have to explicitly enable. Just like smart-something that prevents your phone from auto-locking after a certain period of time if it sees you're still looking at it.
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lagadu
11y ago
> 60 hour weeks Or just move to a country that doesn't allow worker exploitation like that.
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lagadu
11y ago
KISS has been a cherished principle for most of the past century and for good reason.
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lagadu
11y ago
I think it's not as much "people expect her to be doing incredibly well" but more "I expected to be doing incredibly well based on my youtube status". At least that's the vibe I get from her post. It's lik
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lagadu
11y ago
Very simple: put a paywall up. I mean, I know you wont because you're afraid you'll find exactly how little your content is worth and you want to continue making those sweet advertising €€€ but perhaps you should consider moving t
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lagadu
11y ago
(Fuck)^(n+1)Adblock
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lagadu
11y ago
Plenty of people mentioned "a while ago" so I'll refrain from that but I'll add something: I give them a chance whenever I accidentally open Edge/IE or find myself using a computer that doesn't have ublock inst
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lagadu
11y ago
> why can't we try to reform your aggressors in the first place? Because "we" are not special. "We" are not better than anyone else. It's none of our business to try and change how other people are.
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lagadu
11y ago
> completely avoiding taking the charitable position and putting ourselves in their shoes No. I, or the world will not be taking a "charitable position". As any other human being living in society I'm often confronted with
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lagadu
11y ago
I'm not American, I've no idea what happened at Yale. A quick googling showed this[1]: was that it? [1] http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2015/11/07/yale_stude...
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lagadu
11y ago
I understand what you're saying but I feel that equating "I fear for my physical integrity" to "someone is talking about something I dislike" is a bit of leap.
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lagadu
11y ago
Much like no true Scotsman would do such a thing?
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lagadu
11y ago
I find it baffling that there are people, in the real world, who somehow think that for unexplained reasons they have the right to not be offended or be made to feel uncomfortable. Somehow they believe that their feelings are the responsibi
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lagadu
11y ago
More relevant nowadays, due to the ubiquitous nature of transportation, I suspect would be seeing a map that charts not time necessary to reach a location (after all 72-96 hours would cover the overwhelming majority of the globe) from a gi
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lagadu
11y ago
That's simply not true where I live. Using gmaps, he's the results for my own commute: Car: 22-35 minutes Public: 28 minutes screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/jlLHiqw.png (edited for anonimity) This commute is actual
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lagadu
11y ago
At least you live in a place where DST makes a difference. It doesn't help a bit in northern Europe, I'm pretty sure we only do it to keep time parity with central Europe.
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lagadu
11y ago
What? In my country every single station has a timetable saying which metro/train/bus stops there at exactly which minute. Are you suggesting we should randomize public transport schedules?
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lagadu
11y ago
Look into it, there are many, many other music subscription services other than apple music and spotify. Just off the top of my head: Deezer, Tidal, Rara, Groove.
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lagadu
11y ago
> It makes me wonder why Spotify hasn't just gone after artists directly, because that's the only way I see them making money long term. That's partially what Tidal tried to do but it's not going very well for them ei
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lagadu
11y ago
I'm sorry, why is that obvious, even in the slightest?
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lagadu
11y ago
Why don't you take a part time job at flipping burgers or at bartending? I've no idea what you do but I'm assuming there are plenty of part-time, low wage jobs you could take right now that are less stressful than whatever yo
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lagadu
11y ago
Yeah but that already happens with the current system; the worst case scenario is that nothing changes and people on lower wages keep being pushed out from more desirable areas.
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lagadu
11y ago
Why would it raise the cost of living? This measure does nothing to increase wages, it has tendency to do the exact opposite in fact, as per described in the article.
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lagadu
11y ago
After reading the headline but before reading the article the question in my mind as I clicked it was: "how would these potential employers know about someone's health status?" Fortunately they explain it fairly quickly: They
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lagadu
11y ago
I agree for this particular scenario but saying you'd rather use a plant than an opioid when some plants (like opium!) produce the same effects is disingenuous. Something being a plant doesn't make it automatically better or worse
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lagadu
11y ago
Because it's a very divisive issue. Obviously I cannot guarantee that he had posts submitted that are critical of him but I would be very surprised that a fairly high-profile post (high enough to be featured on HN) had anything but nea
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lagadu
11y ago
> He's doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. And he's not even being efficient with it. It seems his results are just fine, why would he expect different results? I say this supported by the
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lagadu
11y ago
It's shoehorned because it's inserting a completely unrelated assertion despite nothing in the slightest pointing to it at all on the rest of the article. It would have made just about as much sense if they'd written "Th
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lagadu
11y ago
Yes but the EU standard (which only Spain doesn't follow IIRC) for measuring unemployment is a more inclusive than the US one.[1] edit: which isn't to say that France doesn't have higher (comparable) unemployment rates than t
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lagadu
11y ago
> For it to be anything other than this it would require people of high intelligence to be a sub-population that did not breed with the rest of humanity. It is: we call it "social classes". Because intelligence correlates posit
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