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lazyasciiart
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lazyasciiart
2mo ago
Your point is meaningless and implies that your choice of how to experience life offline is equally meaningless.
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2mo ago
Amtrak trains have vestibules when I take them.
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lazyasciiart
2mo ago
> Now I daydream about being homeless. Literally the world’s easiest ambition to achieve.
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lazyasciiart
2mo ago
And what are you doing with the happy mental space you have carved out?
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2mo ago
Try literally responding to the comment you are dismissing > what I was also doing - relentlessly recording and documenting their behavior and addition to protesting.
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2mo ago
My offline time is spent volunteering with asylum seekers. As an experiment, try actually caring about the people experiencing what you think of as meaningless online negativity.
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3mo ago
Maybe. Are LLMs white?
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3mo ago
It's just like working with engineers.
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3mo ago
I'm pretty sure the idea of the question "what harness did she use" was to ask the expert recounting this anecdote to include more detail, not suggest that he relay the question to his example friend.
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3mo ago
did she try saying "I want to make a webpage"? Even ChatGPT will just build, deploy and host a webpage for you with that request. I don't really understand what system she must have been using.
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3mo ago
Are you excluding all the people with disabilities or chronic illnesses or supporting children or parents or other dependents with disabilities?
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3mo ago
It's certainly the lowest tech piece of their announcements over the last day, as far as I can tell. https://github.blog/changelog/2026-07-28-npm-publish-time-ma...
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3mo ago
What you have is not considered health insurance so much as disaster insurance.
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3mo ago
I can’t think of any British or Australian or French personal ID number like this?
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3mo ago
That’s a nice thought, but who are the users who plan to write their own air traffic control tool?
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3mo ago
I have not just worked with but had code rejected by these people. “Don’t fix that bug, we are going to write an entire new structure that will make it irrelevant”, “don’t upgrade that library, we are going to rewrite our code to not use it
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3mo ago
I live near the proposed event. That’s my entire connection.
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3mo ago
Is this a joke about how Americans sue over everything?
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3mo ago
Someone tried to organize a street fair near me, did public outreach for months, and a week before the date a business owner a block away from the street fair contacted the city with a fake list of all the local businesses who said they had
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3mo ago
And your second attempt would get closed as a duplicate of your first attempt.
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3mo ago
So the answer to your question "why do you think altruism is common" is still what are you talking about ?
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3mo ago
This isn’t obvious at all. Editors can evaluate and improve the work of writers even without being bestselling novelists themselves. Richard Williams coached his girls to world championships without winning one himself. Roger Ebert never ev
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3mo ago
School districts per se isn’t the problem so long as you have enrolment catchments. Australia doesn’t have school districts for their public schools but there are definitely more and less attractive state schools and people definitely pay m
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3mo ago
What about a title marker similar to [1997]? It’s content that people may or may not be interested in but will react differently if they know this about it’s origin.
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3mo ago
And they are asking why it is so hard to get rational collective results, aka in your wording why is it so hard to get people to act altruistically . So the answer to your question “why do you think altruism is common* is still “what are y
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3mo ago
How did you get the idea they think anyone is being altruistic? Usually the complaint that people won’t vote in rational self interest is suggesting that people are voting based on irrational evaluations of their self interest: for the bene
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3mo ago
That would be neat to include
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3mo ago
Presumably it’s a known amount approximately matching what they do.
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3mo ago
The comment was saying it should not be legal to cause “an explosion rattle your windows”, not just endangering the structure.
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3mo ago
Ohh delaying the other exams. I somehow read it as delaying the other students .
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