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by lsmeducation 3y ago
Saudi Arabia
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
They work very hard to make sure all their product lines form a cohesive experience. It’s very different than GE simply (once? Still? Someone fact check me) owning NBC. Or Blackrock just owning a ton of real estate. The latter just owns shi
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
A spiritual one.
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
So what’s everyone thinking? Move to Vermont to close out our dying years in 70 degree weather?
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
You can spot the deliberateness when we go from the variable N to the other side saying !N, followed by !!N, and so on. I’d argue we’re well past the days of distinct alternative narratives around events.
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
Oh, I meant subjective in terms of your own perspective (informed by world view and life experiences). However you can fit the square pegs into your own round holes. Regardless, I suppose the bigger point I want to make is the truth for non
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
It feels like you just described war propaganda. Americans lie one way, the Russians the other. The better question is why are we in a war over current events (to your point over the news). Left propaganda and Right propaganda, for some inv
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
I’ll do you you one better, replace everything with “bullshit”. History is susceptible to narratives because anything that isn’t clear cut (slavery, holocaust, etc) is open to subjective interpretation. It’s the conspiracy theorists that ar
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
I just hate everybody if you need an anecdote that HNers don’t hate historians in particular.
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
You most likely consented to future changes to the ToS. It's kind of like their version of asking a Genie for infinite wishes as one of their three wishes.
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
The problem with TOS changes is they never provide a diff. They provide the entire TOS again, one that most people already skipped. I don’t think it’s fair to even provide a legal TOS that does not match your demographic. These things need
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
We need legislation that forces companies to prompt users with a ToS that’s no longer than 400 characters. The prompt should read “So, you cool with that brah?”, and the word “Accept” needs to be replaced with “Yeah sure why not”, and “No”
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
So you’re telling me that behind the curtain it’s probably just Oz deciding that those who like dog videos probably want to see more dog videos?
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
I think you're assuming magic where in fact there is considerable evidence of effort. I'm going to get a little reductionist here. What you said is no different than arguing for creationism (not ironic, we are discussing creatin
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
I personally don't believe a lot of remarkable art came out of any real healthy routines. I think these people were nutty when they made a lot of the stuff. I don't think they had a good sleep schedule or diet, I don't think
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
spent decades learning about cinema the hard way -- watching it, studying it, absorbing the logic/form of cinema. It is (and Pulp Fiction is) not a work of pure intuition; it's clearly a work of homage. So you think he took an a
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
I guess it's all perspective. I've always looked at exceptions as a base case.
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
The rules are given in the context of writing. I read it, most of it is generic. It’s almost as if the person knows there’s no real rules to the game, and humble enough to just give basic life advice. But I’ll concede, I don’t understand th
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
“Pace yourself” is a general rule that can be applied to anything in life. claim that you could work in blocks of multiple hours and never socialise with other writers and see the same results? Yep. There were some writers that were strai
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
Not “inspiration”, I am literally talking about pure intuition. I’m sure it’s one of the few things that’s provable with just anecdotes. You can have whatever ruleset you want, your ass ain’t making Reservoir Dogs or writing Old Man and the
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
I feel like most artists make their rules after the fact. The stuff comes from the sky, and it’s only afterward that you convince yourself you had something to do with it.
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
I think AWS ui would be better served using this. It would make sense.
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
I’ll go with the 30 year mark. Countries like Russia or China don’t get humbled in a loss (like Germany didn’t in WW1). Russia will negotiate some terms for Ukraine (or maintain perpetual war), but I believe it will become a military state
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
Lol, I’m sorry what? Has anyone heard of BitTorrent or piracy in general? You’re telling me AI models/data are too big? Someone utilize p2p for the love of god. Pretty sure there’s gigabytes of porn moving (freely) through the internet
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
Continuing your aside… Humans don’t become obsolete, we become bored. This tech will make us bored. When humans get too bored and need shit to stir up, we’ll start a war. Take US and China, global prosperity is not enough right? We need to
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
It’s less of a concern if you are in mid career. But someone should warn all these college kids that are going into comp sci. I don’t think this will be the kind of lucrative field they think it’s going to be over the course of a 40 year ca
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
Okay, think about it this way. This thing helps generate tons and tons of code. The more code people (or this thing) writes, the more shit there is to debug. More and more code, each calling each other means more and more insane bugs. We’r
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
Linux is wasn’t a business strategy either.
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
System failed a long time ago. No point in having this discussion. Adjust the prices, and stop marketing it as a future. At scale this has been a failure through and through. Shoutout out the ultimate technical school of all, MIT. How? Who
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by lsmeducation 3y ago
Okay, that’s a great point. So we’ll have to change the definition of “success” from whatever the definition these institutions have been using this whole time. Our government nearly tried to pass a $500 billion dollar refund for these univ

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