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lynx23
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This is why I never attempted to find a programming job. I am the typical nerdy polyglot, having dabbled in a two-digit amount of programming languages. But I somehow always knew, if I had to do this 8 hours a day, for projects I am likel
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3y ago
I chuckled quite a bit when I realized Musk was buying Twitter to put an end to the totalitarian censorship practiced by the left. And unsurprisingly, Musk is now the big adversary.
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3y ago
> scammer presidential candidates who are all antivaxxers Uhu, borderline hysterical. What are you talking about, actually? Sounds like you have been confused by ongoing political wars...
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3y ago
Hmm, corporate crystal-balling coupled with remnants of activism... In my book, twitter was never useful and always a waste of time for non-journalist, however, people are still using it :-)
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3y ago
I once bought a pizza at a Pizzahut in Quito, Ecuador. I am pretty sure it tasted similar to the "first pizza"... I forget how the seasoning is called, but people in Ecuador put a strange herb on almost every food which I never
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3y ago
Nah, admin of course means rapist, didn't you know? WFH-advocates turning to "arguments" like your post is one reason why I oppose this new trend of entitlement. You people really think you are on top of the world and everyo
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3y ago
Sure, as a disabled person, I totally like it when abled-body people like you call me "ableist", that is so funny that I almost forget how shitty that move is. Yes, you didnt know, I know, but, keep disability out of your argumen
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3y ago
Thanks for taking the time to stand up to this kind of arguing. As a non-native speaker, I definitely dont have the stamina to enter a real discussion with this type of person.
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3y ago
How many people do you know? When WFH was mandated, I hated it. When the mandate was finally kicked, I loved going back to the office, and have spent almost every workday at the office, despite having the possibility to do 40% WFH if I wa
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3y ago
Great, as a person with a disability, I am used to patronizing people like you. Go ahead, and get lost.
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3y ago
Yes.
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3y ago
> reality ... experience ... obviously true ... silly And you seriously believe this condescending way of talking down to people is great? Your choice, your opinion. Maybe reality will catch up, maybe you will catch up with reality, ti
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3y ago
No, No, and No. Simply because I dont agree with language police, as a principle.
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3y ago
Fascinating. You dont know about the other side, but you seem to know how bad it is. Sorry, but if you dont know about it, dont talk about it. Yes, alcohol has pretty bad effects on certain people, but condemning every sort of social gat
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3y ago
Our local news has featured this already a week ago. It seems to be everywhere. Android Pandemic.
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3y ago
Sure, I am everything you'd like to hate. In a few years, every comment asking for personal accountability will be called "needlessly snarky and condescending". Until then, I don't give up pointing out the obvous, even
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3y ago
How bad must the cups actually be for this story to have any relevance at all? In the 40 years that I have been drinking tea and other drinks that go into a cup, I have never witnessed one breaking because of hot water, never.
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3y ago
If someone asks me a question, I give a clear answer, and they ask the same question again, I consider them rude and obnoxious. It feels like talking down to someone, not qanting to accept their answer. I hate that behaviour. Although,
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> Oh you can still observe this stance in the US these days That is why I wrote it is strange for an european to witness. I am aware we miss out on a lot of black-victim-culture over here. > You know, your personal or community econo
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3y ago
I spent way more then 5 minutes with Rastafari. This does not enable me to guess what your unsubstantiated claim is hinting at. What I found rather weird is that many are still riding the slavery-victim-train, which was sort of weird for
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3y ago
For me, it boils down to SEO spam. Gaming pagerank has led to many SEO spam blog sites ranking relatively high, but with a low signal/noise ratio. Often times, it is a lot faster to ask ChatGPT something, compared to wading through e
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3y ago
Drug dealers have figured this out long ago. Never get high on your own stuff... No surprise this is the same with tech.
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3y ago
Feels a lot like what happens with electronic music producers. There is a bunch of highly taltented sound designers out there, putting their hard work on BandCamp or whatever platform is friendly enough to make some bucks on. But almost
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3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law
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3y ago
Critizing "western decadence" is not a rightwing only phenomenon. I wonder why you frame it as such.
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Ahh, there you go. Reading the .ru TLD at the main page, first thing that came to my mind is "I wonder how long it takes until someone makes this political. And there you go. No surprises anymore in this day and age.
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3y ago
PR talk and political speech, I agree. I wouldn't call this fabricated shit "empathy" or "compassion", for both, you need a little more then a LLM fine-tuned by SV lefties. In fact, whenever ChatGPT tried to be em
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3y ago
Likely for the same reason why prescriptions are so popular. It is way easier to down a pill then to workout, changing your eating habits, or adjusting your lifestyle to allow for more sleep. Changing habits is hard, eating meds relativel
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3y ago
Oh my, Crowley on HN. What is next, Castaneda? von Dreien?
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You are assuming it is fine to swap authentification hardware for incompatible parts? I guess this is from the spirit of "right t repair". While I get the idea in princple, I still think going dark is the best option you have if
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