malfist

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   by malfist 9mo ago

   If your "friends" care enough about small stuff like that to cut you out of their conversations, they're not your friends.
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   by malfist 9mo ago

   You can trust billionaires, they always have your best interest in heart. After all, they're so wealthy they don't have to exploit you, unlike those grubby mom and pop operations that are desperate.
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   by malfist 9mo ago

   And that site never actually lists the manufacturer recommended torque either. It's just all slop to get eyeballs.
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   by malfist 9mo ago

   Please submit full body 3D scan for verification, otherwise discord will lock you to the "kids only" section and mock you mercilessly.
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   by malfist 9mo ago

   Never doubt they understand, there's just too much money to be made making the Torment Nexus
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   by malfist 9mo ago

   Remember when companies all forced us to buy smartphones? Or switch to search engines instead of books? Or when Amazon announced it was "react native first"?
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   by malfist 9mo ago

   > She's on the Cartel payroll > You can't be a simple mayor without cartel involvement in Mexico. I don't know what world you're living in, but this is absolutely not the case. Mexico is not a failed state, don&#x2
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   by malfist 9mo ago

   So you admit that AI isn't in every software, and yet somehow I'm the one in denial?
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   by malfist 9mo ago

   Claude create a clone of Hacker News, no mistakes. Must compile.
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    What part of Voyager I and Voyager II are "augmented with agentic development?" Surely if all software is augmented with agentic development now, our most important space probes have had their software augmented too, right? What a
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    Or it's just a logical continuation of "next quarter problem" thinking. You can lay off a lot of people, juice the number and everything will be fine....for a while. You may even be able to layoff half your people if you&#x27
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    I can't tell if this is a sarcastic response in bad taste, or if it's an authentic, if misguided, opinion.
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    For what it's worth, GLP-1s helped significantly with my IBS-D, and current research shows they're more effective and better tolerated than bile acid sequestrants. YMMV
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    I know you're getting a lot of "this worked for me" responses and I wanted to throw one more in. I used to have lower back problems all the time, but after following a strength training program for the olympic lifts with a pe
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    I totally missed your link earlier. You are correct here and I am wrong.
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    Take a look at this (facebook saying teens are top priority): https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cand.40... Heavily redacted document talking about the mass notifications: https://storage.c
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    One of the emails released from discovery already was about how Facebook deliberately trying to cultivate FOMO in teens, specifically sending mass notifications during school hours to make people not on facebook feel like they're being
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    I don't know where you're getting your numbers but according to OECD, the per capita spending in the US is 13k. That's public and private spending. I don't think your 12k per capita number is just public spending.
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    You are legally required to update those within 10 days of moving.
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    But that's mostly people/companies spending on health care, not as much the government (because that'd be socialism, apparently)
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    Most of the money in politics isn't direct contribution to candidates, it's PACs. PACs are just groups that do advocacy of some sort. Some do things like advise congress people on legislation they'd like passed, some run ads
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    Oh we spend that money, just on weapons or handouts to the welfare class known as the ultrawealthy.
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    N.I.N.A. (Nighttime Imaging 'N' Astronomy) is on bitbucket and it seems to be doing really well. Edit: Nevermind, looks like they migrated to github since the last time I contributed
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    Ah, so it was the "staffer" excuse.
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    It protects the investors so they can IPO
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    This is just the latest in a long trend of increasing spying on users. Why bother having to guess who your user is, or fingerprint a browser if you can just force them to show you their national ID? This is transparently about spying on peo
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    And yet, the population of Singapore isn't 79% male.
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    This is hogwash. It's incel and eugenic reasoning wrapped up all together. Not every smart person (or even most) are engineers, and of the ones that are they don't all move to tech hubs, and the ones that do not all of them can&#x
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    That certainly won't be used to violate someone's privacy.
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    by malfist 9mo ago

    Your scientific study does not support your claim (body keeps track of social status) and the other is a men's health magazine article. Hardly the cutting edge of science