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moate
5y ago
As someone who works in medical publishing, you have no idea how infuriating posts like the one you were responding to make me. This is HN, a group I would expect to have above average understanding of statistics and statistical analysis an
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5y ago
I mean, the majority of stances on any message board/comments section boil down to that. Why would HN be magically different?
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5y ago
>>That was my first post in this thread - so I don’t know which previous one you’re referring to. Sorry, I had been referring to a specific person and the tone of your answer made it seem like you were them. Didn't think to check
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5y ago
The existence of a pure-consumer class (makes nothing, takes what they want/need) doesn't prevent a "productive society" from existing. If anything, is presupposes the existence of production (otherwise, where the hell a
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5y ago
>>Still, others would be perfectly content becoming characters from WALL-E. I don't know how to feel about those types yet. As someone who does know how to feel about those types, let me make a suggestion: Don't. That is to
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5y ago
Everyone has "that one thing" right? How many guys at parties have tried to seem interesting by telling everyone how overrated the Beatles are or how the MCU isn't really even movies when you think about it. goes back to hum
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5y ago
I'm sorry, you're take is that "Twitter takes must represent the actual desires of the people at Blizzard considering unionization"? Sir, I have some things to explain to you about the internet...
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5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Promiscuity#Gay_men_(homosexua... No, and I'm done with my seminar on why straight people should spend the time they were going to type their comment on "what gay people are like
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5y ago
Is it not true that I cited a study that shows that people who are more educated have less sex and therefor trips this hypothesis up?
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5y ago
Citation needed? I would love to see what controls are involved in this since my own personal research has shown "Misogynists love to blame women for their problems" pretty consistently.
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5y ago
Wouldn't they be distracted by, IDK, all the men they find attractive but frustratingly cannot be with because they're straight? Or the systemic oppression they face? I mean you're responding to a sociological study with a on
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5y ago
The Simon & Marcy episode is one of the saddest episodes of television, I cannot be convinced otherwise, and it may have ruined the Cheers theme song forever for me. Arguably my favorite TV series ever.
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5y ago
This is something I think a lot of people fail to understand about comedy: As long as it's funny, it's good. That's it. Doesn't matter how offensive, dirty, clean, esoteric, or even "obvious" the joke is. As lo
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5y ago
Unpopular Take: It doesn't.
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5y ago
It's such an uninspired version of Running Man/Battle Royale/Hunger Games/Hostile/Movie of your Choice from the Dystopian "Rich people watch poor people do bad stuff for their entertainment" genre. IDK, I
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5y ago
Shocking that the author is a self described "backend guy" with UI like that...
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moate
5y ago
What? Maybe certain specific bugs “I’m looking for a honey bee and having trouble finding one” but I have no shortage of bugs in/around my suburban home if you’re looking for bugs in general.
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5y ago
No, you're right, none of what you're talking about works like that. There was a traffic accident. There are a variety of "automated" driving features in modern cars: Auto-park, cruise control, auto-pilot. Any one of the
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5y ago
>>The same professor has already testified against the state when under control by the same government about the same issue (voting rights). Point of order: During the 2018 political cycle, there was not the same massive push by the p
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5y ago
Especially when the idea being pinched was checks notes a way to objectify women in a super gross way.
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5y ago
Or at the very least, age in reverse.
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5y ago
I can't imagine that a large, national organization like the ACLU or CPJ would want to dump tons of money into making this a massive national story should that happen... Someone about to experience the Streisand effect in FULL force.
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5y ago
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To many people, the overall system feels to be designed as a whole to extract wealth from the masses and funnel it upwards towards those already capable of funding their continued existence. To those people, the idea that "obtaining th
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5y ago
If I pay you less than what you need by 1000 dollars every month, but then raise your pay by 200 dollars, your pay "is at the highest ever level". Conversely, if I overpay you by 1000 dollars every month but make you take a 2 cent
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5y ago
I hated it and stopped after about 3 prompts/clicks
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5y ago
No, it's payment for goods and services. If you want to live in a stateless utopia, you don't get any of the benefits of the state. That's the social contract.
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5y ago
No it isn't. It's like Apple asking you if you want to keep paying for a service you voluntarily signed yourself up for. You can set your own calendar reminders about subscriptions you may not want in perpetuity, but it's ent
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5y ago
"Oh my God, Jerry? When you check your email, you go to AltaVista and type 'please go to yahoo.com'?"-Tom Haverford.
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5y ago
Nice contracts you have there SK Broadband, it would be a shame if your anti-consumer behaviors started to nullify their enforcability...
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