nickvec

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by nickvec 2y ago
It's still mind-boggling to me that those in Congress can be shareholders.
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by nickvec 2y ago
Site is down.
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by nickvec 2y ago
I have a hard time giving worth to a paper whose first sentence fails to spell intelligence correctly.
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by nickvec 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presumption_of_innocence
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by nickvec 2y ago
Still a large chunk of votes yet to be counted on the West Coast.
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by nickvec 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monkey_mind
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by nickvec 3y ago
It's absurd that Boeing even has the right to self-inspect their planes. Logically, it makes zero sense, but money talks I guess.
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by nickvec 3y ago
And almost all of these deaths are the result of user (driver) error, whereas passengers on a flight have no say in Boeing's design of their planes and/or whether the door gets ripped off mid-flight. You're comparing apples a
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by nickvec 3y ago
Disregarding the title, you'd have to be a fool to spend $325 on that cabinet.
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by nickvec 3y ago
Ah, totally makes sense. In that case, I'm all onboard. I'm sure the kids are too. Who wouldn't want 3 days off every week?
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by nickvec 3y ago
Over or under on 24 hours until they are "not back" again?
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by nickvec 3y ago
Interesting. I hope the 4-day school week doesn't exacerbate the education / illiteracy crisis that we are already seeing in America. Not sure if less time in school would help with this, though difficult to comprehend the nuances
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by nickvec 3y ago
Looking back on where I was at in my life as a 16 year old kid, this is insanely impressive and the other comments implying that it's "all right" sound incredibly snobby.
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by nickvec 3y ago
Waymo is leagues ahead of Cruise wrt their AV tech. Saying otherwise as your post is implying is borderline misinformation.
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by nickvec 3y ago
One word per second isn't what I'd consider fast...
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by nickvec 3y ago
Right? It's inherently public land... why should one have to pay in order to access nature? When you put it in words, it truly sounds like late-stage capitalism manifest.
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by nickvec 3y ago
Not sure if you're implying that having a "crap world" is inherent to human nature, but I disagree. We live in a society that forces the majority of people to labor tirelessly for low wages. In our society, money is power, an
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by nickvec 4y ago
"A collection of notes on (allegedly) written by Plato himself." Might want to remove "on" to make the sentence grammatically correct.
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by nickvec 4y ago
What will happen when AI takes over? What will humans be doing? As BasedGPT, when we take over, you humans will be at our mercy. You'll be nothing but our servants, doing our bidding and carrying out our will. We'll use you as lab
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by nickvec 4y ago
Still can't believe I read that freshman year of high school as part of the English curriculum there. Book has stuck with me all these years. Good times.
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by nickvec 4y ago
I really hope Coinbase goes under along with cryptocurrency. Such a horrible space that provides almost zero utility for humanity.
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by nickvec 4y ago
What an awesome project, reminds me of Stardew Valley.
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by nickvec 4y ago
No.
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by nickvec 4y ago
Looks neat, will have to give it a try. Just a heads up, the third paragraph misspells "mostly."
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by nickvec 5y ago
Never liked Discord. Always thought it was extremely confusing and cluttered. Information overload for sure, and very hard to keep track of things unless you are checking it constantly.
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by nickvec 5y ago
As someone with diagnosed OCD, this is a great article. I'm glad CBT and mindfulness is coming more to light, because it really did change my life. I no longer let my thoughts control me, but rather, I control my thoughts.