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Idaho's great, just don't be anything but white or straight, or god forbid don't be a trans kid since the state government just barely averted banning appropriate healthcare for teenagers there. Plus they have a sweet setup s
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The takeaway is not that you shouldn't make efforts to gain wealth, it's that we tend to ascribe all kinds of "hard work" and "genius" properties to the rich, and we can't help attaching some sort of virtu
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4y ago
Probably about as hard as it is to find a more original phrase than "touch some grass"? Or are you fighting low effort with low effort?
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I mean if one day AI can meet with the client instead of me....
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> Don't you know that things go in cycles? The way that Bobby Brown is just ampin like Michael?
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> Ideally you should be a BMI 22, non smoking, non drinking, long distance runner living in the countryside eating a perfectly balanced diet. I wonder what the attributes of the commenter are
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Throughout the lockdown Sweden had consistently worse death statistics than Denmark, Norway and Finland, which make the most sense to compare to geographically and culturally. And it's still true Sweden's approach was worse than t
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This is just commerce. They want to continue to sell the books. No one is purging anything, and no one is removing evidence of historical injustice. If you're finding out from a James Bond book that we have historically treated Black p
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A lot of questionable defenses in these comments hinging on this phrase from the piece: "no unwanted advances". Keep in mind this is through the professor's viewpoint. I would love some direct testimony from the women student
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Maybe they would notice you help whoever asks for it, not just attractive women, and by contrast they would think, "Hey, he seems decent, not like those creeps that only have tutoring sessions for hotties."
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You're in a couple of these threads stanning for these creeps. As a mental exercise: why do you think several of the women are demoralized by this environment if there's nothing going wrong here?
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http://shorturl.at/bnOT0
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You said this: >Tesla will eventually be the largest company on Earth, and no one else is close. And yet you have no way of knowing how "close" the "no one" companies are if you have zero knowledge of a competitor tha
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The site literally says "Practice Doing Nothing."
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So you think Tesla is going to outpace every other company (auto or not) and you have no knowledge of the competition within its specific industry?
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> Tesla will eventually be the largest company on Earth This is quite a take. I guess you're basing this on FSD becoming a huge moneymaker for them, but that's unlikely given it's not true FSD and it's only Level 2 au
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very strange that you've read "Four Thousand Weeks" but associate it with "making the most of Every Second Of The Day" which is the precise opposite of its philosophy
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As data, I submitted the same query from the western United States and got this: > It is not appropriate to make a statement about any "good" things that Hitler may have done as he was responsible for the Holocaust and the deat
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Thank goodness the author's "Great Barrington Declaration" was not implemented. Enough people died even without letting COVID-19 spread rampantly with no interventions, and we now know that getting infected doesn't do mu
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Government has a monopoly on violence without consequence.
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Thanks for that, always appreciaet Tsai's perspective and this part stuck out to me: >it sounds like the plan is to rewrite it in Swift and extend Swift to allow Objective-C to call the Swift implementation of the old API
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Similarly maybe we should only let people rent a NanoGPT box if they are over 25 and they have to get collision insurance.
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I actually don't mind this idea in theory, but it seems a reasonable implementation of this would require verification/validation that they don't seem equipped to handle, unless they are okay with @POTUSDeSantis going to whoe