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omosubi
4y ago
I miss the left that took Chomsky's "manufacturing consent" seriously
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omosubi
5y ago
Yeah anyone who thinks that Vancouver bike infrastructure is bad is delusional - it's not perfect but no city is (especially in north America) and you can get basically anywhere in the city on a safe side street
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omosubi
5y ago
I'd consider this off topic by hacker news guidelines https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html But because I can't resist, basically all of the most elite Americans have gone through Harvard or Yale at som
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omosubi
5y ago
That kid knows what's up
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omosubi
5y ago
Copy and paste, zoom that is standard for all applications
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omosubi
5y ago
Slightly tangential but I read this article recently on how deregulation and Reagan "created your childhood" - pretty interesting stuff. https://www.everything80spodcast.com/deregulation-and-advert...
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omosubi
5y ago
What does Android collect?
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omosubi
5y ago
"Apple has also promised that by 2023, its supply chain and product usage will become entirely carbon neutral." What does this mean exactly? It seems absurd to think that everything that apple does is in any way carbon neutral or
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omosubi
5y ago
Obviously I don't agree with the guy but I do think Russia invading Ukraine has woken up the west a bit in terms of human nature. Those in the chattering classes in the us tend to think (in my experience at least) that we can mold huma
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Ask HN: What recent art (last ~20 years) will be well known in 500 years?
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omosubi
5y ago
If you look at cars from their inception until about the 80s, most cars, even lower end models were aesthetically very pleasing. That's not true of most cars today. The ones you've cited are all luxury sedans and are rare to see o
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omosubi
5y ago
I totally agree with the point about all new cars looking completely ridiculous. I have never understood why there isn't a low cost automaker that has only the bare minimum - the style barely ever changes and looks decent, manual every
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omosubi
5y ago
Realize that so much climate change coverage (and coverage of most topics) is designed to instill as much fear as possible in you so that you click the link/watch the video/etc. If climate change coverage were honest (we'll s
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omosubi
5y ago
Is this necessary? The guy is trying to feed his family, not add another zero to his bank account. Would you want people to tell you the same thing if there was an economic collapse where you live? I hope people would extend the same courte
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omosubi
5y ago
I don't know where you live but it's astonishing to see how quickly people in the west criticize those fleeing war or economic collapse for minor comments or actions - do you think you would always say the right thing if you were
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omosubi
5y ago
I'd recommend reading the classics - Plato, Shakespeare, Dostoyevsky, Homer, etc. Reading enough classics will challenge your mind in many ways and give you broad historical and cultural understanding that will help you improve your th
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omosubi
5y ago
The articles I've seen about this say it's a significant move, but what exactly will it mean for Russia and its economy? Will it also impose costs on western economies? What exactly are those?
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omosubi
5y ago
In my experience, the more the word "community" is used the less of an actual community exists. I grew up in a fairly religious household and the religious community I was a part of growing up was the most tight knit group I have
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omosubi
5y ago
No
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5y ago
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Poll: Do you like your job?
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omosubi
5y ago
You can negotiate the terms of your contract or choose to work elsewhere - even if a lot of companies do this saying that they're forcing you is wrong
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omosubi
5y ago
Isn't that already protected? How would a union change this?
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omosubi
5y ago
This article probably violates HN's rules but confirms what plenty people have suspected since the Floyd riots: BLM is being used to enrich it's founders and provide cover for far worse actions by American/global elites: the
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omosubi
5y ago
If your ancestors have a line that was able to create you, clearly they were doing something right
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omosubi
5y ago
The best diet is the one eaten for 1000s of years by your ancestors
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omosubi
5y ago
Let's not run that experiment
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5y ago
I have been thinking about this a lot and though I'm not at all an expert it seems like people just assume the internet will always be accesible and exist forever no matter what happens to human civilization, which is obviously not the
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Ask HN: How should I find a wife?
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5y ago
Why would you have empathy for them? They have fought the vaccines for close to a year now and if they haven't gotten it they probably have a pretty good reason. Shouldn't the vaccine protect vaxxed people from everyone?? I seriou
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