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oska
4y ago
> One way to think of it is - you owe it to your audience to save them from worse educational experiences, and the only way to save them is to try to rank higher than these other more click-baity low-value videos. This is clear self-dece
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oska
4y ago
> Plus the total lack of principles around speech and just doing whatever Russia, India, or KSA wants? Twitter is most definitely not doing whatever Russia wants. It's markedly hostile to Russia and frequently removes "pro-Ru
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oska
4y ago
The comment was phrased as trenchant criticism of the Japanese on a matter that is strictly their own business, calling them racist & xenophobic and contrasting them to the USA who 'do immigration well'. Do this, be more like
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oska
4y ago
> No one talks about it People talk about it all the time, especially on toxic forums filled with foreigners opining about Japan like r/japan. There are many reasons why immigration is not the silver bullet you think it is (some o
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oska
4y ago
Probably contains some particles from the grindstone yes, but I wouldn't think in anywhere enough quantity to have a particularly deleterious effect on people's teeth
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oska
4y ago
> There is little to no way to deliberately make friends after age 30 This is absolute nonsense in my opinion and more importantly, in my experience
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oska
4y ago
To give a counterexample of one, I've never been a user of Facebook (never signed up to FB, IG or WA) but I absolutely loathe the company and its sociopathic behaviour under Zuckerberg. I hate everything the company represents. I take
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oska
4y ago
And he had another strategy for dealing with spam (verification of accounts). So I don't see your point.
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oska
4y ago
This interesting variation might explain why the Swedes so easily forgave the Norwegians for leaving (in 1905)
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oska
4y ago
> Enough that having to shut them down would neuter the department. You've just identified one very good reason that they shouldn't be dependent on a single, proprietary vendor. Really, I was surprised to find your original c
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4y ago
> You wouldn't get it for Polio specifically, but more to freshen up your Tetanus protection, which should be done every 10 years. There is now debate on whether there is a need to 'freshen' up (boost) tetanus protection,
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oska
4y ago
My understanding is that the deindustrialisation of the USA is largely a natural consequence of the 'exorbitant privilege' of having the world's global reserve currency (since Bretton Woods). This was identified as early as t
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oska
4y ago
> Maybe I view it as too easy because I learned it as a child. This is my experience with headstands. Never lost the ability to do them (gained as a child). I was surprised when they were treated as a big deal in yoga classes.
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oska
4y ago
GNU Backgammon https://www.gnu.org/software/gnubg/
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oska
4y ago
I would reverse this advice. See if you're fine with doing frequent walks before getting a (high energy) dog. Too many ppl get dogs and then don't properly walk them.
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oska
4y ago
Some of it is just maintaining physical awareness of how you are walking (which it sounds like you're already somewhat doing). But one actual tip I would give is to lead with your chest when you walk. Oh, and let your arms swing freely
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oska
4y ago
I'd argue that what you are doing is treadmilling, not walking. Maybe an analogous activity but different in some important ways too.
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oska
4y ago
I dislike coming across ppl on my walks who are loudly talking to someone on a phone whilst walking along. I find it bizarre behaviour.
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oska
4y ago
I don't mean to sound flippant but isn't what you are describing just OCD ?
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oska
5y ago
Your description of the account holder : > The owner of the account is a stalker attempting to extort his victim. Extortion is a criminal offense and stalking can also be one, depending on its severity. So that means you're the one
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oska
5y ago
One very obvious difference is that twitter does not purport to be a forum for any particular community or field of interest. So in that sense it's much more of a town square in that ppl can (or should be able to) tweet about anything.
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oska
5y ago
No-one is defending the owner of the account asking for more money in response to Elon asking them to take it down and offering some compensation. However, they didn't take the initiative to approach Elon first and ask for money for
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oska
5y ago
And I just pointed out to you that the movement of private planes is already far more public than the movement of private cars, and for good reasons. The account isn't (as far as I know, I've never looked at it) actually doing the
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oska
5y ago
Just to play Devil's Advocate, the account is only tracking the movement of Elon's jet, not Elon himself. I don't know if you can consider that 'stalking' when, different to a private car, the movement of private pl
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oska
5y ago
> it’s just the mass market caters to what the vast majority want All sorts of ways to dispute this assertion, the most easy probably just to point to the existence of the multi-trillion dollar advertising industry
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5y ago
> I think if the world had been on board with a zero covid policy and > I can work remotely and we have an income sufficient to rely on instacart and delivery for food. Quite obviously only a minority of the population shares your per
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oska
5y ago
This twitter thread was also submitted and discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31039827
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5y ago
This isn't the place for such a debate. There needs to be a proper legal inquiry into the massacre; not trial by media. I wasn't making any assertions of my own as to who was responsible; I was just pointing out that responsibilit
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oska
5y ago
This is a highly biased article. It makes assertions that are unproven and have been highly propagandised. > Since the Bucha massacre was made public There is no proof that the people killed in Bucha were killed by departing Russian troo
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oska
5y ago
I'd suggest instead that the submission should be changed to point to Elon's actual official offer statement: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/0001418091/000110465... We don't need
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