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Aren't they kind of right? If you are a rich dude living in an airconditioned mansion even big climate changes won't affect you that while they can seriously ruin a poor farmer or cause a significant loss of bio diversity. If it g
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It's not volunteering if you are forced to do it.
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If James Bond is using a Sony because they paid the movie makers 200k$ it's a different thing than seeing some random dude use it himself.
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The clone would have to be significantly more captivating to get you to forget about the original farmville while taking less of your time.
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The pandemic showed that in a lot of countries government could just suspend basic human rights handing out house arrest to innocent people and get away with it. Didn't murder or rob nobody and was serving a a bigger "prison sente
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It's a travesty that's legal.
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3y ago
We can drive people and goods around without having a human waste his time driving stuff around. Not wasting money paying people to do stupid stuff is gigantic gain.
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Loot-box is gambling not subscriptions.
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Eliezer's objections are of a religious nature. He belives in creating an AI God but not creating the code according to his creed is heresy.
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Measuring happiness by asking people to rate if from 1-10 seems pretty questionable.
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> I don’t know if this has changed for younger generations, but a lot of people, particularly those in intellectual pursuits, suffer to one degree or another from thinking of themselves as a brain being carried around as a meat sack. The
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There are countries where the policy can beat up with impunity or let you off for minor infractions. In the past in the Ukraine they also took bribes at every opportunity.
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If you are using a niche/weird language like OCaml having a bunch of smart people work on porting useful things seems helpfull.
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3y ago
If you want something retro is seems a lot easier to just get someone who made a quality homebrew game to make you one rather than search for some generic Unity shop and have them make something good that looks sufficently retro.
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The story was written by Ted, who due to his shitty brain by "going North" he meant NOT rejecting technology and switching to being "hunter and gatherers" (which I practice would mean hunting only other humans and livi
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Most CTs aren't about asking questions but about providing often bullshit answers with no evidence. Being suspicious if things happened exactly the same official way is reasonable. CT "people" believe that some doubt about on
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Some of them seem to be outcasts who don't care about them being socially isolated and would love them to stay at home and play Atari games. Obviously stopping the kids from doom scrolling or watching netflix all day is crucial so they
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Introducing artificial scarcity will make something more desired.
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> I think I have benefited quite a bit from never ever having seen neither of my parents drink vodka (aside the traditional shot for the deceased at funerals). Seeing your parents get drunk while partying and feel embarassed for them act
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I would guess node.js apps can load a ton of code so the startup can be important too.
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Without the sites being JS heavy shouldn't everything be fast enough already?
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they will evolve into a subnautical race
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3y ago
Not in every manual job you are building something cool and tangible like a house.
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> I have always had the impression that maintaining an open source project is way more work than you get back from "the community" of users You get a ton of valuable work back from quality contributors. There is a vocal minorit
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Northgard is more of a City builder that an rts.
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The impact of blocking your site from the AI will be zero
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You can experience depression as being chronically super sad
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3y ago
Look into EPA fish oils for depression
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Because most mutations are negative animals are evolving towards evolving less.
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3y ago
You should eat only grass for a year and report back how you feel about this.
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