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   by pchangr 3y ago

   I think this was started in Twitter with people trying to circumvent getting “shadow banned” for mentioning Elon on a bad light
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   by pchangr 3y ago

   I’d argue that he has published 100+ academic papers on multiple sub-fields of psychology. Specifically on the “psychology of belief” so basically how believing “something” implies certain actions. The problem is p=>q doesn’t imply ~p =
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   by pchangr 3y ago

   Plato studied “philosophy” which at the time aimed to provide a full explanation to everything in life. Later in history knowledge got more and more specialized. As time goes by, being able to do meaningful contributions to various fields b
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   by pchangr 3y ago

   I know “Requiem for the American Dream” talks about it. Just keep in mind it’s written from a very us centric perspective
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   by pchangr 3y ago

   DuckDuckGo browser does this by default
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   Thoughtworks Technology Radar 29(thoughtworks.com)

   4 points by pchangr 3y ago|0 comments
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   by pchangr 3y ago

   Ohhhhh…. I was looking in the Safari documentation. Thank you! Didn’t know about this!
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   by pchangr 3y ago

   Do you have a link or something ? I couldn’t really find where you’d do that
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   by pchangr 3y ago

   Thunderbolt 3 has to give up to 15 watts of power delivery on copper cables, anything beyond that is out of scope for the standard.
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    by pchangr 3y ago

    http://archive.today/3Ju69
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    The ethical drug-dealers of Vancouver(economist.com)

    2 points by pchangr 3y ago|1 comments
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    by pchangr 3y ago

    I am not sure if you are aware of this. But Singapore has even housing policies designed to deter racial discrimination. I would be extremely surprised if race played any role here.
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    by pchangr 3y ago

    I don’t know the specifics of the US education system very well but my impression is that a free or very cheap university system like most of Europe works better for everyone. Both the UK and US have similar problems for very similar reason
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    by pchangr 3y ago

    http://archive.today/nFyOu
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    America’s Student Loans Were Never Going to Be Repaid(nytimes.com)

    10 points by pchangr 3y ago|12 comments
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    by pchangr 3y ago

    No intermediary (visa).
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    by pchangr 3y ago

    As much as I simpathize with you, his comments are a follow up to a comment complaining from the guest’s perspective. There are spaces to discuss Abnb problems from locals perspective but they would be on a different thread.
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    by pchangr 3y ago

    I write. It’s like having an internal monologue slowly repeating you whatever you’re thinking so it let’s the brain re-structure knowledge. It’s super helpful to force myself to pay attention. I rarely read what I wrote but because I did, t
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    by pchangr 3y ago

    They are not. They are required to inform and ask for the user’s consent to process their information. They have to provide a way to retract that consent at any time too. How they do it is mostly beyond the scope of the legislation. They h
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    by pchangr 3y ago

    Gestern bin ich mit dem Freund meiner Mutter, der in dem großen roten Haus im Tal des Berges wohnt, Fußball spielen gegangen. Literal translation: Yesterday, was I with the friend of my mother, who in the big red house on The Valley of the
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    by pchangr 3y ago

    I think you misunderstood what I was trying to say. My original point was that in Germany they are mandated to keep the lights on until I explicitly cancel the service regardless of wether I pay on time or not. I didn’t complain about them
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    by pchangr 3y ago

    But.. that’s not what happened. I was getting something I didn’t paid for .. that’s what I find dysfunctional. Because that means there’s a lot of extra effort in the country on getting unpaid services paid. My personal experience just adds
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    by pchangr 3y ago

    I find it hilarious because I find it extremely dysfunctional .. for everyone involved and yet… it’s true. I can tell you from personal experience… my partner somehow signed up for a stupid accounting online tool that we never used .. and w
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    by pchangr 3y ago

    That’s exactly how it works for providers in Germany… as a foreigner I find it hilarious. You do get back-charged on the extra costs, tho.
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    by pchangr 3y ago

    I think so, yes, they all get desensitized. Ever talked about death with a doctor?
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    by pchangr 3y ago

    Ah.. I see where you are coming from.. I think most of the time I just live in a state of passive denial. You might see it as naive .. I can just say it personally works for me. But I think people who believe in an afterlife might also find
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    by pchangr 3y ago

    I believe everyone ultimately does .. it’s like asking why people “settle”? Meaning IMHO ends up being more rewarding than fun
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    by pchangr 3y ago

    That was my exact feeling
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    by pchangr 3y ago

    I’ll copy a TLDR verbatim from stack overflow: „TL;DR: Rust is named after a fungus that is robust, distributed, and parallel. And, Graydon is a biology nerd.“ https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/27jvdt&#x2
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    by pchangr 3y ago

    I think that given the declining share of profit coming from windows, it wouldn’t be surprising for me if it just gets worse.