rc5150

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by rc5150 10mo ago
Dang even Hacker News is now rife with people making claims without providing contextual evidence. Back in my day, the onus was on the person making the claim to provide evidence. Anything else is just lazy.
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by rc5150 10mo ago
So you want to police what people do to get off? Bruh if I wanna get my kicks by choking myself out, the only victim is myself, and maybe the person that finds me if I take it too far.
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by rc5150 10mo ago
For you.
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by rc5150 11mo ago
It's the poor man's semi-colon, because a lot of folks never learned how to use it correctly. Now a lot of word processors automatically turn a double hyphen to the em-dash--and here we are.
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by rc5150 11mo ago
People who experience trauma can't have preferences. Got it.
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by rc5150 11mo ago
So apparently trauma isn't something that can inform preference?
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by rc5150 11mo ago
Easy there cowboy, this isn't a 'safe space' argument, this is an argument for preference. You are more than welcome to gallivant around while publicly nude, while others are more than welcome to prefer not to. That's re
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by rc5150 11mo ago
I'm sorry, what's the offending article here, calling them an American Conservative or a Christo-fascist?
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by rc5150 11mo ago
"do a little personal work if you're traumatized by exposed body parts." Ever considered that folks who maybe aren't so into it were, in fact, traumatized by someone with their exposed body parts?
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by rc5150 11mo ago
I'd like to be the first one to add a comment in agreement. Having had a high number of uncomfortable experiences in nude-allowed locker rooms, it's nice to know there are spots where I don't need to be subjected to it if I p
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by rc5150 11mo ago
Tell that to old Joe Dangly-sac using the hand air dryer to blow the water off his old sagging balls. I walked in on that the first time I ever used a public gym and that shit is seared into my memory--that was enough to turn me off of the
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by rc5150 11mo ago
Welcome to the club, it's like that in tech support, too.
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by rc5150 11mo ago
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by rc5150 11mo ago
"Yes, in an environment where power availability is ~fixed on short-to-medium time scales, adding a new large demand will increase prices." You just nullified your own point.
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by rc5150 11mo ago
If you're in a circle of people whose moods can be brought down because of a shared opinion, you're in a circle of prepubescent children who haven't learned to regulate their emotions like a grown up.
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by rc5150 11mo ago
This is the same logic that has parents buying games like GTA for their prepubescent children and being dumbfounded that the kids are exposed to violent images. While we can definitely point the blame at tech companies that manipulate algor
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by rc5150 1y ago
It would be interesting to see how long it takes for this measure to make it into Advanced Directive worksheets/forms. I'd also wager that this method will be unilaterally declined by men who also decline suppositories on account
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by rc5150 1y ago
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by rc5150 1y ago
A little tired of seeing young people introduce ideas starting with their age. Your age literally doesn't matter, it doesn't make you a brilliant developer. Your product should speak for itself. Furthermore, being a teenage develo
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by rc5150 1y ago
Do you really need additional clarification on why non-American citizen might choose not to travel to the US for literally any reason? If you do need examples, let me just gesture broadly to the entire US society.
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by rc5150 1y ago
The unfortunate part is that your first thought went to return on investment rather than the humanitarian angle, which I think is the common perspective; optics and money. Then there's the pessimists, like me, wondering how long it&#x2
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by rc5150 1y ago
I want this in literally every other emotion, except for anger, because there's already a site for that called reddit.com
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by rc5150 1y ago
It's that one person on the highway driving just a little too fast and a little too close to the person in front of them, then they tap on their brakes and it starts the chain reaction of 3 hours of bumper to bumper rush hour traffic.
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by rc5150 2y ago
Whoa! Didn't picture myself seeing a dev who worked on Abzu in the wild here on HN--I very much enjoyed that game, my thanks and high fives to your team for your work! I'm having a kid-in-the-tunnel-meeting-Mean-Joe-Green-in-the-c
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by rc5150 2y ago
I want one from Walton Goggins.
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by rc5150 2y ago
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by rc5150 2y ago
Scratch that, just had to complete the first game! For what it's worth, I was willing to contribute before the end of the first game. If that illustrates anything to you it's that you've got a winner on your hands :)
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by rc5150 2y ago
Ugh. thank you for posting this link, its going in my favorites for certain. Please link to where I can contribute!
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by rc5150 2y ago
For me it was Battleship Solitaire ( https://lukerissacher.com/battleships ), which I found via hackernews. For the first few weeks I played it every day at every opportunity, and since then I fire it up at least every couple
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by rc5150 2y ago
Why is everyone arguing about the semantics here? Why don't we just start a zoom call with the author and complain together?

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