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by sdfsdfsd3443f 3mo ago
You all know this is the answer. In fact you will do this and then post it on Show HN proudly.
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by sdfsdfsd3443f 3mo ago
We are in the 80s smoking phase. It's still all OK and it's normalized. We're seeing the first blips of trouble on the horizon. In, say, about a decade this tech bullshit will be regarded as the relentless toxic insanity that
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by sdfsdfsd3443f 3mo ago
You could and when you would end up in the hospital your parents would have gotten a visit by people with sticks. You can let your kid play in traffic. You can let your kid run around with knives. Sure, but when shit hits the fan you'l
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by sdfsdfsd3443f 3mo ago
We need to calibrate the incentives. Parents can be held accountable for neglect and abuse. Giving your kids phones and letting them use it without supervision is abuse. Enforce it. Denormalize this bullshit. I have knives in my kitchen. Do
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by sdfsdfsd3443f 3mo ago
I think he questioned the wisdom of isolating yourself from "people" in general. On a related note I would like to add that social activity of any online kind is completely useless and can be get rid of immediately and without any
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by sdfsdfsd3443f 3mo ago
Unrelated, but you remind me of how absolutely useless ad technology is. The literal second I cross the border into Spain on holiday all I see is completely Spanish ads for stuff I never heard of and aren't even appropriate for my gend
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by sdfsdfsd3443f 3mo ago
People make problems where there are none. Parents all around me are giving smartphones to their eight year olds without supervision. I have kids and no amount of bullshit is going to convince me this is necessary for social interaction of