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seppin
7y ago
People are not robots, everything you read has been edited and formatted by someone with a bias. You need to recognize this and adjust for it. Straight up lying is a worse problem.
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7y ago
> also re: Yoga ... there's lots of Yoga practices that combine strength with flexibility... Yoga tends to pop up as something that has been proven to be beneficial for back pain while pretty much everything else is as good as place
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seppin
7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tall_poppy_syndrome
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seppin
7y ago
The whole @DHH vs VC's debate on work was so silly. If you have founder/ownership stake in a business, working crazy hours is worth it. If you don't, it's not. Simple.
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7y ago
Encryption. But then again most everything on the web is already encrypted so I honestly can't think of anything.
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7y ago
The problem is he had no authority to say that.
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7y ago
I see your point but you're reaching
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7y ago
I hate Apple marketing, their ads always annoy me. Great products tho
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seppin
7y ago
> WebOS card metaphor WebOS is now a smart TV OS
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7y ago
> The fashion was everything. The ipod mini with it's colors. The iconic dancing silloutte ad campaign, I actually bought different headphones because of that ad b/c I thought it was so stupid, but do go on.
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7y ago
> but fashion is absolutely part of this. I dont think it's fashion so much as not looking stupid. Airpods aren't cool, they just don't look bad.
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seppin
7y ago
I meant the first thing, physically holding someone in prison.
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seppin
7y ago
What you're talking about isn't really possible, however establishing trust is. And relying on 3rd parties for trust when you don't know someone is also possible.
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7y ago
I get downvoted for saying unpopular but true things here, and so are you. Which undercuts the quality of moderation argument you are making.
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7y ago
It's not cheating if everyone is doing it!
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7y ago
> Your theory is that babies are born with political views, or what? Actually, yes. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17380040-our-political-n...
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7y ago
> But what's the difference between a government setting the rules and a corporation deciding the rules? We can vote out a government, but we can't vote out a corporation. Governments can take away your freedom and life, corpor
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7y ago
Ah, so you are repeating the talking point that unless intel agencies role out all their evidence of what they say, completely burning sources and methods for future use, their claims (no matter how logical and rational) aren't valid.
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7y ago
> But that's how I read that article > Personally, I put a lot more trust in Wikileaks and Assange Yes, that's exactly what I said. You are openly admitting to believing things either with no evidence, or significant evidenc
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7y ago
Because the NSA does the large scale signals interception and they are a different agency than the CIA. Different buildings and everything.
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7y ago
If you actually read the link I gave you, it's the murder victims parents saying there was no suspicious circumstance in their son's murder, and bad actors are using it for their own destructive political narratives. Like you. Thi
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7y ago
> If you believe that Assange is a Russian agent, then sure, maybe it's not slam dunk He had a TV show on the Russian state propaganda network where he tore into Hillary Clinton all day. How much more gift-wrapped would you like his
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7y ago
> Seth Rich provided the emails to Wikileaks > You don't seem like a stupid person Don't give him that. He believes things with no evidence for personal reasons, that's what stupid people do.
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7y ago
> built on a suffering global south. If the so-called "global south" had the means to raise their standard of living on the backs of others, they'd do it in a heart beat. Don't think poor countries are in any way more
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7y ago
> You love your country and you show it by being proud of spying on the average American? It's really hard to not judge people harshly when they make such basic and stupid mistakes. CIA spies outside the US, or on foreigners in the
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7y ago
Russian military intelligence broke into DNC servers, stole emails, then gave them to a fake media cutout (wikileaks) to present in the most damaging way possible. So no, states are getting into this game.
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7y ago
Also faces squished or am I imagining that?
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7y ago
Oh that looks awful
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7y ago
The big difference is when you stop abusing things like Coffee or Alcohol, if you quit causal use of either one I can't imagine the difference for your body being that much.
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7y ago
> It's the new woke thing to downplay human intelligence in comparison to other species and AI. So you just argue against what you think someone else thinks, is that how this website works? Kinda the same as all the other ones, fran
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