somedude895

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by somedude895 2mo ago
What level of detail is invasive here though? How often and which items a customer has ordered and their predictions on future customer behaviour based on that data? I understand privacy concerns in many cases, especially when it comes to b
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by somedude895 3mo ago
> that the current admin thinks this is what secondary education is about Why should the taxpayer fund someone's liberal arts degree, or rather their professor's livelihood? You can think that they should, but that's a que
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by somedude895 3mo ago
All I wanted was to see a picture of a snail's tooth.
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by somedude895 3mo ago
People on HN don't understand what Germany's like these days. I know people who have been off work for over a year still getting paid quite handsomely, even though they're perfectly fit to work. There's been a lady in Be
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by somedude895 4mo ago
If it wasn‘t for the European Greens’ (partially oil lobby funded) anti-nuclear propaganda starting in the 60s, carbon emissions today would be much lower than they are.
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by somedude895 4mo ago
Meta and Google both are companies that got lucky and managed to carve out a quasi-Monopoly in their space. Sure, they did a lot of things right at first and provided a popular product, but for the past years/decades they've been
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by somedude895 4mo ago
Most industries or companies that have a brand or make something people are passionate about, get away with paying lower salaries since they'll attract workers who want to work specifically at that company or in that industry. Companie
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by somedude895 5mo ago
"If you don't like AI, you're a nazi."
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by somedude895 6mo ago
For anyone thinking negative prices is a good thing: It's not. It's a panic signal because there are no takers for an oversupply of energy, making the grid unstable.
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by somedude895 6mo ago
I thought this meant published online, but no they PRINTED that! Wow. How on earth does that hit shelves?? What's going on over there?
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by somedude895 6mo ago
> Culture can be changed. Over the course of a hundred or so years maybe. Culture is hard work.
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by somedude895 7mo ago
YouTube is absolutely flourishing when it comes to quality content. It‘s the only UGC platform I use anymore. Besides the only thing I consume on the internet at this point is the news and check HN once or twice a week.
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by somedude895 8mo ago
Not sure if you're just trying to be edgy, but hundreds of thousands of Cubans have fled to the US over the past few years. Not very many have gone the other way.
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by somedude895 11mo ago
You can already screw over former partners by simply saying that some sex was non-consensual.
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by somedude895 11mo ago
That's exactly what I want is for my car's battery to be drained overnight.
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by somedude895 11mo ago
I had a Samsung TV ten years ago. While watching Game of Thrones with friends, it overlayed an ad at the top of the screen recommending I play Fruit Ninja on my TV. I immediately disconnected it from my WiFi and have not bought a single oth
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by somedude895 1y ago
Settings > Accessibility > Audio & Visual > Background Sounds It's quite hidden in there but I think you can create shortcuts / quick access to it.
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by somedude895 1y ago
What's also often omitted is population growth resulting in more / larger buildings being built in any given place, so the same event in the same area from 50 years ago would result in much more damage in $ today.
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by somedude895 1y ago
Yes, pretty much every modern F1 driver started in karting.
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by somedude895 1y ago
It's fitting that solar installations are also very popular in third world countries where the government can't provide reliable / affordable power to their citizens. Godspeed, Germany.
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by somedude895 1y ago
Holy wow, where do you spend your time to arrive at that narrative? I read both right and left wing media to get a balanced view, but I haven't seen anyone that far off the deep end yet. The most reasonable actual fact from this whole
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by somedude895 1y ago
> governments aiding theocracies in mass murder puts a real "are we the bad guys?" kind of taste in your mouth. Agree, and I hope the Qatari people can see that too.
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by somedude895 1y ago
This is why I utterly detest media outlets who amplify those people by reporting on petty "shitstorms", giving them way more power than they deserve. Opinions on the internet are almost always extremely niche all things considered
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by somedude895 1y ago
Or you know, you could just not go there if you don't like the place rather than be a prick to people who work there and customers who like going there.
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by somedude895 1y ago
So if all your money is tied up in your company you have to sell part of your business in order to be allowed to leave the country and by the way thanks for creating all those jobs? Sounds slightly CCP to me.
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by somedude895 1y ago
You think kids will grow up to hate their parents because they weren't able to consume brainrot? They'll turn 18, open Tiktok for the first time and think wow our parents have been keeping this treasure from us all our childhood?
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by somedude895 1y ago
> Israel is systematically exterminating the Palestinians This would be the dumbest way to do this. It would take centuries to exterminate them at this rate. The genocide narrative makes no sense to any person with a brain.
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by somedude895 1y ago
Yeah but Twint is a piece of crap. Maybe Pix or Alipay are faster to use. But I agree, Apple Pay is pretty much perfect in terms of UX for in-store and especially for online payments.
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by somedude895 1y ago
The Soviets would have gone under without lend-lease from capitalist US. They've paid much more in blood for which they deserve all the respect in the world, but defeating the Nazis was a joint effort. It's really strange how some
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by somedude895 1y ago
Both are totalitarian ideologies which always have and continue to require the persecution of dissidents.

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