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tedajax
7y ago
To echo this sentiment, I probably only attended ~45% of my classes throughout all of college. With some notable exceptions the classroom experience was pretty poor and all of the information and resources were readily available on the inte
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7y ago
Reduced reliance on personal transportation through extensive, frequent, reliable, and cheap/free public transport.
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7y ago
Don't want to live with other people but very happy in a much smaller home than 4 bedrooms.
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7y ago
It seems like Terry Pratchett was on to something with "headology"
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7y ago
I mean only if you like working in web front-end land and I'd rather never use a computer again than do that.
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7y ago
Literally nothing in this article seems like something that will actually come to pass. It's like a bad Black Mirror fanfic.
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7y ago
I'm always prepared for but ultimately annoyed by HN's take on stuff like this. I legitimately get angrier reading this shitty site more than just about anything else. I wish whatever dopamine hit I got from reading this place wou
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7y ago
Sweating in a VR headset for 8 hours a day sounds great doesn't it?
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8y ago
I worked in mobile gaming at one point and the real "beyond the pale" moment was when I came in to work and one of our designers was reading a book titled something along the lines of "The Science of Addiction". Noped ou
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8y ago
Good
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8y ago
I'm really struggling to imagine a world in which this is preferable. Produce is the obvious example but it's much easier to consider what all I'm purchasing and what else I need to get when I can just look in my cart at wha
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8y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure gpedit.msc is not available in the Home edition.
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8y ago
No, just no.
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8y ago
Or like, federal funding for public schools instead of this property tax funding which basically means the only good public schools are in affluent areas. Privatization ruins lots more than just healthcare and law enforcement.
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8y ago
> Bitcoin largely was born as a response to financial crisis that nearly wiped out worldwide financial system 10 years ago. I'm by no means an expert here but this seems... very not true.
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8y ago
Whoo another streaming service that will be bad
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8y ago
Sorry to me this is the easiest decision on the planet. Free access to laws. I don't care about the bad business model of a company charging for something that shouldn't be charged for.
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8y ago
I've always found the five perfect solids kind of interesting for that reason. Seems so weird for the set to be so finite.
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8y ago
Suggesting there aren't malicious forces actively pushing for their bottom line over say, structural changes that would improve healthcare for everyone is really really dumb. Sometimes there really are just evil greedy people being bad
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8y ago
If you're so apathetic as to be actively harmful that's still malicious. Also, as they are actively looking to increase profits, I can't possibly see how this is "apathetic". Quit making excuses for garbage people.
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8y ago
Yes you misread
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8y ago
Yeah this is one of those oft repeated pieces of advice that has never made sense to me. It's always worded such that it sounds like the effects of any sleep deprivation ever are permanent.
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8y ago
Umm, support staff exist largely for this exact reason. In college I worked in IT support for the CS professors and would setup whatever services a lab needed.
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9y ago
There's something endlessly entertaining about the juxtaposition of a life or death situation and still not telling him outright just to maintain the suspense.
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9y ago
Looks like it got hugged to death.
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9y ago
This is a very Ron Swanson style answer that I approve of.
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9y ago
IMO I'm only eating lunch there because I have to work there. My lunch time is work time.
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9y ago
That's 1 hour too long.
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9y ago
As a millennial the one thing I hope I can maintain going forward is a healthy respect for the new, young and different. Watching every new form of media get scrutinized by clueless old people has been endlessly frustrating.
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9y ago
Oddly The Book of Ruth and the word "gleaning" are some of my most vivid memories from high school English.
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