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by tekla 1y ago
Because revoking a license doesn't stop someone from driving, and seizing the car doesn't stop a person from driving someone elses car. Also, since we live in a card dependent world, you can argue that taking away someones car is
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by tekla 1y ago
Because it looks like the Death Star.
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by tekla 1y ago
Kids will return to imagining Sonic running along the car
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by tekla 1y ago
Go get a degree in something useful.
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by tekla 1y ago
If people understood that the last 200 years of science has shown that we are still utterly ignorant about the underpinnings of the universe, they might accept it better. But we are not very well educated so yeah, they will doubt it for no
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by tekla 1y ago
99% of the evidence points to dark matter being a real thing. And yes, many many phds have thought of the "what if we're just completely wrong" aspect. It's not interesting
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by tekla 1y ago
Hey I'm sure a bunch of Youtube videos from Collier and Sabine makes you an expert in the field of physics because they make you feel smart.
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by tekla 1y ago
Funnily enough, once you get decent enough I have a hard time eating after doing cardio. I need to force myself to eat something that isn't just a gatorade because my body is too busy recovering to spare any blood for my gut.
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by tekla 1y ago
It's very easy to fast for a few days once you get used to it. Your hunger is food addiction, not your body actually needing those calories.
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by tekla 1y ago
Its because people treat it as a DIET and not THE NEW NORMAL. When you stop a diet, you go back to eating shit. The new normal just keeps you at the same place because you get used to the fact that you don't need to eat breakfast, and
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by tekla 1y ago
So? That doesn't disprove the premise of CI/CO. CI/CO is the notion that humans exist in the physical world and thus obey the laws of thermodynamics.
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by tekla 1y ago
Why is it that people claim the laws of thermodynamics do not apply to humans?
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by tekla 2y ago
She didn't win a Nobel prize because she was dead.
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by tekla 2y ago
If you do absolutely nothing but have a single salary job, taxes take about 5 minutes. I do more than that which is I hire an accountant because the govt does not know everything about me.
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by tekla 2y ago
It is not a crime to make a mistake. Who the hell is telling you this?
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by tekla 2y ago
This kind of take is only true if you haven't given the tax system any thought at all and just want to dunk on the IRS to get upvotes The govt only has an idea of what you might owe from "official" information (W2s), Since we
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by tekla 2y ago
I've been audited twice by the IRS due to me being young and stupid, but yeah I just read the mail, followed the directions, and everything was perfectly professional and not scary at all.
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by tekla 2y ago
Artists
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by tekla 2y ago
Wait, do you also think Biden won because of voter fraud?
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by tekla 2y ago
And yet he still won
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by tekla 2y ago
74,749,891 v 77,168,458 for Trump. Last time I checked, thats winning the popular vote
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by tekla 2y ago
I wish to see the safety test of what happens when a blade breaks off and hits the passenger bay.
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by tekla 2y ago
Ok, lets go with this, because empathy is hard, and it seems that most here have not experienced working on complex projects. I've personally experienced this. We have a project to develop a new engine, its teklaover budget, very late,
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by tekla 2y ago
Maybe, but if you're never getting heated, the work doesn't matter in the first place.
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by tekla 2y ago
I find the heated discussions happen in teams where things actually matter. If arguments never get heated, its because everyone knows it doesn't matter in the first place and you can just get by with silently nodding.
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by tekla 2y ago
To save time I'm going to just link the other comment thread because its boring arguing against bad reading comprehension https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43656279#43656640
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by tekla 2y ago
Sales wasn't what the article was referring to if you take the context of literally the very first sentence of the article
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by tekla 2y ago
The article didn't say that. > The PS3 failed developers because it was an excessively heterogenous computer Most here are probably too young to realize the PS3 was supposed to be a flagship consumer device to show off the Cell proc
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by tekla 2y ago
Literally the exact opposite. Government cheese was created because due to subsidies, there was way too much milk that was going to be dumped into the nearest river until the Govt paid the farmers to convert it all to cheese and bought it a
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by tekla 2y ago
If a student is passing your classes while using AI, I'm sorry your class is a joke. Every class I sophomore on was open everything (except internet) and it still had a >50% failure rate.

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