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the_cat_kittles
2y ago
machining and fabrication feels exciting and empowering, almost intoxicatingly so, when you first start. all the construction machinery, engineering, material science, logistics, it seems very important. it feels like you are definitely doi
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the_cat_kittles
2y ago
japanese diet is low on sugar, so your point is wrong
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the_cat_kittles
2y ago
stop lying about being rich. its cowardly and self defeating
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the_cat_kittles
2y ago
you have a lack of purpose, sorry buddy but finding one is a life's work. you'll never fully admit it even if you write blog posts like this, but you basically got fooled. happens to lots of people
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the_cat_kittles
2y ago
i think the big blind spot most research like this has is that they focus on the abstractions on music- "harmony" in particular. music becomes so much more interesting when you realize the practicalities of the instruments, coordi
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the_cat_kittles
2y ago
shades of grey and tradeoffs. gambling has a very clear and well studied negative effect on a small but sizeable percent of people and its not that great for everyone else. its my opinion were better off without it
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the_cat_kittles
2y ago
based on empirical data, yes, its a net negative for us
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the_cat_kittles
2y ago
ok. i believe you, but hope that your maybe a bit overly pessimistic
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the_cat_kittles
2y ago
isnt the difference that when you have an open dataset, you get many many more eyeballs, and some very passionate ones. and they can make it their hobby, unconstrained by day to day needs of a job. eh?
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the_cat_kittles
2y ago
never underestimate a nerd with moral high ground
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the_cat_kittles
2y ago
is it really so hard to look at a couple xpaths in chrome? insane that people actually use an llm when trying to do this for real. were headed where automakers are now- just put in idiot lights, no one knows how to work on any parts anymore
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2y ago
the "david brooks" of business strikes again. simple, digestible "wisdom" that goes down easy, but is ultimately self congratulatory and too general to be meaningful. reading these posts is exactly the "fake work&qu
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2y ago
i think the respect of your peers is one of the best rewards
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2y ago
on the flip side, improvised instrumental music (which has relatively no market or fame) is kind of the opposite- the top dogs basically stay there their whole life. but thats in terms of status, not money, which is mosty nonexistent.
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2y ago
it points out the inherrent bullshit to the current arrangement
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2y ago
i draw the line at people claiming to be experts in something they have only done for a year
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the_cat_kittles
3y ago
this mindset only makes sense when the mission of the company is noble and appreciated by the greater community. otherwise you are a fool for having this attitude
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the_cat_kittles
3y ago
i think it depends how you quantify it. seems like there are many other species that might have things worked out better than we do
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the_cat_kittles
3y ago
you said it doesnt work- so i pointed out it does in fact work, in the literal sense. if you were implying that it doesnt work economically, then its more complicated. look at some of the eu, they successfully recycle a lot more thanks to m
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3y ago
one big humblebrag
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3y ago
you absolutely can recycle some plastics. hdpe, ldpe, eps to name a few. doesnt mean they are good, or we should keep using them. but you are wrong in general
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the_cat_kittles
3y ago
unles you have decades of domain expertise, chances are you are going to fail at analysing music in a meaningful way. stop thinking you can just waltz into this subject
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the_cat_kittles
3y ago
so far hees made nothing but viral spyware but its all about to change!
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3y ago
im still thinking about this because its so fundamental. it applies in almost everything. think about how many times people have called professional athletes stupid or bad. it happens all the time because the mistakes are unambiguous. but t
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3y ago
youve very succinctly explained an incredibly frustrating reality. it really helps to understand it clearly like that
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3y ago
i have noticed i have a sleepless night every once and a while, maybe once a month, and i usually have been feeling bad emotionally leading up to it. and i do usually feel better the next day, despite expecting to feel bad from no sleep
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3y ago
im not saying you need to, im saying its the best way
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3y ago
any thoughts on evs as a missallocation of battery capacity when it should go to houses with solar arrays instead?
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3y ago
best way to like a genre is to try to play it yourself
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3y ago
i agree with no criminal penalties for drugs, but your justification seems ignorant of the negative externalities. i think a better justification is simply that the tradeoffs from legalization are worth it
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