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by thunky 2y ago
I asked because I don't get those same suggestions, so it's likely YouTube knows you're interested. The suggestions I see are generally things I'm interested in.
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by thunky 2y ago
But did you watch them?
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by thunky 2y ago
Yeah, also reminds me of the Mahmoud Ahmadinejad "Wiped off the map" controversy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahmoud_Ahmadinejad_and_Israel...
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by thunky 2y ago
> people don't believe Israel has a right to exist. Israel was created in 1948. If that didn't happen and Israel didn't exist today, imagine how different things would be today for better or worse. Maybe the people you&#x2
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by thunky 2y ago
> On the basis that I have read and compared it myself for about two decades. And you can't give one example?
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by thunky 2y ago
My point was that removing code (not just reformatting it) without changing behavior is a gain, not a loss. Art is the opposite. That tells me that the code itself is not important; the task/instructions the code performs is the impor
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by thunky 2y ago
> I'll slightly disagree here because code needs to be read by a computer and by your human teammates. I still don't think that makes it art and this is why: art can't be simplified. Code can. Take that to it's extrem
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by thunky 2y ago
> My objection is to the idea that it's always a good thing If everyone doesn't follow the standards all the time then there are no standards. Code is not art, it's instructions. If you can't write instructions withou
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by thunky 2y ago
> I thought the consensus was that it only has a shitty reputation amongst non-owners. Unfortunately for Tesla non-owners are the potential buyers.
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by thunky 3y ago
> What challenges did you face with them and iPhone? - Difficulty typing on the tiny SE screen - Can't send text messages from the computer (no Messages on Chromebook) - Accidentally muting contacts all the time, so missing
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by thunky 3y ago
Not my experience. If they only use basic functions (phone, text, email) then Android/Pixel + Chromebook is the way to go imo. One login for everything, including YouTube + music family plan. If they screw up the Chromebook just fact
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by thunky 3y ago
Just bring a book.
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by thunky 3y ago
Don't forget entertainment news (CNN, Fox, etc) who play no small part in dividing/destabilizing the country.
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by thunky 3y ago
What about the people who never went to college because they couldn't afford it. They're the ones that are really getting left with nothing.
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by thunky 3y ago
And now: + govt debt relief
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by thunky 3y ago
I'm convinced that if police ticketed people for tailgating like they do for speeding it would save thousands of lives.
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by thunky 3y ago
I agree with all of that. But unless I'm misunderstanding, your previous comment was saying that more dead people leads more profits for companies, and I don't agree with that. > Being fired and being unable to find employment
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by thunky 3y ago
> Less people to employ, for the same or greater output equals more profits. Companies are under no obligation to employ people just because they exist, so they can already employ less people if they choose to. I don't see why anyon
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by thunky 3y ago
> she's always distracted by other things which doesn't happen in the office Ah yes, some people will use any excuse to get away from their family/kids. Before WFH these people were traveling to any meeting or conference t
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by thunky 3y ago
I was agreeing with you.
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by thunky 3y ago
By that definition I can retrofit a car to make it FSD with a cinder block.
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by thunky 3y ago
> my attention is only partly on the road I hope you don't hurt someone.
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by thunky 3y ago
I don't see why we have to stack people on top of eachother in overpriced cities in order for the economy to grow.
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by thunky 3y ago
> arbitrary restriction of supply as the primary source of housing costs Lack of supply only matters because of the excess demand. That's where the real issue is. But it's harder to fix the demand side, so we pretend that the
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by thunky 3y ago
Looks like you disagree with TFA.
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by thunky 3y ago
> Are you from 1950? First tv ad in 1941, first radio ad in 1922, first newspaper ad in 1704, first known written ad in 3000 bc.
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by thunky 3y ago
> The question is, can you buy a car from a different manufacturer? When it comes to cars, yes you can. You can, but why would you if you have no idea that your Apple purchase comes with all of these negative consequences? I would guess
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by thunky 3y ago
> Feedback like root comment What feedback? All I see is someone smelling their own farts.
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by thunky 3y ago
If it can't run on multiple cores, and a single core isn't enough to run it well, then I would say that the software stack is not quite capable.
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by thunky 3y ago
If a kid can play video games in school all day and still make grades, then there is something wrong with the school, not the student.

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