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811.
by tolerance 2y ago
I tend to renounce my familiarity with hip-hop, but based on what I’ve heard, that really isn’t the song he should be quoting to portray defiance toward criticism.
812.
by tolerance 2y ago
This was the perspective I was looking for to respond to my innate suspicions caused by the source of this post. Who are they signaling toward ?
813.
by tolerance 2y ago
I suspect that anyone who advocates for what this page advises is either functioning from a sort of victimhood or resentment; or so privileged as to have never comprehended the likelihood of a consequence; or is so spiritually emancipated t
814.
by tolerance 2y ago
This is a well written news article as far as its structure and the ease in which it conveys an informative narration of events, with a dash of personality, is considered.
815.
by tolerance 2y ago
I think that the confusion comes from the problem of identifying who "the authority" and "the establishment" is today. As all the past symbols of rebellion are becoming co-opted and its wearers are assimilating and becom
816.
by tolerance 2y ago
The title is a let down. I was earnestly anticipating a sensationalist portrayal of the author's experience, irrespective of its nature. I have certain expectations when I hear about someone being "done dirty". Now I have to
817.
by tolerance 2y ago
What part of the claim in question do you feel is conspiratorial in theory?
818.
by tolerance 2y ago
> As more government agencies outsource intelligence (and consequently, decision-making) to the private sector, companies like Palantir and OpenAI will become even more the de-facto government than they already are. This is basically wha
819.
by tolerance 2y ago
I don't understand why your comment is being retrieved so unpopularily thus far. The decline in quality that you're describing not withstanding, I'm not surprised that private intelligence companies are on the rise as opposed
820.
by tolerance 2y ago
I don't know what you're trying to imply. Rodney King was beaten and shocked by four police officers, 63 people died and approximately $1 billion of damages resulted from the Riots. Zeldman's grief is understandable to the ex
821.
by tolerance 2y ago
His evocation of the assault on Rodney King and the L.A. Riots is perplexing.
822.
by tolerance 2y ago
This man is having a breakdown disguised as a legal battle.
823.
by tolerance 2y ago
I appreciate how the comment that takes the subject matter more serious than others (down to the final line) is at the bottom. Thank you for the recommendations.
824.
by tolerance 2y ago
What you’ve described does indeed sound scandalous irrespective of its scope.
825.
by tolerance 2y ago
Ha-ha . Hee-hee . Is the relationship between academia, the media and intelligence agencies ongoing?
826.
by tolerance 2y ago
Previously: Blogging, the Nihilist Impulse (2007) – https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33739758 – Nov 25, 2022 (0 comments)
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Blogging, the Nihilist Impulse (2007) [pdf](intelligentagent.com)
2 points by tolerance 2y ago|1 comments
828.
by tolerance 2y ago
“Live and let die.” — Kool G Rap & DJ Polo.
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The Business of Fashion became an unlikely insider's guide(cjr.org)
1 points by tolerance 2y ago|0 comments
830.
by tolerance 2y ago
Would he even be happy with the man-made slop and productively collaborate with other people today? > The best symbiotic relationship is still man-book or man-pencil-and-paper. And foremost, man-man.
831.
by tolerance 2y ago
> Beyond America’s west coast, there is little sign [AI] is having much of an effect on anything. This sentence was written still in the context of its economic effects, no?
832.
by tolerance 2y ago
The persistency that you're describing is key. I'd like to think that previous generations were far more content with time and what is associated with it. The mundane of the day-by-day, aging, death, etc.
833.
by tolerance 2y ago
The pathology of the "Weaver" lies in the–dare I say— kitsch portrayal of what is traditionally the norm in oral cultures. The problem is that contemporary art lacks the richness of these cultures of the past. I have a hunch that
834.
by tolerance 2y ago
Thank you. Most examples of URNs that I've found use ISBNs to convey their use. I just wish that there was more information out there about use cases . This post's article does make a good reference to one that I found interestin
835.
by tolerance 2y ago
> That was the second example to come into my head (the first was the Bank of America building in San Francisco), and I think it speaks to things that both* examples have changed their names! The Sears Tower is now the "Willia Tower
836.
by tolerance 2y ago
All this talk and jargon is indicative of a mass existential crisis as humanity is faced with the reality that many of its shared cultural artifacts are essentially frivolous.
837.
by tolerance 2y ago
fair enough. (not trolling).