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I was hoping for more legitimate discussion on something tangible, but the majority of this thread is righteous indignation. Which, no one is saying you can't feel that way, but generally on HN things have a bit more substance. Seems l
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You mean hackernews, the site for people who make ridiculous incomes for working on menial digital products like social media? It's strange when people walk into a room and assume everyone else must think like them.
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This doesn't really mean much. I know people like to use this as 'see they're a shill'-- but does Elon really need to pay people in order to get into petty fights about him? This literally is completely inconsequential.
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I don't approve of minimum wage, but I'm still not going to be surprised when people pay minimum wage.
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Plenty of companies with the same owner contract with one another. It's extremely common. When they're in the same industry, we call it 'vertical integration'
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Personally, my philosophy is that drugs should be viewed as tools. Now I don't recommend this to anyone else because there are a lot of negatives. Encouraging people to find their solutions in chemicals can be dangerous. For a non-triv
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>Is the treatment, on net and relative to other possible strategies, going to be a positive impact on this person? If yes, then whether they have apparent Disorder X (a figment of imagination) versus actual Disorder X (which is itself al
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To play a devils advocate for a second >I have had several friends who died young without living their lives while they could. What does it matter though? To the secular, when you're gone you're gone. What does it matter what y
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The best piece of advice I received was 'slow and steady wins the race'. It's something I heard a 1000 times before and 1000 times after, and it never meant that much to me. When I heard it, though, at just the right time and
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As much as I wish FOSS could conquer all, honestly the number of users on twitter alone would convince a lot of people to migrate back
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India is right below replacement levels and China is well below. I find it interesting that Americans are currently consuming that many resources-- it would seem to me it's unsustainable if everyone can't do it.
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Many people have noted his behavior seems very similar to someone in a manic episode. While this isn't bulletproof evidence and shouldn't be taken as such, I think it's worth something. There's definitely something off a
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That's mostly hygiene. Bad hygiene is why cities are often associated with disease-- cities are often full of unhygienic practices that allow bacteria and virii to fester. They still didn't understand seizures, or cancer-- ie they
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His hair didn't become incredibly greasy and knotted over time? I feel like my hair would be the biggest problem. Skin usually adapts pretty quickly
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Yeah that seems like a strange choice. Why not just keep it in and let people figure out eventually that they just don't know how boats work?
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We thought the future was gonna look like a movie, or something like The Jetsons. The future like actually much more mundane, and predictable. It's curved tv screens and smaller phones. That's kind of cool, but nothing special. I
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Intermittent fasting can help. You can also try to go light on carbs and heavy on fat and protein. That after-meal tiredness is caused by a spike is blood sugar from digesting carbs
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I see. Still an issue, but good to know
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Just thought this was interesting. I didn't realize Google was actively purging files for 'hate speech' like this. It's a worrying precedent, I imagine there's a lot of useful stuff on people's databases that c
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Google is trying to remove [Kanye West] interview from people’s Google Drive
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In America, Black people as a whole are a distinct cultural group with their own foods, words, holidays, mannerisms, and media. The are in the special case where they don't identify with their ancestral lands because all culture pertai
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We almost did. And while I didn't agree with the man that did that on most other issues, this was one issue he was right on. Unfortunately at that point there was a knee-jerk reaction to everything he did and the ban was successfully s
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I'm also an 'ambivert'. I'll have some months where I keep making clever little jokes during conversations that come out of nowhere, sometimes that even impress me. And then there are other months where I can't be h
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Yep. Making this environment fully interactive would be an entirely new task to accomplish. The game only allows you to stick to the script, which for CoD is appropriate. But developing a MMORPG like a Skyrim, where the environment is meant
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People say that until they need charity to survive.
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>Its not like the field of theology is doing any better at it. Again, there are countless religions besides Christianity. I doubt you really polled muslims, jews, hindus, sikhs, taoists, etc on their experience with social media. I think
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That's like torture. That's awful.
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People have been through it and later recovered enough functionality to write books about their experience. Surprisingly, they report feeling pretty normal and even hopeful for the most part. Most people, when hearing about this, imagine it
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Why are people afraid of these sociopath types? I'm new to the corporate world, but it's not like they're going to just randomly attack you right?
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What kind of receipts are there that people would believe? "This guy said he works for elon musk and he paid me $2000 to go on reddit and call people pedophiles, just look at this zelle email!" wouldn't go very far.
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