tuesdaynight

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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
Why free? Just trying to understand how the monetization will work. From your comments, it didn't look like open source
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
> I don't believe this at all. Social mobility definitely existed. It was at least possible to educate oneself and rise in society. Maybe the effort required wasn't equal for everybody, but it sure as hell wasn't impossibl
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
The class consciousness from middle class lately has been funny to me. We always had poor people that were "permanent underclass" and middle class didn't care. They were not afraid of revolution or whatever we are afraid now.
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
I don't get it why your previous comment were flagged. I understood your question and tried to answer it without being political as well. Don't worry about it
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
If you have the time and are willing to do it, go check his Twitter profile. You can agree with him, but you will get it why some companies would avoid his products
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
Dang already explained that the flag system works automatically based on how many people flagged the post. The mods will remove the flag whenever gets to their attention. It is a system that suffers with the new wave of bots in online disco
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
Is that necessarily bad? I mean, aren't there studies showing that annual checkups don't make much difference in mortality or healthy longevity?
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
It's like sideloading. It's very hard to fight against the marketing budget of big tech
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
Funnily enough, I agree with both your points individually, but not both together. Your second point came to my attention in the last few years by a friend that has children and I started to be aware of how they are treated as a different c
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
I don't disagree with your point, but don't you think that the internet is a different thing? I mean, there's a reason for parents avoiding public pictures of their babies on Instagram. Specially nowadays, with AIs like Grok
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
I thought about doing that, but I decided not to. I'm just afraid of forgetting that people are different from these LLM tools. I'm afraid of considering people dumb or uninteresting because they don't sound as smart as Claud
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
I'm sorry, but I was taken aback when I clicked on the link and it was met with a real vídeo of a child. I was sure that it would be a Rick Rolling link or something. Aren't you afraid of exposing your daughter to a bunch of anony
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
If you are American, yes. If you live in a random country, and don't have personal relations with the USA, reading about Trump's actions will only give you anxiety (if you disagree with his positions, of course)
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
You are right, I'm sorry. My previous message was way over the tone
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
It is because RTO people would force WFH people to spend time (hours, in some case) commuting, spend money on lunch, and making the same salary. You are not wrong for that, but you can understand the reaction, at least, because you hated be
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
I'm surprised by how you need to answer that. I'm not sure if they are being obtuse, contrarian or defending their addiction (yes, I said it).
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
You are making valid points, but most people will spend their day reading about other places governments or presidential scandals. For 99% of people, knowing what Trump or whatever politician is doing does not change anything in your life.
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
Why do you believe that you will better prepared? How do you differentiate between "preparation" and doomscrolling?
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
I feel like your last paragraph could be said about any time in the last 10 years. That was my biggest wake-up call to stop following mainstream news. Whatever shows here or in my social circle are enough to be informed as much as needed (Y
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
It just depends on what are the most upvoted comments in HN. If they are bearish, you can be sure that you should be bullish in your investments. Meta was supposed to be broken as a business already, OpenAI and Anthropic would be failures a
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
Someday some politician will propose a law to require companies to maintain most part of their revenue in the city where it was acquired. I know that it will not necessarily be a good thing, but it doesn't matter
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by tuesdaynight 2mo ago
If you don't like the type of music that plays in that specific club, you won't understand the appeal. It's awesome to enjoy songs that you like with everyone singing and dancing together. I never used any drugs (including al
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by tuesdaynight 3mo ago
I like your comments and agree with a lot of your points, including parts of this one. That said, please don't go to this route. A lot of the doomerism comes from financial insecurity fears. Try to remember that a lot of people are sub
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by tuesdaynight 3mo ago
If the memory price don't go down anymore, we could say that we are already priced out.
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by tuesdaynight 3mo ago
I will say something that I made peace with: these are part of the new normal. This one is even light in front of everything else. Look at the supposed most richest person on Earth comments. And it will get worse. I'm seeing political
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by tuesdaynight 3mo ago
Maybe OP have some different objective instead of being coherent and understood here (I hope that is the case). That said, it really looks like a manic episode
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by tuesdaynight 3mo ago
> There is no win condition for citizens, either way they are pawns to a larger game than them. That's sadly correct. If you are not very rich or very influential, your position in these political things don't matter. Whenever
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by tuesdaynight 3mo ago
I understand exactly what you are talking about because I had both realizations myself: thinking that I have no time because of work and chores, and realizing that the phone is addictive because it gives an exit for my anxiety. I'm sti
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by tuesdaynight 3mo ago
I'm probably misunderstanding something, but if the overall population risk for myocarditis is bigger than 4/100,000, wouldn't that indicate that mRNA vaccinated people have a lower risk? The number I found for the global pop
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by tuesdaynight 4mo ago
Why increase? Are you saying that asymptomatic people don't have myocarditis risk?

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