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Are they the ones choosing first? I think it's completely the other way around. Consider the common Tinder/OkCupid situation where a man sends out hundreds of messages to only receive a few replies, while a woman has hundreds of m
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This isn't how it works in the real world at all, though. People want to optimize for their own pair, with no regard for "maximizing the sum of all compatibility scores." In other words, I don't care about anyone else&#x
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> Young man who has spent his entire life studying pro-system dogma and pro-system logic runs a blog and a newsletter where he writes optimistic, windy expositions on why what the government is doing is right, and gets paid by a multitud
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6y ago
Ironic, how you disparage the original comment by attacking him and his character through a comparison to reddit. Please attack the content of the comment rather than its tone. Using big words does not make your perspective more valid.
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6y ago
But not to me, I'm impervious to any disability or death, therefore everyone else should just suck it up
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6y ago
I find it funny that their website looks like a menu from Rome Total War.
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6y ago
I like my beard though, and I'm not bending over backwards to conform to some security agent's bigoted views. Fuck 'em. My mom called me frantically when I was in college once and told me to shave my beard because she didn&#x
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6y ago
Almost every browser has this feature...
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6y ago
Comparing working as a W2 employee doesn't really compare to working as a contractor. Getting to choose your own hours, the direction of your project, who you get to work with, etc. is far more valuable to me than a bit more money.
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If they're really concerned about privacy and security, their machine would be air-gapped and the web wouldn't even be available as an attack vector. What it really is though is a superiority complex fulfilling their need to be &q
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6y ago
And if you talk to Americans, many of their parents would not accept if they came out as gay. That doesn't mean human rights are not advancing in the US, it just means that the previous generations have a hard time letting go of their
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6y ago
Unequivocally yes, MS, Google, and Apple are all deeply unethical. This is proven in their business practices as well as their manufacturing practices. The problem is we live in a society that values money over all else, including human suf
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6y ago
7-12 (5 hours sleep) 12-2 (2 hours chatting around fire) 2-5 (3 hours sleep) How are you doing the math here? I count 8 hours of sleep.
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6y ago
Then quit it with the lie that any person in the US has the same chance of success. It's obvious that the only thing that matters is who your parents are and how much money they have, let's accept it for what it is and stop praisi
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6y ago
Are you implying that racism/bigotry is a solved problem in your country (assuming it's not the US)?
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Also Best Buy sells "As seen on TV" products, which clearly indicate they can be purchased elsewhere. Apple wants their cut, and they're not taking no for an answer.
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6y ago
We're talking about someone getting something they don't deserve due to their birth alone. That kind of injustice doesn't last long in society without someone calling it out.
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> It should be disarmed and turned into a purely defensive force. Why not do this with all militaries? Why is your country (assuming it's not the US) special?
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How do we "fix" it? Neural implants to change what we desire?
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> Nevertheless, my counter is: why does "the web" try to recreate existing technologies and operating systems? Why not? Why is it so offensive to you? You know you can just ignore it and move on, right? You don't have to b
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6y ago
Because the police only exist to protect assets and asset holders. That's why they were established so don't be surprised when they don't protect and serve the people.
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6y ago
You know no-one is forcing you to play CS in your browser, right? Why is it so offensive to you that this exists and someone else is finding joy in playing it? Why does HN love to rag on web technologies so much?
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6y ago
Can you please point me to the comment in this thread that implies that "all incidents that involve different races can be blamed on racism?" Or are you just interjecting with a non-sequitur for no reason?
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There's a bit of reading material on this I would recommend you look into. Here's a good place to start: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/civil-disobedience/
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It's ok, from the figures it looks like we don't really need your respect. Continue ignoring the pain and fear that your fellow US citizens live in, and continue defending the actions of the stormtroopers who beat them to death in
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> At that point you’re aiding and abetting the actions of the small minority that are directly causing the damage and in doing so you can’t complain to be caught in the literal crossfire. By not showing up you're aiding and abetting
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You'd be shocked if you looked into how little (read: nothing) Obama did about police overreach and lack of oversight. Clinton, Bush, Obama, Trump... when it comes to police brutality they're all the same. This isn't a partis
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> There is no real objective reason to be altruistic. > stronger belief in God This is a bit conflicting, no?
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One that is very susceptible to bribery and threats. If you threaten a judge in the US, you're in for a world of hurt.
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I love seeing these opinions on HN, it means my job as a qualified JS dev is very, very secure. If you work at a place that has problems with npm deps, just understand that the problem is your team, not the ecosystem. Choose which tools you
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