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by vinyl7 2y ago
Career over family
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by vinyl7 2y ago
Testosterone gets converted into DHT, and DHT causes male pattern baldness. Maybe younger males don't convert as much testosterone into DHT as older guys do
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by vinyl7 2y ago
Here in southern california, it really seems like 50% of the cars on the road are Teslas. I can imagine that California is probably the main demographic. I wonder if they are reaching market saturation
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by vinyl7 2y ago
That just means that most humans are now obsolete and the government and corporations have no need to keep us around
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by vinyl7 2y ago
The real question is how are they finding housing for less than $500 a month?
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The Death of the Web(garry.net)
8 points by vinyl7 2y ago|1 comments
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by vinyl7 2y ago
FOMO vs investing in actually viable/valuable products
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by vinyl7 2y ago
They're not real positions
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by vinyl7 2y ago
Then they'll enable it by default once people forget
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by vinyl7 2y ago
After WW2, the US was the manufacturing superpower of the world, and it made the US very wealthy. China has since taken that spot, and the US didn't have any major play in the global economy. Starting with Obama, the US started investi
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by vinyl7 2y ago
Another part of this is that companies are in competition with each other. If company A reduces their workweek/hours but their competitor does not, then that might lead to them falling behind. It could be the difference between company
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by vinyl7 2y ago
IMO, I think blaming social media is an easy-out to explain things. The reality is that we live in a brainwashed no-trust society full of greedy monopolistic corporations and an utterly dysfunctional government who has zero desire to addres
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by vinyl7 2y ago
I am wondering how much of these layoffs are due to actual need by the business to cut costs, or if companies are doing this as a way to get the fed to relent on the interest rates. That's my suspicion as companies are still making dec
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by vinyl7 2y ago
Interest doesn't increase inflation
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by vinyl7 2y ago
Can, but wont
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by vinyl7 2y ago
LLVM is overly complex for what it does
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by vinyl7 2y ago
I don't know what happened but its like all the regulators disappeared and its just anarchy in corporate america
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by vinyl7 3y ago
I don't think this is entirely true. I think a non-insignificant portions of OSS is OSS because they want people to help build the project (for free)
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by vinyl7 3y ago
Less enforcement and reporting
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by vinyl7 3y ago
That's because it's mostly virtue signalling rather than actually wanting to help the environment
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by vinyl7 3y ago
I remember taking college classes where one had an online test. I typed in the correct answer, however because I formatted it differently than what the test expected...I failed the question. How many times have we seen these chat AIs give w
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by vinyl7 3y ago
Maybe part of the problem is that people aren't having grandchildren anymore.
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by vinyl7 3y ago
We are in a infinite growth economy. Numbers must go up 20% year over year otherwise your business is failed and you should just file for bankruptcy. Gotta squeeze as much wealth out of the market regardless of everything else. Short term
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by vinyl7 3y ago
Back in the olden days, players could run their own server. The only thing the company needed to run was a tiny box that curated a list of running servers. The main issue is that everything is now a complex cloud live service such that ther
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by vinyl7 3y ago
Tesla has been doing self driving tech for far longer than anyone else in the space, and they're not near perfect. But really it comes down to public perception right? I think it would only take a couple of big issues to make the publ
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by vinyl7 3y ago
Until they start causing a bunch of problems like the Cruise taxis
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by vinyl7 3y ago
It's easier for congress to rat-hole over already solved issues than it is to work to solve actual issues. It's been this way for decades now and it's exhausting. We need to find a way to solve this failure in the incentives
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by vinyl7 3y ago
I'm not sure I understand the whole no money down thing. If you put less money down, then that means that the monthly payment is higher? That's really what's making homes unaffordable. If you can't put 10-20% down or wha
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by vinyl7 3y ago
We thought that building tech/computers would reduce the number of hours we had to work per week. That didn't happe. AI won't do anything to make our lives better at best, at worst it makes humans unneeded cattle to be culled
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by vinyl7 3y ago
The economy is melting down, but nobody is saying it out loud.

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