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x86x87
3y ago
I tend to agree. K8s makes a lot of sense if you are running your own bare metal servers at scale. If you are already using the cloud, maybe leverage abstraction already available in that context.
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x86x87
3y ago
Lol. Loyalty! Not sure if you are serious, but in case you are: your company is very very special. The disconnect comes between what market rate is and what actual pay is. If you want to hire people you must offer competitive pay.
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3y ago
normally I would agree with you, but the 20$/hr is required across the board for all fast food workers, correct? so, it's not like you get to choose how much you pay a worker (you may choose to have less workers for example but yo
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x86x87
3y ago
Why would anyone take a job at 11.70/hr when one at 20$/hour is available? This makes zero sense.
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x86x87
3y ago
Apparently they can. :) Life doesn't work this way though.
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3y ago
Well. Nobody used to believe this. If you subscribe to the idea that porn alters your perception of reality I don't see why you can extend it to: videogames alter your perception of reality.
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3y ago
nope. i can find cases where smiling is not beneficial. Eg: Lookup Angelman syndrome and tell me again how smiling is beneficial to parents that have a kid with this disease. What else do you have?
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3y ago
Find me one thing that has zero effects on you. Go ahead! I'll wait.
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3y ago
Hah. Anti-immigration but more or less on a path to ban abortions. I'll let you do the math and find the sinister reason behind why they are forcing the poorest people to reproduce.
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x86x87
3y ago
Nah. This does not work if the conditions the immigrants get are shittier than in their country of origin. Why would anyone move?
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x86x87
3y ago
@toomuchtodo I think we are saying the same thing. Were we differ maybe a bit I read this correctly in how much agency one individual can have and how hard it is to swim against the current.
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3y ago
> It is not that they are not interested in porn, they are just looking for a different type. amen to that. everyone has some sort of drive to reproduce that is hardwired into us.
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3y ago
you know, the same kind of discourse used to be applied around videogames. The claim was that they will turn kids into murderers. In reality: video games make you smarter and may even contribute to kids being more social. It's the perp
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3y ago
Can you find one example of an activity (outside porn) that is beneficial to all people?
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3y ago
Yes and the point is that words have meaning and various words are loaded and triggering. Whenever you are trying to measure change you need to control for all the things that are happening. I think framing it as "may change" is c
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3y ago
The range or the spectrum is there and implied for anything in life. The question is: if you take porn free sexual behavior and you overlap watching porn on top of it does the resulting spectrum differ? How do you control the effect porn ha
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3y ago
Hmmm. I think women are interested in sex as much as men are. Same goes for porn. It's something that's hardwired into every living thing.
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3y ago
This thought has crossed my mind. Different generation may experience things differently and the subjective experience of any individual cannot capture all pros and cons. That being said, I don't think rich people (eg Billie) can actua
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3y ago
I like your balanced approach here. Agree that humans are multifaceted, complex creatures.
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3y ago
I'm sorry, what? Choking someone without their consent? This is not porn, it's assault. Anal sex is not enjoyable? It is. And has been a thing for eons. In fact anal sex was a way to workaround getting pregnant before birth contro
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3y ago
I agree. No point in arguing with you. You start from a premise and after that that's it.
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3y ago
Ultimately everyone has to regulate their own expectations. If you're a woman and it's either prince charming or bust you're going to most likely end up alone. You decide what you want to do. If you're a man and expect w
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3y ago
Hard disagree. You probably start with the premise that there is a standard, normal behaviour and porn introduced deviations from it. It has not unless we are talking about really extrem, pathological cases.
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3y ago
There are things you can do. Usually given enough time you'll figure out what's going on and you'll adjust your expectations and manage to have mostly good interactions.
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3y ago
Porn has not distorted sexual behaviours. If anything it allowed people to experiment and not feel shame for wanting to experiment. Most sexual encounters out there are as vanilla as it gets. If you feel the need to compete with someone tha
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3y ago
Some may draw the conclusion that women have an easier time dating. They do not. They are competing for what they believe are "more desirable" men. Everyone loses. AI is dangerous here IMHO because it's going to disconnect pe
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3y ago
Lol. Save the planet? The planet is going to be fine. We need to save ourselves! How should we do this? Less people of course /s
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I can this the "tragedy of software development": the pyromaniacs are the firefighters.
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That's not crating though. Having the option to stay there only if it's desirable makes this just another part of the house.
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3y ago
> She warned mothers not to make their children social media influencers. “With the wisdom and knowledge I have now, if I could go back, I definitely wouldn’t do it,” she said. “I’ve been stupidly, naïvely, feeding a pack of monsters, an
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