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xeromal
2y ago
I talked about this article with my wife a bit this morning and wanted to entertain some thoughts about the future. What are HN's thoughts on what happens when all populations start trending older and the use of immigrants to stop the
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xeromal
2y ago
You could substitute the word gentrify for globalization. I think the commentor just means that there's a cost when enough immigrants come to a place. I wouldn't call it ruined like they did but it definitely does cause change and
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xeromal
2y ago
Yeah, my wife and I always check out the local costco when visiting a city. I can't remember which one it was but I distinctly remember being surprised at all the asian-type foods at one. They had squid chips, sushi, boba, and all kind
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xeromal
2y ago
I've seen people drop off stained mattresses at Costco for return.
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xeromal
2y ago
I think they're moving that way with charging for Amazon music. They could just bundle Amazon music and smarthome features into a little package and probably get some sales
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xeromal
2y ago
I don't think people necessarily need it to taste identical. It just needs to not taste like ass.
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xeromal
2y ago
twitter is such a pain to follow at least for me.
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xeromal
2y ago
I'm not sure where it comes from just that it's a mildly humorous way of saying something completely failed. Never think it's rude to ask though! :)
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xeromal
2y ago
Tangent but this makes me feel sad at the customer service I lost when first republic went tits up. Ugh. They were just like this and the best customer service I've ever had with a bank
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xeromal
2y ago
Just like every security feature in the physical and digital worlds, security just inconveniences honest people and the cost to bypass reduces the amount of people who try. Eventually it becomes expensive to scrape reddit's data and mo
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xeromal
2y ago
Fitbod might do the trick. Thanks! The availability of equipment was a difficult thing for me to incorporate into a fitness program.
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xeromal
2y ago
I don't know anything about AI but there's one thing I want it to do for me. Program a full body exercise program long term based on the parameters I give it such as available equipment and past workout context goals. I haven'
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xeromal
2y ago
Every day is a good day to be alive whether the sun is shining or not. I'm with you. One quick look at history shows nothing is set in stone and it can always get worse.
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xeromal
2y ago
There's a time in every human's life where the rose tinted glasses wear off and the reality of human living hits you.
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xeromal
2y ago
They own the most fast chargers across America and since EVs are forming around the NACS standard, the country's entire new electric car market will be able to use their chargers.
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xeromal
2y ago
Lots of mammals do this too. I've walked up on a deer where it's so confused as to how you got close to it that it just stands there deciding what to do.
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xeromal
2y ago
It's not that. I was on a plane where a guy tried to break open the door to the outside mid flight and it takes a good 30-60 seconds for people to comprehend reality and make a decision. It's easy to judge from a screen but when a
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xeromal
2y ago
I have nothing to back this up but the reason I'm sensitive to ridicule as an initial reaction is that I believe it causes people to shy away and there's potential that they surround themselves with other ridiculed people and now
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xeromal
2y ago
Seems strange that ridicule should be your instinct rather than simple education
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xeromal
2y ago
Because a lot of people don't want everything resting on them. Takes a special kind of person. I know I ain't one. My dad owned his own business with a 100 employees and it was miserable growing up
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2y ago
A kid is anyone 40% younger than you
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xeromal
2y ago
I've watched several old debates and he's a killer debator even with his slip ups. He was anything but that in this recent one.
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xeromal
2y ago
If you play a video of Biden in 2004 or 2008 debates, you'll notice something has changed.
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xeromal
2y ago
Can you name a first world country that gives out 40% of the public sector jobs to veterans or their children?
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xeromal
2y ago
Cultural tendencies turned out to be a pendulum when we assume it was a linear progression.
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xeromal
2y ago
Thank you for the information. I'm sorry for you and your family. Are public jobs so numerous that a lot of people survive off of them?
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xeromal
2y ago
I don't think being an asshole precludes you from being a good speaker
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xeromal
2y ago
Yup, it's hard to fault the postal service when the game is rigged against them from congress.
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2y ago
I assume they are because they're broke
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2y ago
So I live in the SFV in socal where the area I live in is very flat but it's mountainous all around. One of the neat things is using a bunch of battery going up a mountain and then gaining 70% of the loss back going back down riding pu
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