xkcd1963

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by xkcd1963 3y ago
"Customers who owned a Rabbit phone were given a refund" wooow. Imagine something like that nowadays. Companies that actually have a backbone
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
I'm in a similar situation. But I decided its anyway silly how disproportionate wealth distributes. I buy properties now and allow a zero-sum rent for my tenants.
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
Now make it downvote comments from people that have low ranking. oh wait..
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
eye roll I tell you, the amount of hype nowaydays is shameful display of rational thought
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
Because we can't trust our politicians and "experts" and "professionals"
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
Add a pinch of passive agressiveness and I can guarantee you hackernews will love and use this
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How real are real numbers? (2004) [pdf](arxiv.org)
2 points by xkcd1963 3y ago|1 comments
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
We discuss mathematical and physical arguments against continuity and in favor of discreteness, with particular emphasis on the ideas of Emile Borel (1871–1956).
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
"Any time you see two entities of similar size fight" The EU and apple are certainly not of similar size. EU represents one sixth of the global economy (20 trillion) apple with 230 billion is a tiny insect in comparsion.
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Dallol(en.wikipedia.org)
265 points by xkcd1963 3y ago|30 comments
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
That is a great comment.
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
Depending on the country.
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
Yes, Gary should probably move to another country with less US presence and just stop paying Nitendo.
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
OP says not to put companies that you “co-founded” that lived for less than a year on your resume OP has a todo app in his list of projects
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
There has always been violence, its just that with internet and a gazillion of cameras everything becomes more visible
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Further revolutionize the famous Boring Company Loop system [video](youtube.com)
2 points by xkcd1963 3y ago|0 comments
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
It only plays into the hands of the regime, since their rhetoric is that west wants to eradicate them. You are making ordinary people suffer. Also, it is very difficult to get rid of a regime.
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
1 and 3 is the same, if 4 then add 5) assume what devs say is actually what they want or need
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
Legal gas chambers xd Swiss are Germans on asteroids. Joke aside, I think it's important to explore the allowance of exits for people that want to end their lives, but at the same time I understand if people are concerned if easy suici
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
That is bad news for humanity.
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
The typical hackernews opens hackernews while in the toilet searching for comments to downvote because of saltiness
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
2023 (7 social, 3 culture, 1 feminism) - Among the Spiritual Psychotics => social - social - economy/social - social - culture - culture - social/feminism - social - social - culture - culture - personal story 2024 - feminism
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
So wait, 2023 is a list of some fancy topics hardly anyone knows but all topics of 2024 are related to sex and feminism?
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
Yea there is no surprise that those traumatized people will seek revenge in their later years I'd do the same. The cycle of violence continues
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gemini-ai.com(gemini-ai.com)
1 points by xkcd1963 3y ago|0 comments
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
You are expressing yourself as if legality is some sort of law of nature. We collectively decide which actions might bear consequences.
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
Companies are to blame because they are the ultimate decision makers. This is how responsibility works. If you kill someone, you'll be blamed for the murder, you won't be able to use "the circumstances lead me to it, I'm
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
Jeez the city is becoming ever more hostile to car drivers, and one is forced to go to the agglomeration because of the ever increasing rents. No thank you we don't need this green garbage.
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
Unless they team up of course
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by xkcd1963 3y ago
It is rediculous and makes me ask the obvious: - why has meta not asked before for consent?* - how did they pay their business until now? - why is it so expensive? *Information privacy doesn't count obviously

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