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by yadaeno 4y ago
I have a family friend that owns gas stations. He always says that gas prices have a tendency to "take the elevator up and the stairs down". There doesn't have to be explicit collusion. People that have large amounts of capit
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by yadaeno 4y ago
I really wish there
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by yadaeno 4y ago
This is clearly irony. This article makes me curious about how good chatgpt would be at creating satire.
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by yadaeno 4y ago
The article is vague. Does this mean that the victim needs to go through a court case to have the content removed, or will Google need to provide a channel for removal. There is also no mention of satire.
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by yadaeno 4y ago
It should be a bannable offense. Allowing an easy path to farm karma will drive down the cost of astroturfing will ruin the integrity of the site.
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by yadaeno 4y ago
Banning is not pointless. Allowing an easy path for farming high karma accounts is a huge issue. It would basically lower the cost of Astroturfing
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by yadaeno 4y ago
Im sure we will start seeing reddit /twitter bots that reply to users that have high gpt confidence.
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by yadaeno 4y ago
You write very similar to chatGPT.
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by yadaeno 4y ago
The danger is sliding the Overton window so that society becomes accepting of theft, which makes life objectively worse for everyone including the thieves. Look at things like food deserts for an example of why allowing high theft is bad. C
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by yadaeno 4y ago
Op is explaining why this particular interaction was "worthwhile" enough to justify the inconvenience of pressing the assistance button. If this had been Gary whose worked at CVS for 17 years and hates his job i'm sure the de
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by yadaeno 4y ago
Chicago and New York do not belong in the same category as Seattle and SF. Chicago is orders of magnitude better than seattle wrt inequality and poverty
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by yadaeno 4y ago
The title posits a bold claim linking remote work to performance of "creative employees". But the article is a lazy rehash of things this person likes about wfh. No attempt made to explain how it helps creative people, just states
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by yadaeno 4y ago
Why is that a given without any thought of the consequences? Heroin and fentanyl addictions ruin peoples lives forever, many regret ever taking it and wish they could escape the cycle of addiction but cant no matter how hard they try. One r
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by yadaeno 4y ago
Thats not the end... the project has secured funding and is estimated to have a route from sf to la by 2030. Also Elon Musk admitted that he had no intention of building hyperloop, it was just a way to detail HSR so he could sell more cars.
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by yadaeno 4y ago
In verbal communication, you use the negative form of the verb in question instead. In computer dialogues you see いいえ, also if im not mistaken people say いいえ when they are flattered.
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by yadaeno 4y ago
Ah, apologies for misreading your comment. I see your point that district style voting can feel pointless unless you you're in a swing district. I still think there are smaller positions you can influence over but I agree with you on t
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by yadaeno 4y ago
What seats are changing party: In November there are 50 tight races for house seats alone. The house and senate play a huge role in legislation so this election will have massive impact. https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/
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by yadaeno 4y ago
This is a disingenuous pattern of argument. You point out a known problem and then throw the baby out with the bath water. In this case, its clear voting does have some effect because seats are constantly changing parties, and parties fierc
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by yadaeno 4y ago
People still use glinux but as a remote host. Everything is done on the browser so laptop choice is less important.
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by yadaeno 4y ago
I chuckled at the stereotypically american answer "dont rely on society, just do it yourself". Even if you know how to cook, life is significantly better in a society with quality inexpensive restaurants. Most cities around the wo
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by yadaeno 4y ago
"Speeding was a factor in 29% of all traffic fatalities in 2020, killing 11,258, or an average of over 30 people per day." Im not saying beeping will stop all of this but I think its a large low hanging fruit in terms of road safe
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by yadaeno 4y ago
This is great, data shows that beeping is effective for increasing seatbelts usage, I see no reason why this wouldn't apply to speeding. I hope they take this a step further. Cars should not be able to exceed 90mph unless you have a sp
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by yadaeno 4y ago
This is very obvious if you've ever played CSGO. Your character dies extremely quickly, so most people will panic and quickly react when taking fire. If you do this, you can usually land a few body shots before dying, however unless yo
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by yadaeno 4y ago
And its one of the best investments the government ever made. 600% ROI transforming the American economy, connecting communities. The amount of displacement caused by a national rail system or bike lanes would be minuscule in comparison but
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by yadaeno 4y ago
> “A LOT of people are like, ‘How, MORALLY, can you do this job?" I only know of one or two people in my entire life that think that preventing theft immoral. "A LOT" is there to mislead readers into thinking there is a mo
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by yadaeno 4y ago
You forgot to mention: if you lose your keys, youre fucked. That is, of course unless you trust a centralized unregulated entity to manage them for you.
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by yadaeno 4y ago
Think about the genius scientists that was not born because someone with ALS was instead. Youre not more likely to be a genius if you have ALS so might as well roll the dice with someone with less health problems.
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by yadaeno 4y ago
Crypto has enabled me to play online poker in a country where its illegal. Outside of enabling illegal activity, scams, money laundering, etc. crypto is useless. But I will say, as a fan of poker I am grateful.
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by yadaeno 5y ago
Not only that, most of the pictures in this style come from the same street in Shinjuku called Kabukichou.
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by yadaeno 5y ago
I see what you’re saying, it’s just that one party is using their free speech to speak out against free speech. So while technically no rights are violated it is not a win for free speech.

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