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ytwySXpMbS
10mo ago
Why have you wasted both my time and yours by posting replies clearly written by AI that add nothing to the discussion and only restate what the parent comment has said? Infuriating.
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ytwySXpMbS
2y ago
I use Railboard, exactly like trainline but without the booking fee as it's made by national rail
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ytwySXpMbS
2y ago
There’s a great app called PiPifier, which allows you to use PiP for free on iOS.
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ytwySXpMbS
2y ago
They mean any party that's had majority control of parliament, they don't mean it's been used as a strategy to get there but rather once they're ruling it's been introduced
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ytwySXpMbS
2y ago
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/03/210325115316.h... > finds that size is the only clear-cut difference between male and female brains. Women's brains are about 11% smaller than men's,
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ytwySXpMbS
2y ago
That’s obviously not true, men don’t have 7x more grey matter.
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ytwySXpMbS
3y ago
You seriously wouldn't want to work less? You aren't penalised for taking the time off. I see it more as protecting the employee from exploitation.
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ytwySXpMbS
4y ago
Just want to add a data point: I just tried this word for word with today’s Wordle (secret word = tough) and ChatGPT 4 got it completely wrong, didn’t reuse letters it got right and kept reusing letters it knew weren’t in the word. It’s eas
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ytwySXpMbS
4y ago
In a couple places grok is typoed as gork
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ytwySXpMbS
4y ago
I'm assuming this comment was written by ChatGPT, am I correct? It's got quite a predictable writing style, and also your comment doesn't add anything to the original, it's just reworded
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ytwySXpMbS
5y ago
I don’t think England would ever leave the UK, as English people view England as the main UK country. Also, the EU has been blamed for decades as a scapegoat, whereas the UK definitely hasn’t.
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ytwySXpMbS
5y ago
That’s obviously ridiculous, you can’t purposefully puncture a moving cars tires to enforce a lane. You’d kill people, what about people who missed the signs?
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ytwySXpMbS
6y ago
Why would you want effective advertising? The sole purpose of advertising is making you buy something you otherwise wouldn’t buy. Call me old fashioned but if I want to buy something I look up reviews, I don’t just scroll Facebook until a g
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ytwySXpMbS
6y ago
This isn’t quite right. The UK has delayed second doses to 3 months after the first dose to enable more people to get their first dose quicker. The plan is all adults vaccinated by September, and they certainly aren’t delaying second doses
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ytwySXpMbS
6y ago
I think you’re projecting and trying to defend your ego against supporting racist policy, because you’re not racist so how can the war on drugs be? Please tell me how harsher sentencing on crack cocaine compared to cocaine is not the dictio
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6y ago
The Imperial College London trials looked at this. In the first trial, people were given 1 dose of psilocybin, and while some people recovered fully, many went back to being depressed after some months. In the second trial, they gave people
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ytwySXpMbS
6y ago
How is someone supporting and fostering a bad act not also to blame? I see from your profile you work in adtech, perhaps rights shouldn't be decided by people who seek to avoid blame because they profit from it.
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6y ago
There’s no overall rule that says people fighting governments is always good. Trump is trying to overturn democracy and create a bad government. The difference is that in one case the people are rising up against their dictator, and the oth
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6y ago
Well we agree on Trump at least :). I think election fraud does happen at a low level and is detected, usually in most US elections they report a low level of fraud, but nothing that would swing an election. That’s very interesting, why don
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6y ago
I’m sure you’ve reviewed the evidence and have come to your own conclusions, which is reasonable. I assume you trust what Trump says as he’s the biggest supporter of the election fraud allegations, but tell me if I’m wrong. My problem is I
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6y ago
It may not be a good way of persuading people, but it seems there’s no good way of persuading you as you simply refuse to be persuaded. We could argue about the specifics all day, but I think you should ask yourself why you want it to be tr
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6y ago
> “effective altruism” It’s funny because it’s really a justification to be selfish, the carbon offset of bad ethics.
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ytwySXpMbS
6y ago
If it's not too personal a question, I'm curious which culture you're talking about? My guess is French?
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6y ago
Not addressing your main points, but that is a seriously prejudiced view of people struggling with mental illness. Mentally ill people aren’t “psychos”, many people in all walks of life struggle with anxiety, depression or something else. T
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6y ago
As the other child of this comment said, I’m not talking about being socially aware. I’m talking about people who are so obnoxious they turn everything into a competition so they can validate their own ego, quite the opposite of being socia
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6y ago
Or worse, ask pointless questions just to prove they understand the content.
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ytwySXpMbS
6y ago
The grandparent of your comment suggested that unemployed people are shamed because they don’t contribute meaningfully to society, in that they don’t produce anything or provide any services. Similarly, a hedge fund employee contributes not
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ytwySXpMbS
6y ago
And yet everyone silently hates those people, people who waste everyone’s time just to prove how smart they are, usually failing in the process. There were always those people in my lectures.
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6y ago
I don't understand this point of view. I think often in saying this the implication is that you wouldn't make the same choice. That somehow you would resist the same urges that poorer people face. But who are you to say you wouldn
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6y ago
I think by definition acting in a self-interested way is going to benefit you the most, otherwise it wouldn't be called self-interested. The problem is that often, acting in a self-interested way harms others, either directly or indire
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