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by zigman1 2y ago
Its honestly baffling how out of porch Tesla has fallen. I remember the times around when Model S first came out, the security of the car was one of the biggest praises it received. It excelled in crash tests, I don't know if this is
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by zigman1 2y ago
Are you still being sarcastic?
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by zigman1 2y ago
> I don't think there's anything particularly strange/hilarious about people congregating in spaces built for congregation or feeling nostalgia for those spaces and experiences as they've begun to fade away. You are r
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by zigman1 2y ago
See my reply to the other comment of my same opinion :)
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by zigman1 2y ago
The point is not to have a one shitty lesson on it, probably by someone who doesn't even know what cookies are. The point is, that alongside learning math, biology and history, you should also come out of educational system emotionally
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by zigman1 2y ago
> Its like an entire generation has re-discovered the mall again and its refreshing to see... Sometimes I feel like I'm in a dream I am really really sorry to go off-topic here, but as an European this is... So strange and slightly
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by zigman1 2y ago
or give them a flip phone
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by zigman1 2y ago
Educational goals focus on broader set of skills and competences including critical and logical thinking. You can find this in most national and federal documents. That's because the education in its traditional sense is a country inve
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by zigman1 2y ago
I think that the first lesson anyone whos signing on Reddit should be, to approach each post with a belief it is fake and is trying to see if it can deceive you. I know that for the hn crowd this sounds as obvious as the everyday weather, b
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by zigman1 2y ago
> I would ban all current social media platforms below 18 Just like porn? Do you think kids would find a way around it?
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by zigman1 2y ago
It's the country's role or more specifically, the role of education to equip citizens with skills that will help them navigate virtual, deceiving and fake internet space.
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Free lunches, brain breaks and happy teachers: why Estonia has the best schools(theguardian.com)
4 points by zigman1 3y ago|0 comments
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by zigman1 3y ago
If you check some annual studies on well-being and similar, last year Belgium jumped quite significantly in most of these lists simply because it is the only country that indexed the 10% inflation for everyone's salary.
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by zigman1 3y ago
How prevalent was Amazon in 1999? Was it the usual place to order books, or would your schoolmates give you a dead stare if you said that you ordered it from there?
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by zigman1 3y ago
Which it is, but somehow is receiving 1/10th of the flack from HN community than any non-tech bureaucratic organization would, especially a sovereign entity that dares to charge taxes. Maybe that's because it is led by cool "
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by zigman1 3y ago
Cool, but I’m not sure that’s the topic of conversation.
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by zigman1 3y ago
Recorded history you mean the history of domestic and emotional abuse, alcoholism, family disputes, lying and nromalised cheating? Then we are doing fine. Congratulations on your millions. My dad beat and cheat on my mother, and his dad bea
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by zigman1 3y ago
You know what is also anti-child? Having parents that were completely unprepared to be parents. Stop with this dopamine epidemic nonsense excuse for everything that isn't working the way you want
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by zigman1 3y ago
We are so back! :heart emoji: :heart emoji: :heart emoji:
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by zigman1 3y ago
I think solving one own's problems with code will become more accessible to the wider population, also coding will become a bit more demystified. If you ask me, it will become sort of literacy, like reading alpha-numeric code. But prog
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by zigman1 3y ago
It says it is "an animation based on the official timetables of the Swiss Federal Railways(SBB) network". To my understanding its only scheduled positions.
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by zigman1 3y ago
This makes sense. City I am coming from haven't done this and the billboard/advertising agency is very close with the city mayor, meaning, all the (main) streets are littered with advertising. Everytime I come home for holidays (f
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by zigman1 3y ago
If anything, I like the fact that big media outlets are picking up on the ever increasing problem of ads on internet. Seems like YT seriously poked something big with their scheme of blocking ad-blockers, I noticed there recently, there wer
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by zigman1 3y ago
Question. Would you be okay with being shown an add if in turns your plane ticket price is noticeably cheaper?
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by zigman1 3y ago
Good luck avoiding all adverts on bilboards in public places while riding your bike
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by zigman1 3y ago
Naive question, but when you sign up to pay for a service you are promised various functions or improvements, one of them is no-ads experience. If company then starts showing ads, isn't that breaking at least some consumer-protection l
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by zigman1 3y ago
I'd even argue that internet, while it was seen as a counter-balance to the ad infected tv and radio space, has become WORST than watching a TV. If I want to show something on YT to my friend, and I don't know exactly which video
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Ask HN: Which digital subscriptions are you paying?
1 points by zigman1 3y ago|1 comments
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by zigman1 3y ago
What exactly is the value of this comment?
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by zigman1 3y ago
Doesn't even have to be a lip-sync, it could've simply been AI

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