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zuzululu
3mo ago
we'll be having sex with robots in the near future
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zuzululu
3mo ago
Great app. Not a great sign for global economy.
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zuzululu
3mo ago
Always amuses me when I see people fret about the Korean war never ended, true on paper, but it's like being worried about Quebec militarizing and overthrowing Ottawa. A small micro odd that many would be happy to take your money
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3mo ago
This is the right mindset although I'd have to caution on those comps, very low probability of it turning beyond 4 figure best case or 5 figures in fantastic case, might as well buy a lotto for 6 figure expectation. It's as good a
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zuzululu
3mo ago
If you expect it to be easy like a handout then thats the wrong attitude because then everybody would be doing it so already this points to lack of context and self awareness. If you are getting paid $200k/year, you have to be willing
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zuzululu
3mo ago
I just find it lazy to continuously use climate change (one which we aren't allowed to offer or discuss any alternative theories) to explain away everything. It fits the pattern of late, recently from a certain political movement.
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3mo ago
Hope everybody is staying safe in Japan but this will not be the last earthquake, there are many experts pointing this as the beginning with even bigger magnitude coming up. I'd strongly caution against a Japan trip right now.
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3mo ago
South Korea? Almost nil. It's not known to be a seismological region. Taiwan, Japan have far more exposure to a long history of earthquakes, tsunamis. For Taiwan, there is another existential threat man made.
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3mo ago
> TSMC, Sony, Fujifilm chips, imagers, materials plants evacuated This makes me think, is it wise to build these places in regions with known earthquake trends. Almost no earthquakes in Korea and Samsung fabs are also located in the most
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zuzululu
3mo ago
crime has short term certainty with long term uncertainty. a legitimate job has short term uncertainty with long term certainty. its stupid silly and dangerous way to view it as an escape from your current job situation. I don't know w
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3mo ago
He was smart/determined enough to risk it all. Why didn't he just try find a job that pays $200k/year ? Why play into the stereotypes ?
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zuzululu
3mo ago
You seem less interested in whether the analogy is accurate than in making sure or desiring someone is dead by the end of it. I do find it to be weird way to respond to low stakes banter. argumentum ad cadaver
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zuzululu
3mo ago
you are aware that magnetic poles shifts have been happening on earth since its formation and continue to do so ?
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zuzululu
3mo ago
most people i know that bought into htmx went back to react after they couldn't manage the spaghettification although i wonder if LLM changes things i am interested in moving away from React but its also what LLMs know infinitely more
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zuzululu
3mo ago
this is interesting , so i can turn electron into a native app now? whats the use case for this , make it hard to reverse engineer my node projects?
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zuzululu
3mo ago
GrapheneOS is excellent but seems like it just brings unwanted attention at this stage. Another plus is if you do lose the device the damage is minimal, its a bit of a hassle but nothing beats peace of mind
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zuzululu
3mo ago
you could login to your stuff after but the point is to minimize damage when you do lose your device abroad laziness isn't an excuse and if you do want access to your phone or device at home you could setup that as well
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zuzululu
3mo ago
why not just have a separate device for traveling ?
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3mo ago
"We keep making predictions that never comes true maybe one day we'll be right when I won't be around to find out"
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3mo ago
We've had the apocalyptic climate prophecies every decade and towards the end of each they move the goal post again and again. Then other scientists offer alternative views that point out that flaw and they are automatically not deemed
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3mo ago
so the probability approaches 0% every 10 years and then goes back up to 99% the following year and repeats 5 times ? that makes little sense to me
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3mo ago
thats a silly take, this is totally different from some pending apocalypse that is repeatedly pushed back when it doesn't happen.
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3mo ago
but if you keep declaring a time clock every decade only to reset it for the past 50 years, does it not weaken the point of it ? we should've had an apocalypse by now, we haven't and unlikely to so for quite some time. why are we
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3mo ago
I think some people didn't like the contents of the website. I had no idea corruption and bribery was this common India and I guess some people didn't like to advertise it which honestly doesn't really matter as expectation i
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zuzululu
3mo ago
need one for southeast asian countries and eastern europe
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zuzululu
3mo ago
i used for several hours now and my verdict is that its no better or worse than sol its surprisingly bad at UI which is unexpected its also lacking in depth vs sol 5.6 which goes above and beyond (which in itself is also an issue at times)
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zuzululu
3mo ago
so almost fable 5 with 50% cheaper cost? sign me up
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zuzululu
3mo ago
1/3rd of fable ? not interested
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zuzululu
3mo ago
then dont buy used books pay for the new books
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3mo ago
I am not surprised. YC hasn't been the same since Gary Tan. I don't want to be associated with it or launch anything through it.
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