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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Incels? How is that relevant?
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Yeah, that last point is a constant fear for me. I don't have a lot of money, but it would be highly damaging if they decided to make good on their court ruling that says they can take my money. Worse still is that when I went to the b
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Labor is saved by the mere fact that touch screen technology is now so ubiquitous that the training costs of labor for these jobs is so low that they don't qualify as valid jobs any longer. POS systems are now intuitive, so much so tha
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
It is automation, but the concept being automated isn't that obvious; they're automating theft prevention mechanisms. The real shift that allowed for this isn't so much the development of these POS systems, but rather the ubi
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
They had this at the walmart I frequent and at some point they've loosened this restriction by turning it off, as too many people probably complained.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
If he can't find work at the salary he's demanding then that means the market no longer supports said salary and he must adjust his expectations downward. We can't expect to have a monotonically increasing salary throughout o
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
I don't think we're too far off from not needing to worry about social behavior in regard to reproduction honestly. We're fairly close to literal test tube babies. Once that point arrives, we just need to have our Soma nearby
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Nobody doubts gravity, so it doesn't make sense to declare belief or disbelief in gravity to put one's self on a certain side of the gravity issue, because there is no gravity issue. People double global warming, so it makes sense
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
#Woosh
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7y ago
#FakeNews
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Just goes to show that fraud doesn't pay. If you're ever told to do something fraudulent as a programmer, it's your ethical duty to refuse. It might have consequences, but those consequences are less damaging than the alterna
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
What's more damaging to the future of these kids? An ankle bracelet or juvenile detention? It seems easy to have a knee jerk reaction to this, but you have to understand that these ankle bracelets aren't being just randomly slappe
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Strongly encouraged is a lot better.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Sounds like something out of Nazi Germany. I'm all for people engaging with the community, but enforced?
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
You seem to be misunderstanding this thread. The OP was referring to sex imbalance as a matter of chromosomal sex, as in more men than women in countries like India / China. Granted, as has been pointed out by the parent comment to you
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
How do you jump from "men are having disproportionately less sex than women" to "Celibacy is being practiced?"
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Unemployment figures are not a true measure of unemployment. We all know this. The metrics they use makes the assumption that people are voluntarily dropping out of the workforce and hence don't count as unemployed, when the reality is
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Substitute Fritos for not Fritos to make the dish even better.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Can you provide a source to where he references himself as a psychologist?
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Can you provide a source to where he references himself as a psychologist?
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
(1) At the end of the day, programming involves one person thinking to themselves in peace and quiet trying to solve the problem they've been given. Yes, there's communication in between, but programming is done in the headspace o
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Psychologist? Do you mean philologist?
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Might want to check your math on this one.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
We're over here playing Fallout Shelter; they're over there living fallout shelter.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Kind of like Deep Dream, but for text?
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
In what way does it remind you of pushes to bring back nuclear power? Can you elaborate? Genuinely curious.
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
I could see there being use for something similar to this targeted towards children for expanding their vocabulary. Similarly, how neat would it be to have a program that does this for object in video, and testing the viewer on the name of
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
You don't need to spend years gaming to beat a game. Gaming skill doesn't work like that. You practice the specific game you want to play. Spend a few hours and voila, you learn. It's literally that simple. The problem is tha
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
What do you define as "content"? Given the position you're taking,I take it you don't consider game mechanics, difficulty, and the satisfaction of overcoming a challenge as "content"? If you want a book, then b
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RandomInteger4
7y ago
Or simple efficiency. Why spend hours figuring something complex out when the problem has already been solved a million times prior. That's essentially the basis of learning anything. Sure, at some point it's nice to derive someth
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