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by bundze 3y ago
Relevant comic: https://imgur.io/8g2UAGS I do believe parentage changes "the difficulty level" of life. Some kids are born to loving, nurturing, well-off parents and essentially "play the game of life" o
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by bundze 3y ago
I recently watched Steven Spielberg's recent autobiographical movie "The Fablemans". He portrayed there his own childhood and teenage years. What I found most interesting is the fact that Spielberg's father was apparentl
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by bundze 3y ago
You are generally correct but the context is crucial here - in this particular case it was my intention to get a verbose fancy sentence out of a much simpler one. ChatGPT inferred my wish from the previous prompts in that chat. Such use of
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by bundze 3y ago
Maybe the access to user's personal data depends on personal privacy settings or whether someone is based in US/UK? I'm just speculating.
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by bundze 4y ago
Yes, you can tell it that you are learning the language at the beginning of the conversation in plain English and ask it to correct any mistakes. You can easily start a bilingual conversation with ChatGPT, some random example here: https:&
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by bundze 4y ago
I've been successfully using ChatGPT for learning German in the last month or so. It does a great job enriching my plain B1 level sentences with some fancy verbs or adjectives and pointing out my mistakes.
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by bundze 4y ago
This analogy is a huge hyperbole and the sole number of people addressing that suggests that many people might consider it to be misinformation that should be corrected before it spreads. Even if you meant authoritarian approach towards cit
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by bundze 4y ago
Funnily enough, I'm from the Eastern bloc (Poland) and apparently my grandma used to run a grocery store for some time in the 1980's. It could have been technically government owned, I never inquired. Whatever was the legal status
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by bundze 4y ago
I grew up in the former Eastern bloc (Poland) in a small town and we had this sort of free-range parenting there. When I was around 9 or 10 I would spend my whole days playing outside with the other kids from the neighborhood, especially in
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by bundze 4y ago
The thing is, Europe is not a united entity and political attitudes vary greatly between countries. For example Poland, where I live, is conservative, and American Democrats could be considered far left here when it comes to social issues (
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by bundze 4y ago
Both you and the author of the parent comment I replied to use 'Europe'/'European' and 'Western Europe' interchangibly. That's probably causing most misunderstandings. I live in Poland which is undoub
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by bundze 4y ago
I disagree. When it comes to social issues, American left-wing could be considered far-left in many countries (basing on the recent Stanford's guide to political correctness).
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by bundze 4y ago
My guess is that it's subconsciously patronizing behavior. Ellison and Wang are both young (around 28/29 I think) and they are no longer respectable after their spectacular failure. People feel entitled to call them whatever they
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by bundze 4y ago
It seems to be satire.
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by bundze 4y ago
There are multiple reasons why someone would prefer to date only one gender while actually bisexual. I know a person who is bisexual and only dates the opposite gender because they don't want to deal with backlash from their conservati
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by bundze 4y ago
ONE PIECE in one piece, nice.
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by bundze 4y ago
France has abolished monarchy yet people still come to visit Versailles.
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by bundze 4y ago
I have the exact same issue with my current laptop (2014 ASUS ZenBook) and I blame it on ASUS' poor design of the laptop-end plug. I have replaced the charger multiple times so far, about once a year I think. My SO has used a Lenovo fo
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by bundze 4y ago
This is an absurd case parent-shaming. Most parents already have a high level of anxiety that they are not doing enough for their kids. Let's not shame them for getting sleep so that they can be awake and have better interactions with
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France to cut nitrites in food after agency confirms cancer risk(reuters.com)
34 points by bundze 4y ago|7 comments
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by bundze 4y ago
Having the time and means to educate one's own child is a luxury that most working class families cannot afford.
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by bundze 4y ago
Of course, propaganda is a natural and necessary part of war and what we are reading is mostly pro-Ukrainian propaganda. Stories that are meant to raise morale. You should always take war news with a pinch of salt.
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by bundze 4y ago
My niece is one year old and has a simple speaker with hard drive full of baby music, a straightforward device she can use even by herself. Music helps her calm down whenever anything mildly upsetting happens and is frankly a lifesaver when
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In the U.S. market for human bodies, almost anyone can dissect and sell the dead(reuters.com)
2 points by bundze 5y ago|0 comments
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by bundze 7y ago
Sad to see my submission flagged! Posted it because I came across this story on a reputable site (BBC) and I was wondering what people abroad, especially US, might think of it. I've lived my whole life in Europe so I don't have mu
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Moving to Ghana to 'escape US racism'(bbc.com)
15 points by bundze 7y ago|20 comments
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Cinema’s shameful history of demonising the scarred(bbc.com)
1 points by bundze 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Any ML projects that 'make world a better place' I could contribute to?
18 points by bundze 7y ago|2 comments
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by bundze 9y ago
Despite the title mentioning Poland, the only poster to illustrate the article is actually in Czech language. Funny thing.
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by bundze 10y ago
You could also try searching for jobs in some bigger Polish cities with a large IT job market. If you plan to move somewhere for college, you could try working there throughout the summer to get to know the city before the academic year. Go

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