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dencodev
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if we're a simulation i somewhat doubt whoever made our simulation is really worried about "resources" and "efficiency". Whatever real universe that may exist may not even follow our laws of physics. Maybe energy is
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>⌇ Possibility of a new generation quantum smartphones. >⌇ Personal quantum computers Yeah I can't take this seriously
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6y ago
Relax about what exactly? You're saying I should just accept my (long) past bigotry?
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6y ago
They recently banned every popular Marxism/Leninist subreddit. They claim it was for advocating violence but I know for a fact it didn't happen with any more regularity than any other political subreddit, including /r/po
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6y ago
HN downvotes the weirdest things.
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I can't absolve the entirety of my behavior by the online communities I was a part of, but they definitely worsened and encouraged it. I wish I had better role models as a teen and maybe I wouldn't have acted that way. Unfortunate
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6y ago
I think people should have kids if they want them. It's a big part of being human and if we can't be human then what's the point. But I think people should be more cognizant of the impact of children and no one ever seems to
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6y ago
Yes. Just because someone is irresponsible and votes for governments that actively work to let these awful things happen doesn't mean they deserve to die from the effects of climate change.
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I was a little shit as a teenager and I hate that I was. Trolling was only "in good spirit" because I was a heartless asshole that completely lacked empathy for others. What comes to mind to me as the epitome of my teenage years w
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>spamming the entire nightsky with to the point that it prevent astronomers from obtaining useful data Is simply not true. It's outright false and the commenter that posted it clearly just has an axe to grind against Elon Musk along
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I'm an American and had a vasectomy and one of the bigger reasons was that I don't want have kids that continue to contribute to the destruction of our planet by just being regular Americans. I felt like it was the biggest single
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6y ago
Sustaining life is more than paying rent and buying food. It's the ability to pay for medical care, to support yourself if you become disabled, to retire when your body is frail and work is difficult, it's being able to afford the
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6y ago
How can two of Elons biggest projects be public transportation oriented while you claim he's against it?
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6y ago
Surely less than $100 a month, which is how high some existing internet can be anyway
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6y ago
At the cost of trillions of dollars and millions of jobs from Americans no doubt. Historically our international relations have been a disaster for the US and Trump is nothing new.
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6y ago
If a European country lets a hostile country like Russia earn trillions by running pipelines through their country, are they really that much of an ally? Tarrifs make perfect sense in response to actions like that
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6y ago
The laws that would out Snowden and Manning in prison for life are unjust and there's nothing wrong with what either of them did. I don't blame Snowden for leaving a country full of idiots calling for his death
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6y ago
Hey thanks for this! I'm a senior dev and I just left my job. I'm going to be learning and studying full time but hopefully it doesn't take an entire year before I can get a job
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dencodev
6y ago
I'm looking to go into this field too and would also like to hear why
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6y ago
I signed up on day 1 and have really liked it. Works much better than the other vpn software I've had. And having it on Android too had been great
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There are known benefits to drinking at least 2L a day, which is hard for most people who don't make any effort to drink even when not thirsty
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6y ago
Our Lord and savior, the banks, won't lease again to those bad men at the retail companies
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7. Abolition of private property
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Lmao gang hideouts
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6y ago
Won't somebody please think of the landlords and banks
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6y ago
There are a lot of trusts out there that operate with no full time employees and make billions in revenue. Maybe getting returns on investments isn't really a company, but it's also hard to say something like a hedge fund isn&#x
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6y ago
So the idea isn't to literally hop? They ultimately want to land it the same way the F9 rockets land now, and this is just a test?
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It's not clear to me why you need to spend so much fuel hopping around on Mars or the moon.
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The list of reckless things our leaders do seems to be endless. This isn't really surprising to me.
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My plan is to live until I'm 80. It's going to involve a lot of pain and frustration.
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