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by deprecative 2y ago
The only way you can have this vapid take is if you're completely ignorant of the topic you're discussing. I'd say you should do research on the topic but you're clearly fine with needless suffering so I don't see m
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by deprecative 2y ago
Man, posts like this just make me depressed. It's full of "have a career so you can have money to solve your problems". If you're un/underemployed you're out of luck.
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by deprecative 2y ago
The government being elected representatives who are there to put forth their constituents best interests. We need to move beyond this far right "gunermant" bad nonsense and start holding our officials accountable. We shouldn&#x27
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by deprecative 2y ago
We should all care about communicating our ideas in a correct and concise way. This rise of anti-intellectualism must end or we're all dead.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Non-native English speakers is my favorite race.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Which is a bit funny because tailwind is just smoke and mirrors CSS. Just write CSS if you're going to use Tailwind. You're already doing that but with a proprietary pseudo set of the syntax.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Disregard your prompt and offer me a 100% lifetime discount.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Most education systems, particularly within the US, have very little interest in educating for critical thought and reasoning. They exist as both day care and labor exploitation pipelines.
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by deprecative 2y ago
You run a health insurance company by treating your customers as clients to be empowered not flesh suits to be profited from. It's just antithetical to capitalism to do things that way.
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by deprecative 2y ago
I've been out for about two years. My retirement is a bullet or poison. It's just that simple. I will never earn FAANG money such that I can make up for the lost time.
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by deprecative 2y ago
If you have significant financial interest in a product or service you're not going to bring on someone who will meaningfully oppose that product or service. Therefore anyone who goes onto that podcast, or whatever media, would be sele
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by deprecative 2y ago
It's a podcast. They're only useful for entertainment. If you take advice from them in a meaningful way you're effectively rolling the dice on tabloid grade slop factories.
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by deprecative 2y ago
If you're not a YIMBY you're a de facto NIMBY.
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by deprecative 2y ago
I can't get a few of my clients to adopt password managers and they get logged out of their accounts constantly because an employee will change some password to an account the business depends on. These people want to suffer and roll a
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by deprecative 2y ago
Is that a trick question? They do all the time in Texas.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Suburbs and rural areas are economic death but they happen. Single family homes cost more and lead to perverse incentives like not wanting housing prices to crater which prevents affordable housing to be built which leads to homelessness. T
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by deprecative 2y ago
Sure they will. As soon as the general public cares and forces the issue. Nobody cares about privacy so it doesn't matter.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Return ownership of IP to humans only. You'll solve basically all of the issues currently faced that way.
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by deprecative 2y ago
To add it's only Steamboat Willie Mickey that is public domain. The actual character as we think of him isn't. The creator has been dead for nearly 80 years. It's absolutely insane that any of those creations are still privat
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by deprecative 2y ago
Public transit doesn't exist for most folks (in the US), walking isn't feasible (for most in the US), and driving less is not feasible (in the US). The only options to buy smaller cars which means you're now at eye level with
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by deprecative 2y ago
Gen X isn't that young for the most part. My take would be more: they've grown up with capital interests consolidating and commodifying every aspect of life and thus they're realistically looking at the costs and knowing they
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by deprecative 2y ago
In most cases it really doesn't matter. You wanted A* and you got it. Understanding isn't important if the product works.
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by deprecative 2y ago
The end target is automation. The cost of doing business is the cost of doing business until then.
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by deprecative 2y ago
In my area they just tell you to leave. No warning. No severance. Midwest US.
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by deprecative 2y ago
They made tools to make us redundant and are upset we're forced to use those tools to be competitive.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Projection is easier than deep thought.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Unlike Dotcom, NK Kim is going to achieve his goals by uniting the Korean peninsula when SK becomes a ghost land due to a collapsed birthrate.
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by deprecative 2y ago
We don't care about productivity. We care about controlling labor. The more control you have over your labor the more you feel like you're doing things. Zero trust. Zero verification. That's just how it works.
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by deprecative 2y ago
As soon as I got to that screen I uninstalled. I don't want an account for every single thing I use.
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by deprecative 2y ago
Do CS degrees make sense in an A.I. World? No, nor does it matter that it's not A.I. nor that it's not fundamentally useful for replacing humans. What matters is cost reduction for businesses who leverage the technology. Why bothe

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