disantlor

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by disantlor 10d ago
mindless idiots feel no need to procreate eventually due to brain rewards being fully hijcked. humanity destroyed in a few generations
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by disantlor 3mo ago
they “extract” wealth on the back of shared investments like infrastructure and now our data/IP with AI it’s not the same as your examples but i’m not sure that it needs to be exactly the same
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by disantlor 4mo ago
yeah but how much are employers spending to lobby, etc, and is that not a significant force-multiplier on their 1.5B direct spend against unions?
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by disantlor 4mo ago
theres also one about pennywise, pound foolish
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by disantlor 6mo ago
worth a try
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by disantlor 7mo ago
yes i deleted facebook eventually because they would not stop showing me this stuff despite clicking “show me less” many times
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by disantlor 9mo ago
im with you, im completely over digital at this point
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by disantlor 1y ago
i wouldn’t say this reddit thread clearly makes the point you think it does
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by disantlor 2y ago
aka we pay their negative externalities? no
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by disantlor 2y ago
WFMU
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by disantlor 2y ago
yes, if you don’t like flavor then soylent will do
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by disantlor 2y ago
I do the same thing though I have a different mental analogy, but it works!
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by disantlor 3y ago
same logic was used in ww2
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by disantlor 3y ago
more annoying than paying for journalism?
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by disantlor 3y ago
melrose st?
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by disantlor 3y ago
lets not forget death by audio!
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by disantlor 3y ago
aka squeaky wheel gets the grease
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by disantlor 3y ago
I can relate to the last bit; I sometimes have (or notice) tinnitus when going to bed. I try to think about what frequency it is exactly and it seems like the direction attention to it causes it to go away (or at least get much more quiet
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by disantlor 3y ago
umm some of us just like to work for ourselves
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by disantlor 4y ago
thats not a great argument because often the master for a vinyl record is different (crucially, less hyped and compressed) to even be cuttable on vinyl. thus the final product actually can sound better in some cases (not all), not directly
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by disantlor 4y ago
if it’s a nice spot and good coffe, I would happily pay $4-5 for a cup of coffee. most of the other times i’ll make it at home to offset
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by disantlor 4y ago
that price difference is being externalized somehow, so, if it's possible (and of course it's not for everyone) it's best to just pay the higher price imo. it's better for society and the neighborhood
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by disantlor 4y ago
from personal experience... i would be careful with that idea. at least in NYC anything that seems like it surely cant cost more than 100k will cost you 250
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by disantlor 4y ago
the author is certain that they turned out fine but is not curious about the experience of the people for whom these changes are made
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by disantlor 4y ago
I record audio at my studio into a dropbox folder on an external drive. I paid for a business plan (and the required 3 seats, only using one) so I could have unlimited storage. This drive is always syncing to the cloud. I go home (or travel
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by disantlor 4y ago
aka a great, extremely useful feature
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by disantlor 4y ago
couldn’t you ask the AI for a list of period-accurate questions and then only allow those questions to be fed back in?
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by disantlor 4y ago
I use Ramda pipe() all the time and use a descriptively-named intermediate/temp variables wherever I might want to write a comment
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by disantlor 4y ago
consider streaming/downloading (& supporting) independant radio like WFMU.org not saying it's going to scratch all the itches that Spotify would, but it definitely will scratch some you didnt realize you had, which is a fun ex
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by disantlor 4y ago
who is getting cancelled for “asking questions” and does your definition of cancellation extend beyond losing access to algorithmic boosting of posts on a dying platform?

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