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grape_surgeon
2y ago
Considering that South Korea has won 32 of the 40 golds ever for this competition, I think they know what they're doing Man, hacker news comments can be so reddit quality with how dismissive and gut instinct they are... i came here to
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grape_surgeon
2y ago
Investment is about growth; Apple is already huge. When you've already cornered your respective market niches and you have big competitors it's hard to grow more. That said I think there are less reliable investments, so Apple
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grape_surgeon
2y ago
For me, I just don't really care about needing to discover everything myself. Discovering things like that takes time. If I play a game, I want to get the maximum intended experience from it without dragging things out while being conf
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grape_surgeon
2y ago
I'm new here; Hacker News is supposed to avoid the modern Reddit trap but feel it often falls into it. The topics are more relevant to me but the comments are often unbearably cynical and excessively dismissive
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grape_surgeon
2y ago
Yeah my bs meter went off in seconds. So much fluff
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grape_surgeon
2y ago
Ah I didn't mean your experience was a horror story; I've read others that are
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grape_surgeon
2y ago
Ah man that's why laser eye surgery scares me. My eyes are pretty bad so a lot of my lens has to be shaved. I noped out of last consultation; they recommended I get a lens inserted behind my cornea cause of that, but there are so many
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grape_surgeon
2y ago
Line will always be different. There's healthy and realistic worrying where it motivates you to think and act if your situation is improvable, and there's the type of worrying where it's just wallowing and it just makes your
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grape_surgeon
2y ago
Why is this so ridiculous? Cleaning can be meditative. Just zone out
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grape_surgeon
2y ago
Idk man the news I consume is really dry. I'm really selective about what sources I use. It's usually just statistics about things. But yeah go ahead and assume I'm a thoughtless sheep, very condescending of you. Of course yo
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grape_surgeon
2y ago
what if i enjoy reading the news and that makes me not bored
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grape_surgeon
2y ago
I love how well-spoken Tao is. I've enjoyed lots of his lectures before; even if you're not an expert in whatever he's discussing he knows how to explain it just right to get you up to speed as best as he can. His communicati
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grape_surgeon
2y ago
I agree with you. The person you're replying to is too negative about Japan. Like every country, there's parts of technology that are ahead and behind the curve. Japan is indeed lagging in some areas, but in others it's clear
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grape_surgeon
2y ago
If I'm interpreting your comment correctly, I don't think your presentation of the role of popular consensus on Wikipedia is accurate. Read this page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Consensus . Wikipe
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grape_surgeon
2y ago
Disagree, this is too dismissive. Commons, Wikidata, and Wiktionary are all useful. Especially Wiktionary; probably one of the best online dictionaries imo. Often has a lot of unique info that's hard to find even in dictionaries, very
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grape_surgeon
2y ago
I agree on lawsuits being likely and needed to establish precedent. CC-BY-SA specifies "other rights such as publicity, privacy, or moral rights may limit how you use the material". At some point, maybe poorly-trained chatbots tha