jstgunderscore

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by jstgunderscore 6mo ago
Some phrase I heard a while back, I think it was from bill hader. "People are ALWAYS right when telling you something doesn't work. They're rarely right when telling you how to fix it."
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by jstgunderscore 9mo ago
When the camera was invented, no one was claiming a photo was a painting. The camera replaced painters for the "I want to capture a static image" market but not the "I want art as expressed by a painter" market. While tr
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by jstgunderscore 9mo ago
As part of the 300 club, I have to say that there was no underwear involved in my cohort, just shoes (a requirement).
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by jstgunderscore 1y ago
This discussion always seems to revolve around art requiring one or more of the following factors: - Intention to create - Effort in creation - Transformation of the medium/canvas - Originality - Meaning as interpreted by the artist -
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by jstgunderscore 1y ago
It's not such a weird take from a perspective of someone who's never had quite enough money. If you've never had enough, the dream is having more than enough, but working for much much more than enough sounds like a waste of
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by jstgunderscore 1y ago
Wage suppression is anytime a worker makes less than the absolute maximum an employer is willing to pay? That would include just about everyone making a paycheck. Based on my cursory knowledge of the term, wage suppression here would be if
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by jstgunderscore 1y ago
Firstly, I think a lot of commenters here should ask themselves "Do you believe that ANY machine could EVER be intelligent?" Unless you believe in the magic sauce of a supernatural soul/mind/etc, our brains function as d