lol_what

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by lol_what 4y ago
people really don't understand what a blessing it is to not have sodas be free. that kind of culture with an expectation of it (and 'snacks') being free will create a lot of fatness in the industry
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by lol_what 4y ago
Curiously arbitrary to then not require that the definition include the ability to pay out whatever you got from the loot boxes in real money. To phrase this in the most cautious way: The potential to win more money than you started with ne
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by lol_what 4y ago
keep in mind that he is literally the only one who talks about the company that way from everyone whose ever worked there (many, many have left for various reasons since). I also can't help but not overlook that he's an UFO nut.
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by lol_what 4y ago
things like replication crisis being a matter of discourse is part of the scientific process. scientists notice results don't add up and slowly over time the thing corrects.
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by lol_what 4y ago
no need to imagine this, this is already the case in this universe. at least if we're talking about actually computing something, not just writing down the equations on paper. for example from everything we know at least so far there a
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by lol_what 4y ago
less than 0.1% off the predicted value.
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by lol_what 4y ago
you and everyone else concerned about the preying on vulnerable thing should be aware that we have literally no evidence that such a thing is happening. the absolute worst thing we know off in practice are extreme edge cases (i.e. not apply
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by lol_what 5y ago
doing mostly 'cog in a machine' type of work in order to make enough money to be safe and have some extra for fun and future planning is a core part of nearly every human life on the planet and most people get on fine with it, wit