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by skellyclock 3y ago
Maybe we should put these crackers on the other side of the tip screen so they know what its like to look at a menu board and know what not a single one of the items on it is
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by skellyclock 3y ago
Israel used to be listed as an advanced persistent threat against the United States.
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by skellyclock 3y ago
Why might it have four wings over two?
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by skellyclock 3y ago
The second half was a religious experience
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by skellyclock 3y ago
I had a trip where I was laying in bed and sinister polygons on the wall were mindraping me.
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by skellyclock 3y ago
Why do you link homeopathy to water memory?
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by skellyclock 3y ago
This is a pretty neat and pragmatic way to avoid some pitfalls of welfare while still helping the poor.
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by skellyclock 3y ago
Just an anecdote but I'm seeing more people in my circle turn to Orthodoxy as protestants do their usual thing and we see some serious issues in the Catholic Church. Here are some nice 'anti-modernist papal encyclicals' if th
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by skellyclock 3y ago
600 'refugees' crammed onto a tiny boat. How is this anyone's fault but their own?
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by skellyclock 3y ago
Musk is just Howard Hughes of the modern era - a front for the military industrial complex.
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by skellyclock 3y ago
Pretty cool. Would love a site like this except for flexibility. Bookmarked.
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by skellyclock 3y ago
Strangely enough the Tutsis were the aggressors and the Hutu were the ones who were slaughtered.
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by skellyclock 3y ago
A benefit of this is the resurrection of the cash economy and death of CBDC.
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by skellyclock 3y ago
Scientism is a hell of a drug.
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by skellyclock 3y ago
You might need a nvidia GPU for your LLM training case tbh.
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by skellyclock 3y ago
I can't view it - probably because I don't have twitter. What does this mean for old tweets linked in news articles?
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by skellyclock 3y ago
UBI would be rad if they weren't going to link it to a CBDC - but they will simply because labour has no more bargaining power in that sort of world. You'll get what you're given and you vill like it. I reckon that a software
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by skellyclock 3y ago
tfw no gf
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by skellyclock 3y ago
One of my favourite all-time comments on HN was the guy that was constantly trying new experimental sweeteners just for fun and ended up with something that bound to his tastebuds for months. I can't find it.
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by skellyclock 3y ago
From 1870 to 1910, annual consumption per capita rose from 1.7 gallons of alcohol to a peak of 2.6 gallons. Prohibition raised the costs of consumption, created legal risks for violators, and, in much of the country, helped create a widely
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by skellyclock 3y ago
100,000 deaths a year from overdosing is not moral. Put the fear in the hearts of producers and consumers and you save a million lives in a decade.
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by skellyclock 3y ago
The most compassionate law is the death penalty for production or use of illicit drugs.
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by skellyclock 3y ago
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by skellyclock 3y ago
Youtube also does this to comments, as well as HN with submissions.
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by skellyclock 3y ago
i just noticed this and came to HN to spread the good word!
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by skellyclock 3y ago
Maybe, but if I had ties to a convicted pedophile, child sex trafficker and politician blackmailer for mossad I would hope my response when confronted about it would draw more scrutiny than Noams did when he said "First response is tha
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by skellyclock 3y ago
Pretty sure they've been doing climate engineering for quite some time now. https://www.geoengineeringwatch.org/
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by skellyclock 3y ago
A few people on 4chan's /g/ technology board used to write to him regularly to keep him updated on the horridness of modern technology and always got a letter back. He always complained about censorship of his mail.
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Helical Blade Turbineless Gas Jet Engine(youtube.com)
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by skellyclock 3y ago
It seems to be almost 3x the size of something like the 'Bigscreen Beyond.'

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