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There would be a market for a DNS provider to provide a PKEY setup for the user to blacklist ad domains or whatnot similar to what the pi-hole does. There is always a technical sol…

> fosters my negative perspective. I learned pretty quick that STEM was a meritocracy. You either solved-problems and adapted to working in a office - or you made excuses, passed b…

The claims of him being a russian asset and the the links to washingtonpost and nytimes as credible sources in this thread is hilarious. I thought hacker news was more rational and…

> I can't believe I'm the only one thinking this way, I know there are plenty of so-called "clock punchers/pragmatists"[0] who refuse to play the game. So I'm asking you: > how do …

Ugh, I've been using right-click > copy image address pretty habitually everywhere else. Guess I gotta get in the habit of doing it with google images now too. Idiotic change, isn'…

There is actually some really good ted talks on this: * https://www.ted.com/talks/joshua_foer_feats_of_memory_anyone... * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ebJlcZMx3c Make more conn…

Most cryptos are definitely pump and dump ponzis designed to eat your money, there is definitely a technocracy-like barrier for entry if you want to join the crypto bandwagon. Focu…

Philosophy is just so inaccessible to most people and is unrelatable to the layman. The most valuable philosophers of today IMO, are those that stay on the rails of pragmatism for …

I have a hunch that this is a parody of the DAO token theft. Don't have the technical knowledge, nor do I care to put in the hours to figure it all out.

Pragmatism, stoicism, resilience. morality. It's the mental "gym" for living a healthy, happy life.

I'm not disgusted by their right to do it. I'm disgusted with the lack of critical thinking it represents.

I find the sweeping generalizing of groups that people are directing their hate towards to be incredibly toxic. The Boston protests (for example) were purely about Free Speech: htt…

> Not in any sense. Eh? > Only in abstract terms. You want something literal? Lets throw some reverse-VIOLENCE into the mix! I'm going to bash my neighbors head in, because he's "d…

Citations would be more convincing.

> I evaluated it. I read the manifesto in its entirety. Looking forward to your solid rebuttals then! Woo! > He starts off by saying he's not against diversity Mmm > but then spend…

I'm currently reading your comment here, at work. I find your defensiveness and inflammatory remarks more unprofessional and unproductive then anything else in this thread. https:/…

> Perhaps this is where anonymous speech is important I'd like to rebut that point as we have anonymous, mainstream means to socialize nowadays. Chaotic (4chan) and moderated (medi…

> The Google example is none of those. Right. Its a comment on a thread, it has zero context. You don't know whether it was or wasn't appropriate based on the context. You're jumpi…

Outrage is one hell of a drug.

That point-of-view is so important IMO. Because of the job environment, as an employee you UNDERSTAND the CONTEXT and INTENT behind the working conditions. This logic applies to li…

I disagree with you, but I'll keep it short. The author is injecting their own narrative into the words of her colleagues and is already assuming intent as malicious. The whole rac…