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Comment #48206616
AI is largely unpopular outside of the tech & business worlds. Most laypeople see it as falling on a spectrum between unwanted and annoying (google getting worse, AI chatbots proli…
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Comment #48094386
hn is not a single person, there are a variety of people here with a variety of experiences and opinions and biases.
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Comment #48054079
Great analogy! Unfortunately we are the sulfur breathers.
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Comment #46136966
The first point is true of most employment, unless you're one of the ~10% of US employees with a union contract. Your paycheck is always subject to the whims of your employer. I do…
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Comment #45813192
you guys won, what do you want?
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Comment #45197337
New england's suburbs & small towns are the outlier in the US. I grew up in the south and my experience exactly mirrors that of the CA resident you're responding to. No amount of c…
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Comment #44414691
Because you have to live in a society with those other people. Because that's going to be YOU in the future. Because it's going to be your kids, your cousins, your neighbors.
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Comment #43659558
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Comment #43657043
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Comment #43656845
Was apartheid South Africa not an ethnostate then? Was the US south during slavery not an ethnostate? I almost wonder if your comment itself is Israeli propaganda.
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Comment #43557059
There is value in studying things that are "settled" science. You can reinforce or deepen the existing understanding, or uncover nuance that wasn't widely understood before. Note t…
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Comment #43272180
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Comment #42017946
I had this experience a couple years ago. I hate dentists man
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Comment #41331775
I don't think Funko Pops and housing are comparable.
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Comment #39768765
The title of this post is taken from the linked page's title element. It's likely that the NYT changed the headline on the page after publication but did not update the title eleme…
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Comment #38699085
The NYC police budget has increased every year since the "defund the police" movement. In fact, our cop mayor is slashing the budgets of almost every city office except the NYPD. "…
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Comment #38698940
I moved here about 10 years ago in my mid 20s. It's certainly more expensive and annoying to find housing here than other places I've lived, but it's more than balanced out by need…
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Comment #38308887
It doesn't matter if everyone in lubbock drives cars, thats obviously not what this thread of discussion is about and you know it. It matters if everyone in Austin/Dallas/Houston i…
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Comment #38308848
It's an incredible crime that basically no american can live within 5 miles of their work. Car companies ad the government that capitulated to them fucked us so bad.
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Comment #38308805
"suburbs" dont have to be the unwalkable disasters that we've made them. Brooklyn Heights was "america's first suburb." People moved there from Manhattan seeking everything you jus…
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Comment #36509005
I don't want more labels. I don't want to have to be an "informed consumer" when im buying cookware in order to know whats going to give me cancer. Those products shouldn't exist.
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Comment #36480963
In the sense that it's not been implemented, yeah, its not working.
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Comment #36480926
DC already has an enormous police:population ratio. If more policing were the answer, surely DC would be on the forefront of using police to stop traffic violations. Police cannot …
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Comment #36480884
Stop signs basically dont work anywhere. If you want people to drive slowly, you have to build streets that make them do so. If anyone is interested in this stuff, the youtube chan…
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Comment #36480848
I don't think analyzing this issue from the perspective of individual interactions is useful. Even in safe, walkable cities, some pedestrians will be reckless. Even in Phoenix AZ, …