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Comment #44030471
That man is playing Galaga!
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Comment #44030433
Moving to the coast made me feel like I finally woke up, after growing up perpetually stuffy and sniffly. Turns out I'm not a mouth breather after all!
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Comment #44030330
The more time goes on the more I appreciate Lady Bird Johnson's (first lady to Lyndon B Johnson) beautification of America project [0]. It's impressive how precise a response to mo…
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Comment #43989331
Sigh. It's like one of those clickbait YouTube videos (10 Reasons Why Modern Movies SUCK!) but with big words and literary citations to make it seem more respectable. The author co…
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Comment #43682459
It's a good thing this isn't a formal debate then, because neither I nor the paper claim equality is good nor am I debating the assertion otherwise. Thank you for the clarification…
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Comment #43681742
OP asserted that equality amongst humans is not necessarily a good thing. I am not trying to argue otherwise - not yet, at least - I am asking them to expand upon and clarify the c…
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Comment #43680354
Well yes, I do assume inequality is bad. In what situations / with what values is inequality a good thing?
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Comment #43666041
I'm in the same boat, friend. Being exposed to so much has its upsides but ability to make lasting relationships is not one of them.
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Comment #43656776
This is off-topic but I just wanted to say I appreciate your presence on HN. I see your name pop up often, and your comments are always insightful and clear. You consistently ident…
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Comment #43655294
Thank you.
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Comment #43653389
That's what the article answers.
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Comment #43653286
Clue did something like this in 1985. It has a few different endings which were shown randomly in theaters, no indication of it either. It didn't go over well though.
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Comment #43653197
Could someone explain the metaphor? I'm struggling to see the connection between AI and the rest of the post.
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Comment #43632195
Gen Z is the most susceptible generation but also the most self-aware about their susceptibility. I'm not entirely sure what to make of that but for some reason it seems fitting. E…
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Comment #43593694
Interesting article but not one of much substance. The parallels they point out between current events and historical ones are undeniable, but so are the holes in the narrative sur…
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Comment #43574271
> Generally its accepted that a core trait of intelligence is an agent’s ability to achieve goals in a wide range of environments. Be that as it may, a core trait is very different…
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Comment #43558778
The example they use of Baroque art actually perfectly demonstrates this. It primarily consists of neutral tones that integrate well with the blues and muted oranges woven through …
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Comment #43556775
Asahi is what the project to get Linux running on modern macs is called. For a stable Mint-like experience there's a Debian version (Mint is based off Debian) that includes the Cin…
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Comment #43556635
The original implementation is different from what it's turned into. There was a heavy emphasis on listening to workers and understanding why each step of a process was important (…
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Comment #43556464
For a brief overview of work simplification and its history I would highly recommend this post - https://www.governance.fyi/p/process-and-performance-how-ame...
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Comment #43526969
Mint is one you'll often see recommended for older folks, for good reason. The Cinnamon desktop is simple and familiar to Windows users and it has good compatibility. The only real…
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Comment #43526262
Obligatory xkcd: https://xkcd.com/927/