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code4life
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Comment #47523555
I’m not sophisticated enough to enjoy abstract art. Maybe AI will bring abstract software projects to the world next. I can imagine all the people staring at these software project…
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Comment #47326598
Are you talking to someone else? This seems like an unnecessary threat based in your bias. Chatgpt seems to concur.
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Comment #47325436
It is both scary to watch and yet fun to be alive to see it come to fruition. It is occurring in every dimension, including the ability to track who buys and sells with crypto curr…
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Comment #47283678
Thats because I’m going by actual measurements. Not predictions based on evidence.
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Comment #47282220
Im not dismissing anything. I’m just saying, when a measurement was taken in my region in 1925 it was warmer then than it was 100 years later in 2025.
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Comment #47276611
Where i live, we had the coldest winter on record in 30 years. I’m going with that.
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Comment #47026591
> It's like this in a lot of places now. We're seeing climate change in the interval of a generation. It's absolutely scary. I have lived in the same place my whole life. The weath…
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Comment #45889831
You should consider thinking of people as precious, rather than these odd fine tuned segregated negative groups seemingly based on skin color, political leanings or social status.
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Comment #45889760
They refuse to look critically at the trade offs. I don’t even know how thats possible at this point. Everything in life has trade offs. Everything.
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Comment #45731667
It really feels like we are in the middle of a recession.
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Comment #45700967
I don’t believe they last as long as a natural gas boiler, so the total cost of ownership needs to take that into account. They now make really efficient refrigerators for your kit…
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Comment #45658751
> Finally, people don't really care about the truth. What is truth? Pontius Pilate
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Comment #45635406
This is what minimum wage deals with to some extent. Governments decide what jobs may exist based on how much a company can pay to do the job.
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Comment #36495046
I learned once (on npr when i used to listen to it) that when you hear some new information, you should immediately think the opposite. This gives you the ability to not subconscio…
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Comment #31782409
You could be a millionaire if you are right.
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Comment #11659479
I'd probably ask "Why 5 times?" and then it would be game on.
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Comment #11636539
I imagine it's intended to be a feature. You can instantly listen to any of your songs on any device. They should have just left it on the local drive as well. Terrible.
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Comment #11549943
Many people throughout history realize that a happy life only comes from knowing God, who is the source of joy. For instance, consider the famous mathematician and physicist, Leonh…
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Comment #11549501
Another perspective, adopted by millions is simpler, and more joyful to explain. This life is temporary, but a life with Christ in heaven is eternal. Our christian funerals are oft…
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Comment #11213305
American government was intended to be limited. That would limit the number of people, and the power that they have in government. Today, our government is huge, and has a lot of p…
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Comment #11213256
Aha! So maybe Trump does have a way to turn off the internet!
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Comment #10912734
When you decide to start a business, often times, you'll be doing lots of things you don't really want to be doing for that business. Like filing paperwork with the state or making…
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Comment #10871149
> Most of those scenarios, however, would never happen, because human organizations are nowhere near that efficient. Actually, taxes are taken to pay for this, right? By simply not…
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Comment #10868412
Yes, but the analogy isn't accurate, in the sense that when things do fail in a C system, it's probably not that hard to fix.
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Comment #10868374
Ha! Yes, aren't we all.