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> But even our human desires are mostly good. When we see evil in our midst, that is mostly not a failure of our own moral perception, nor of an unjust world, but just another prob…

I find the following useful for my own sanity, some might say it's a little overkill, but whatever ig news.ycombinator.com##td.title:nth-of-type(3):has-text("AI")

> There's constant postings on Reddit about it I don't think reddit is a reliable source for pretty much anything, especially making country-wide generalizations

> The American Way Is this an American thing, or a northern European thing?

It's a win for them because they're better off not being users in the first place

> That’s a very self-serving interpretation and I don’t understand why people don’t question it more. People say "don't talk to police" because they can fuck you over, legally spea…

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> People who own houses in expensive coastal markets can't easily be dislodged. They also have an incentive to drive up their own property values via NIMBYism. Maybe prop 13 should…

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> The first type, my favourite commenters, whose grim-faced no-nonsense corporate visages grace standups across the world. I'd have to put myself in this camp, how dare this guy pr…

> plunking down $9k for a 20-week course. I find this attitude kind of depressing. When I was in CS undergrad I thought about going into security because it seemed like this thing …

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I also started running again relatively recently - about one month ago - definitely not to the same extent parent is doing it, but it managed to reduce the upper back pain I was ge…

> because this allows the slave to be less financially dependent on the master Just a little back of the envelope economics: if everyone thinks the way you do -> labor supply doubl…