Viewing profile — hintklb
hintklb
HN member- Joined
- Thu, Dec 21, 2023, 6:58 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 102
- Public activity
- 82 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About hintklb
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #46200019
I actually agree with you on this. I think those robots are going to be a huge danger for society and everyone (not only children). But nonetheless I was pointing out that using th…
-
comment
Comment #46199860
Ah yes, Think of the children! [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Think_of_the_children
-
comment
Comment #46016819
taking kids from parents should almost never happen. Every family should be able to raise their kids as they wish. I can only see a couple cases of clear abuse where this should ha…
-
comment
Comment #46012618
I had exactly the same experience. I was in a public school full of assholes and teachers that couldn't care less about any bullying taking place. Those few years were probably the…
-
comment
Comment #46012603
Underrated comment because I have seen exactly the same thing. Us as parents don't have as much nurture on our kids as we would like to think.
-
comment
Comment #46012573
the issue is that your Tesla cannot be "too far off" as you seem to indicate. it needs to be right absolutely every single time. One successful ride is easy. 10 successful rides is…
-
comment
Comment #46011116
Tesla is not competition to Waymo. There are 10 other companies that are currently testing without a driver. Those are competition. Tesla so far is a gimmick of self-driving with a…
-
comment
Comment #46011061
By extending your statement you are essentially saying that the credentialed experts have a monopoly on knowledge in their fields? As anyone else reading a paper probably think he …
-
comment
Comment #46011036
sorry but your take seems to be the anti-intellectual here. You seem to think that the educated class got a monopoly on knowledge on that field, yet after that claim to know that e…
-
comment
Comment #46010996
> Believing my "research" is better than my specialist's education is a path back to the dark ages. Doing your research should not be in competition with your specialist's educatio…
-
comment
Comment #46009708
Sorry but strong disagree here. I have had a lot of Spinal and sleep issues. I have read almost all new literature on this niche subject and I have brought to my spine doctor some …
-
comment
Comment #46009608
My experience as well. SSRI and other similar drugs for anxiety remove a strong signal to your brain and bring other issues or signal. But the issue is that nobody wants to really …
-
comment
Comment #46009551
The main issue I see is that the anxiety pill is a way to treat the symptoms, not the cause. Do you think that there is a way to treat the underlying cause and not the symptoms?
-
comment
Comment #46009536
Not that I agree or disagree with the underlying claim but a call to "credentialism" to dismiss someone's opinion is not as strong in 2025 as you think it is. The last few years ha…
-
comment
Comment #45542259
Weirdly enough the US is actually amazing for dentistry. With any insurance you get 2 cleanings every year fully included and most routine fillings are almost completely covered. E…
-
comment
Comment #45534025
Hmm sure, but there must similarly be things that are denied right? I lived in both systems. In a single payer system, the state essentially decide what is allowed and what is not.…
-
comment
Comment #44825977
>> if you rent then you're already indirectly paying for that. Quick note: People repeat this non stop ("The cost is passed down to the renter"). This has been proven false many ti…
-
comment
Comment #44825929
is it really cash-flowing $1-2k a month after you account for repairs, taxes, fees, realtor fees, closing fees, bad tenants (which will always eventually happen) and all the time y…
-
comment
Comment #44813969
I think you make good points. The main difference that struck me between the EU and living in the US is that by default EU citizens will assume good intent. I see European protests…
-
comment
Comment #44813290
I'm a European citizen and I disagree. Compared to the US and a lot of places in the world, Europeans generally care less and have more trust in their government. There is a genera…
-
comment
Comment #44812978
You are right. As a European that lived in the US for a long time, a big difference is that there is also a lot of "European Conformism". You don't want to be seen as the weird one…
-
comment
Comment #44812950
EU citizens have way too much trust in their government and elected officials. A lot of people here just assume officials act in the interest of the population and most people don'…
-
comment
Comment #44812694
The Dutch being frugal is well-documented and well-known [1]. Are you suggesting we should just pretend it is not the case and act as if we all thought exactly the same way? This a…
-
comment
Comment #44812428
Agreed. This article seem to be centered on Dutch culture (Which I have discovered the hard way is one of the most stingy frugal culture you could ever imagine).
-
comment
Comment #44812017
Again, the back of the napkin math you do doesn't work. Educate yourself and search online or on this thread. A ton of people agree with me and the math once you dig deep. https://…