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Comment #44227429
Being able to work with others for the common goal of survival increases evolutionary edge
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Comment #44227365
Why is the word grass 5 letters instead of 500? It's because it's a short and efficient way to transfer information. If AI is able to improve information transfer that's amazing
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Comment #43851527
Work hard when you want and build your domains. Don't stress about work, it's not worth stressing. Know your worth and bring that worth to the table when it's time to talk about ra…
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Comment #43645537
I feel like a different person sometimes. And going to bed even 1hr earlier makes it generally much higher quality.
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Comment #43583383
AI is just another abstraction. It's not like a senior Java dev can implement LocalDate.now() or CompletableFuture.await()
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Comment #43461246
Important to take certain antioxidants and supplements after. Plus whole good food. Focusing heavily on good sleep and rest (so hard). And doing some level of exercise, but even ju…
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Comment #43176937
What happened to the other 3?
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Comment #43176893
Really ironically all of life up until 30 is kind of following a general script that's handed to you. And that kind of lets you get out of your own head, in a lot of ways. Then whe…
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Comment #43176611
You're on point. Really if you look at all the religions and creeds that have stood the test of time, they all kind of shift focus away from satisfying your ego so much. It's so ea…
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Comment #42882383
Yeah same here. Somehow these latest today by T have gone overboard and struck a chord. What an absolute bozo he is.
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Comment #42784093
When did they say you can't read or watch? The same video producers on Tiktok can move to the multitude of platforms that are allowed. They can produce the exact same stuff. The ba…
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Comment #42784071
What if, by nature, any type of conspiracy information is much better at hitting dopamine centers and attracting viewers than the "real" news can ever be? What if PBS could never c…
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Comment #42716749
So what if a conflict breaks out and the CCP essentially use TikTok as a pathway directly into the brains of millions of Americans. Let's say they tweak the algorithm with a button…
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Comment #42716133
Marginal cost added probably isn't that much. How many manhours does a mac take to build?
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Comment #42661813
Man sugar hill is such a good spot. I only went there one time for Marcel Dettmann and Patrick Russell but it was sick. Maybe i need to go to those different outdoor ones
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Comment #42639367
Yeah it's such a sacrifice. Many of the acts come on at 1am earliest, but usually 3am. That's getting home before 6 if you're lucky and then the whole next day is wasted.
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Comment #42639355
It's probably what you've said. I think perception changes, all the different venues and different types of music were once exciting. Then your brain forms the patterns and isn't a…
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Comment #42639301
I'm not sure if stuff changed or maybe i'm just older. A lot of those parties seemed so mysterious and exciting a couple years back for me. Now it seems like the same old stuff mon…
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Comment #42639254
Tons of people just go and imbibe in various things and just sway to the music or the beat. It really is a blank slate to make it what you want, and i think that's why its popular …
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Comment #42639151
This is it. The phone scrolling has become so addicting that people just go on their phones. And audio quality. You can enjoy the music sometimes at better quality in your own home…
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Comment #42637658
Subways are very safe, you obviously don't live or have spent much time in NYC. Millions of people ride them daily. Office workers making $$$, teens, everybody. Driving is likely l…
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Comment #42623293
I'm just saying they tend to be more high trust, which is supported by statistical data.
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Comment #42622968
Why are poor people who own a car and can pay for parking driving into Manhattan often? Does your premise even make sense?
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Comment #42622506
What does free transit do? People need to earn some money and then use that money. It's a healthy psyche. $3 for a ride anywhere in the city is pretty cheap
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Comment #42614088
Look at Japan as a homogenous and extremely (if not the most) high trust society.