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Do Babies Dream of Baby Sheep?

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Re: Do Babies Dream of Baby Sheep?

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Post by DanielVZ »

ButlerianJihad wrote: post #20
ggdG wrote: post #19

>That night my family watched a war movie on the VCR, maybe saving private ryan or something similar, and the helicopter struck me. If there was a helicopter in the movie, then we can confidently exclude Saving Private Ryan.

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Glad you noticed I’m not a native English speaker. The .cl tld is a small hint of that.

I’m trying to retake reading and writing since after joining the workforce I stopped reading books and writing and I noticed that my grammar skills were deteriorating.

I don’t know what’s wrong with that sentence to be honest or if this is sarcasm (I’m not good at reading sarcasm) but I’d love to know what’s the issue with it.

Re: Do Babies Dream of Baby Sheep?

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Post by DanielVZ »

blurbleblurble wrote: post #7

Refreshingly not llm generated

To be fully fully transparent I did use LLMs (asking stuff in the google search bar) in some phrases I was having trouble to find the right words since English is not my native language.

But I’m glad you noticed I did try to write it all by my own with my own style as flawed as it could be

Re: Do Babies Dream of Baby Sheep?

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Post by freehorse »

microgpt wrote: post #39
freehorse wrote: post #24

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Wait till most of your life feels "from another world"... I visited places I lived in the past and it feels like a place somebody else lived, who were close to me, but still not "me".

I'm 33 and this is already happening to things I did at 31. But not much before that, because before that my life was much more boring, and most of my old stuff was saved on a computer where I could recall it at any time of I wanted to. Man... I swear, my first time at Fusion Festival changed me and I'm not sure if it's for the better or worse. The curse of knowledge and experience. ( This year I don't feel much abou…

That's one festival i hope to join some day. Glad you found a transformative experience there. Some things are defined beyond "better or worse" I guess.

Re: Do Babies Dream of Baby Sheep?

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Post by tomhow »

throe9393i44i wrote: post #3

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We've banned this account. Please don't introduce generic tangents in HN threads. The guidelines explicitly ask us not to do this. The guidelines also ask us not to register serial throwaway accounts. Please stop, it's a waste of everyone's time. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

Re: Do Babies Dream of Baby Sheep?

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Post by tomhow »

xerox13ster wrote: post #38
cityofdelusion wrote: post #34

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I'm not sure if the person you replied to edited their comment, but right now, yours looks totally out-of-line and ranting about nothing they brought up.

They didn’t edit it. This part is what I’m referencing and read as an obvious reference to circumcision: > If kids remember, we could not do surgeries without anastesia on new borns, and could not marinate open wound in filthy diapers! What other surgery is commonly performed sans anesthesia on newborns and also generates as they so eloquently put it -a wound that marinates in filthy diapers-?

Please don't fulminate or engage in battle on HN. If you see a bad comment, flag it, and if you're find one that's particularly egregious or part of a pattern, you can email us (hn@ycombinator.com) so we can investigate.

Re: Do Babies Dream of Baby Sheep?

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Post by margalabargala »

IAmBroom wrote: post #46
margalabargala wrote: post #18

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Surgery on infants without anasthesia is not something done any longer in any country that particularly cares about the health of its citizens.

Circumcision sans anesthesia is commonplace.

Where? Not in the US it isn't.
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