Okay Peter Thiel it's past your bedtime.
Or maybe - build a world where you don't need driving privileges just to exist
There are still people in America who live without running water. There are still people who work on fishing boats in Alaska. There are still people who hitchhike. This is literally just an anecdote trying to deflect…
I always wonder what people who say these things think about the fact that we have someone in the white house who was mentioned in the Epstein files more than Jesus was mentioned in the bible. Whatever it takes to get…
Or worse, you wouldn't even know about it!
I never claimed any techology is good or bad; you also seem to be in agreement with me that technology used in warfare _can_ have "good" applications (I mentioned that the benefits are secondary to their applications in…
> care more that their work is prosocial These takes are always so funny to me. The whole reason we even have the internet is because the US government needed a way for parties to be able to communicate in the event of…
Are authoritarians good? That's basically what you are asking.
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God has been used as a justification for a lot of human suffering. My personal belief is that the closer to god you are; the more easily you can justify evil. How could you not? If my entire belief system is derived…
> Mad respect to Sam And people wonder how we got here.
> but stop pretending this kind of thing matters one iota This is blatantly false and intellectually dishonest. Of course it matters. Your edit is also wrong; you are advocating for nihilism with statments like these.
This is where we're at huh?
There is also the added stress of commuting, which its fair to assume has negative impacts on heart, cognitive, etc. health.
> sits for hours playing a video game > if you are not moving, you are dead. I understand the point you're trying to make, but there is some irony here.
They manage a lot of old, big mainframes for banks. At least that is one thing I know of.
> It's hard to beat The Golden Rule as a guide to behavior > There's class warfare, all right, but it's my class, the rich class, that's making war, and we're winning. Huh.
Is this satire?
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I worked for an energy tech startup that did consulting for big utility companies. It absolutely does.
> dependency inclusion _should not_ be a main criterion for evaluating how good a build system is That's just like, your opinion, man.
How are you quantifying that 10% ?
What are these places? How is productivity being measured? All this talk of data and I have yet to see _anything_.
> there is simply no evidence from before 24 February 2022 that Putin wanted to conquer Ukraine and incorporate it into Russia Crimea, anyone?
What more does life have to offer then?
Okay Peter Thiel it's past your bedtime.
Or maybe - build a world where you don't need driving privileges just to exist
There are still people in America who live without running water. There are still people who work on fishing boats in Alaska. There are still people who hitchhike. This is literally just an anecdote trying to deflect…
I always wonder what people who say these things think about the fact that we have someone in the white house who was mentioned in the Epstein files more than Jesus was mentioned in the bible. Whatever it takes to get…
Or worse, you wouldn't even know about it!
I never claimed any techology is good or bad; you also seem to be in agreement with me that technology used in warfare _can_ have "good" applications (I mentioned that the benefits are secondary to their applications in…
> care more that their work is prosocial These takes are always so funny to me. The whole reason we even have the internet is because the US government needed a way for parties to be able to communicate in the event of…
Are authoritarians good? That's basically what you are asking.
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God has been used as a justification for a lot of human suffering. My personal belief is that the closer to god you are; the more easily you can justify evil. How could you not? If my entire belief system is derived…
> Mad respect to Sam And people wonder how we got here.
> but stop pretending this kind of thing matters one iota This is blatantly false and intellectually dishonest. Of course it matters. Your edit is also wrong; you are advocating for nihilism with statments like these.
This is where we're at huh?
There is also the added stress of commuting, which its fair to assume has negative impacts on heart, cognitive, etc. health.
> sits for hours playing a video game > if you are not moving, you are dead. I understand the point you're trying to make, but there is some irony here.
They manage a lot of old, big mainframes for banks. At least that is one thing I know of.
> It's hard to beat The Golden Rule as a guide to behavior > There's class warfare, all right, but it's my class, the rich class, that's making war, and we're winning. Huh.
Is this satire?
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I worked for an energy tech startup that did consulting for big utility companies. It absolutely does.
> dependency inclusion _should not_ be a main criterion for evaluating how good a build system is That's just like, your opinion, man.
How are you quantifying that 10% ?
What are these places? How is productivity being measured? All this talk of data and I have yet to see _anything_.
> there is simply no evidence from before 24 February 2022 that Putin wanted to conquer Ukraine and incorporate it into Russia Crimea, anyone?
What more does life have to offer then?