

it has been solved for approximately 2 billion people on this planet, but those answers are not friendly to profit-seeking institutions like google and the only remaining institutions that can stop it are captured by the likes of google


it has been solved for approximately 2 billion people on this planet, but those answers are not friendly to profit-seeking institutions like google and the only remaining institutions that can stop it are captured by the likes of google


They need to feel the personal impact it will have on them …
i’ve become convinced that this is the only way that will galvanize any change.


the bigger problem is that not enough people care enough to stop using it.


trek did too and by the most strict canonical definitions there ever have been in star trek too.


the butlerian jihad must happen to get everyone on board.


this seems too new to be widespread yet


it literally is their business; they make millions of dollars off of it.


The Hippocritic Oath
I swear by LinkedIn, “disruption,” and the invisible hand of the market that I will fulfill this oath to the best of my metric-driven ability.
I will critique my teachers for their lack of personal branding.
I will inform every patient that their illness is, ultimately, a failure of hustle culture, poor risk management, and not having a diverse investment portfolio.
I will refuse deadly drugs but will absolutely shame you for buying avocado toast instead of a high-deductible health plan.
Whatever house I enter, I will come for the sick — and leave a QR code to my Substack explaining how bootstraps could have prevented all of this.
I will not repeat what I see or hear in private — but I will monetize the general vibe as a case study in “choice architecture.”
If I keep this oath, may I achieve synergistic growth. If not… well, the market will correct you, not me.
My newest one is as impulsive as I am so the digressions he tasks me with have stalled out long term development plans, yet he’s oblivious enough of the situation to seriously ask why progress is taking so long every year during reviews.


I’m glad to learn that irc is still a thing.
some O.G. social media sounds like a smarter thing to be doing rn considering the state of affairs on the big name platforms.


i used to think that firefox on linux and as plain-jane-generic as you could get besides windows; but no, i’m ultra unique:
Yes! You are unique among the 5084762 fingerprints in our entire dataset.


I have a router that has it built in with hardware acceleration
TIL
is it because you’re piping everything through your vpn?


don’t be, i’m reasonably certain that I’d make a really shitty father. lol


my ex-husband. we were forced to separate after 7 years because he didn’t have legal status in this country and i couldn’t sponsor him because gay marriage was still illegal.
he’s ten years younger than i, so we was (barely) young enough to start over again with a new husband and now has a family in california. i since then have learned that he was my only chance for my asocial autistic old fat ass to do the same thing meanwhile men still flirt w him because of his genetically inherited abs and movie star quality good looks.
it’s been 12 years and i still think of him of him every day; usually more than once.


i don’t see anyone making fun of it, but i do seem people characterizing intellectuals as either disconnected and stuck up; or depressed and childless; or godless and doomed to hell for it and all of it is done with the vaguely hidden intention of warning everyone else against intellectual pursuits or else they’ll end up like disconnected, depressed, and/or godless.
the quality of the code is dependent on the quality of the pay. lol


i guess a broken clock can be right. lol
thank goodness for it or else it would have hit everyone at once, giving little time for reaction from everyone else.