voganmother42

Super normal, so great for America

Oh and I should say, I enjoy all the different Adams adaptations(even the movie!), but my personal favorite that I think is less well known: the HHGG audiobooks read by the author. The timing and phrasing of Douglas Adams was truly marvelous!

I highly recommend “High Vaultage” from that list (and the podcast that preceded it is also absolutely outstanding and hilarious).

I am a huge fan of Sir Terry Pratchett and definitely second that recommendation as well, both offer a wonderfully unique perspective.

Im with you! The Golgafrinchan government bits of The Restaurant at the End of the Universe and the opening of Life the Universe and Everything are my retreats when things are rough, but the entire series is amazing!

Glad private industry can charge people to file their taxes because of how efficient everything is now, truly an inspiration.

The brilliant use of AI to ignore all the conflicts of interest is very innovative too!

Truly the ability to so efficiently not provide any services is impressive, I think they were heavily inspired by https://github.com/kelseyhightower/nocode

I wonder what color their shirts will be, probably like an umber or chestnut

So less than half a day of trump golfing, huge work

Yeah Americans are all super healthy and blessed so we dont need healthcare

Remember when he blamed Ukraine for being invaded? I do.

After a few sips of bleach things tend to get blurry

“People's interpretation of this 3-second video clip are determined by their prior feelings about this person.”

I and many others see something very blatant in the video, and you dismissing that is lazy and frankly, it makes you look biased.

Ive generally been impressed with HN moderation, but this is a very glaring exception.

This should not be flagged.

Spy v spy, It has a phone detector, but will it detect my smart glasses or my nest cam…or the camera secreted in my bookcase capturing my screen?

I gave a subjective reason for a preference, the difference is I didn’t pretend it was anything other than an opinion.

You cannot relate to describing someone’s subjective opinion as blatantly false?

Teslas may be bought across the spectrum, none of that is remotely relevant.

Tesla owners are often insufferable to listen to as they go on and on about their cars, like they make vegans seem a treat by comparison, that alone may dissuade people - I know it does for me.

Right, and people must like whats popular! Preferences are false and they simply have yet to succumb to the wisdom of your position!

I disagree with your opinion so its wrong!

Everyone else’s life seems to be completely irrelevant

Uterine replicators were a very cool aspect of the Vorkosigan Saga by the very talented Lois McMaster Bujold.

It was extra interesting to see how the technology was adopted by different cultures and what a massive impact it had.

When I remove records from databases I follow the sacred ritual of BEGIN TRANSACTION…COMMIT;

So its kinda like cdk(tf)

My Electric Monk will believe things for me though - this seems positively primitive

is the idea this is used instead of medication or in addition to medication?

Humans are gonna human, if you have an environment where you fail to account for this, this will happen. Reminds me of a dev dropping a production database, or the aws engineer who incorrectly entered a command and brought down s3: many things have gone wrong to even be at this point, blaming a human for behaving like a human in an inhospitable environment is silly. Effort is almost always better spent building a system which is safer to operate for the people involved.

I laughed and really enjoyed "Employment Vibes"

I think there may indeed be some satire or silly fun going on, for instance: "By the power of drawing two lines, we see correlation is causation and you can’t argue otherwise" and the "goal is to earn $69,420 per month"

the schedule not being chronological is baffling to me, is that a common thing?

I use 5oz a month, and I am a productive member of society, this is silly talk - drugs impact people very differently.

"choice bush" is amazing, and I like to think describes a particular class of decision shrubs.

I think it is more like wearing two polo shirts…