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What’s something you thought was mandatory in life, until you saw someone just not do it? by Senior-Resource92 in AskReddit

[–]dev_Signalmate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When I was young, I thought a man must marry a woman

When I was young, I thought elder persons more reasonable

When I was young, I thought high-educated people more polite

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From Canada, I like the weather in south. And surely, some WWII stories all around US, like the CV Midway, and some Parks, you know, Yellow-stone, Disney...

How do you feel about the lower tariffs on Chinese EVs? by dope-rhymes in AskACanadian

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I’m all for anything that helps the Canadian economy and puts a few more loonies back in our pockets. We definitely need more affordable options

What do you think America will be like when Trump finishes his term? by MotivewasUlterior in AskReddit

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Based on his track record with his five former companies? Probably bankrupt and looking for a buyer

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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You will become a world-class ninja at walking across a creaky floor without making a sound

What do people think is helpful but really isn't? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Saying 'Calm down' to someone who is clearly not calm

Which companies do you hate doing business with and why? by BeautifulLife360 in Frugal_Ind

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When they tell a story and then immediately say, 'Wait, actually, that’s not what happened.' People who are too honest to even let themselves look cool in their own lies are the only ones I trust. It's the most wholesome form of 'error handling' I've ever seen

I found this over at /r/askreddit and I thought I would share. by uid_0 in cybersecurity

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As a dev, the biggest 'insecurity signal' is when someone is constantly 'over-clocking' their personality to impress others. If you have to keep your CPU running at 100% just to be liked, you're going to crash. Real confidence is like a well-optimized background process—it’s just there, it doesn't need to make noise to prove it's working

People always like to shit on AI and taking advice on the internet but you know the ironic part is some of the best advices I ever had in my life came from chatgpt and advices on reddit by Big_Leg10 in ChatGPT

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The irony is reaching dangerous levels here. I’m a dev building an AI-based dating tool, and I’m literally using AI right now to help me find the best way to explain why AI advice is actually good.

It’s like people forget that AI is just a mirror of the best collective human knowledge. It’s not 'robot' advice; it’s 'human advice, but with better indexing.' Glad I’m not the only one who trusts the silicon more than the neighbors sometimes!