4eor0

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by 4eor0 6y ago
Maybe we should police each other more, and technology less? But who is making the technology? Circles. Circles everywhere. Perhaps you should not anthropomorphize technology.
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by 4eor0 6y ago
Police sure seem pleased thumping skulls. Anything we can do to make it easier for them.
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by 4eor0 6y ago
I don’t like “let” because of my math dept in school was all “= is pronounced is” for some reason (long time ago) “let n is 10” Tear some hair out every time, as I can’t get my brain to stop
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by 4eor0 6y ago
Oh I dunno, seems like it’s an honest platform versus the euphemism and platitudes industrialists use.
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by 4eor0 6y ago
Yes, let’s have your anecdotal experience be the basis for curbing speech. I’ve lost dozens of friends and family to alcoholism and drunk driving. I can’t really get behind the cherry picking; society is being damaged in other real ways to
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by 4eor0 6y ago
Most advocates for decriminalization I’ve encountered have a platform of using taxes for counseling and addiction services. The middle ground you seek is already defined clearly. Are you sure your perspective here is as informed as it could
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by 4eor0 6y ago
All this suggests to me is Epic has a limited path to growth without courts deciding they indeed are entitled to more profit without producing anything net new.
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by 4eor0 6y ago
This feels like an arbitrary perspective. Text has all the same properties as an image. It’s a composite of elements of varying height, width, and meaning to the whole. Some sentences can be longer, or shorter. One element can be overloaded
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by 4eor0 6y ago
Another billionaire talking about others having entitlement issues. Insert line about smelling their own. This blog post is yet another confirmation for me that similar to how we can have infinitely big small numbers, we can have infinitely
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by 4eor0 6y ago
Is it hard to take pollen allergies from dozens of different plants seriously? How about dust and smoke? How can someone be allergic to both! The temerity. It’s less about chemistry of the materials, more about the sensitivity of the squish
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by 4eor0 6y ago
Point and click or keyboard UX for this stuff is awful no matter how you slice it. At most I want a prompt for my unlock password when the password manager sees I’m on a site or in an app it has a password for. We still externalize way too
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by 4eor0 6y ago
As someone from the Midwest, it has no shortage of landlocked FOMO/YOLO types. SV is just this generations Gold Rush and Hollywood Star chasing excuse for moving to California.
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by 4eor0 6y ago
Yes I get how it works in the base case. What we disagree on is the level of complexity. It’s cli commands and text editing regardless of which method is used. There is no iron clad hierarchy for organizing computers files on top of the OS,
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by 4eor0 6y ago
It’s software? It’s all of triggering an ordered copy-paste process (downloading and installing is just a less random copy-paste). I dunno about you but I don’t download Ubuntu’s package repo. I have to run an install command and then custo
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by 4eor0 6y ago
Open source developers across the world would like to have a chat. Forcing people into the office isn’t about producing useful output. It’s about embedding an expectation, and routine. Kegerators, snack bars, they’re not about motivation. B
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by 4eor0 6y ago
“Hindsight is 20/20.” Of all the failures in the system that could have prevented lives, this seems like the least egregious. What people need to realize is politically inclined or no, restricting political involvement to an election e
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by 4eor0 6y ago
Teach science, trust the students
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by 4eor0 6y ago
SCOTUS ruled last December Federal law allows suing government agents who violate Constitutional rights. https://ij.org/press-release/u-s-supreme-court-rules-unanimo... Cities should start suing on behalf of their citi
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by 4eor0 6y ago
But meanings vary depending on region, education, political background. Science, direct experience, is about as concrete as it gets.
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by 4eor0 6y ago
They’ve always had an agenda; sway opinion and leverage that power. I wonder if they’re less trustworthy or you’re more aware of their untrustworthiness?
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by 4eor0 6y ago
Yes, exactly. My reply was to a post highlighting when we’ve been lied to. I was just piling wood on the fire.
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by 4eor0 6y ago
Right, because social media points can’t be gamed.
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by 4eor0 6y ago
Since Fourier suggested sun light is likely trapped within the Earth’s atmosphere back in the 1820s others began digging into it. John Tyndall showed in the 1860s C02 from coal was especially good at trapping heat. Fears of MSG were started