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HKH2
4y ago
Yeah it makes no sense. You can't boycott Israel, but the government can sanction Iran etc.
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HKH2
4y ago
Combining saturated fat and sugar is unhealthy. Also, the sugar industry has been very successful in convincing people that any fat, including the fat from animals, is bad for you.
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4y ago
It's pretty clear they're moving towards MacOS.
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4y ago
Yes. The problem is that the article title has a question mark after a statement.
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4y ago
For you, yes.
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4y ago
> A lot of what he does is pure entertainment and has very little practicality. It's all about the cool ideas and the engineering. No sane person would spend the time and effort to build a band saw out of wood when you can buy a goo
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HKH2
4y ago
There are quite a few decent ones that are not overtly political that you might enjoy, like Ryan Long. > Most of what I’ve seen involved material that’s repetitive (how many by now have delivered a variant of the One Conservative Joke -
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4y ago
I don't care what critics think. If a comedian makes me laugh, I'll have to concede that they're funny. If they make people clap instead of laugh, they're probably not that funny.
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4y ago
If you're looking for good right wing comics, you're not going to hear about them from Hollywood or the Mass Media. Look for them on YouTube or somewhere where you won't get deplatformed for making a joke. People can't e
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4y ago
It's good for editing CSS files because it shows colors directly and for each color it gives you a color picker to modify it.
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HKH2
4y ago
Do any other languages use it for comments?
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HKH2
4y ago
You think that there should be a guide rail, or you should orient yourself towards something for meaning to work. My point is that we come into this world with more or less a trajectory (think of it as an orientation if you will). I think y
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4y ago
I'm not sure how we can tell whether we do have freedom or if it's illusory. It's not clear how much we are biologically and socially determined. Imagine being in a river with a strong current. Everything you do is still subj
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4y ago
Your question presupposes that you should orient yourself towards something in particular.
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4y ago
When people do not embody the values they possess, how can they be happy?
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4y ago
That is a circular argument, as those were the things I was referencing.
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4y ago
There are quite a few problems with the categorical imperative: We cannot all do the same things. For example, there are things that adults do that are necessary for the survival of humanity that children should not do. So your response wou
738.
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HKH2
4y ago
No.
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HKH2
4y ago
On what basis are those things objectively bad?
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4y ago
What irks me more is that we can't have a discussion about the past without people automatically jumping to the conclusion that we are justifying it. An explanation is not a justification unless everything is deterministic.
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4y ago
I think that's a US English thing. How much is 'a lot of money'? How much is 'a heap of money'?
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4y ago
> They might emit disproportionately higher co2 than the median citizen, but that's canceled out by the fact that they're so few of them. No it's not. They set a bad example. We can clearly see they put their own pride bef
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4y ago
> And they lost remaining 1% the moment the weaponized energy. What? Who weaponized energy? Do you think that Russia should have conducted business as usual after 300 billion in foreign oil reserves were seized? You don't have to li
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4y ago
Eating too much protein is quite difficult if it's not processed. The same goes for fat. It's why people can lose a lot of weight quickly on the keto diet. You put on weight or feel hungry when eating carbs because they can't
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HKH2
4y ago
Fine. Go get a bellyful of chitin.
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HKH2
4y ago
> The Hanzi had me going for about five seconds; they don't mean 和. You mean Pinyin (拼音), not Hanzi (漢字).
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4y ago
> You obviously can, but indexing with `[]` is the default way one would think of doing and it can certainly be surprising that it panics. True. I think it would've been nicer to make it return an Option type, but I guess performanc
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4y ago
No, they could not; that is either wealth redistribution or pointless. You can't make risk disappear magically.
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4y ago
I'm talking about being motivated enough to be willing to ask questions that may make you look stupid etc. I don't think the system you're proposing would work for open-ended subjects.
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HKH2
4y ago
let _ = v[0]; // panics Why don't you use .get() instead?
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