HKH2

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by HKH2 1y ago
Culture and race are not the same thing. Rephrased for you: If there is no dominant culture, how do you resolve conflicts like that?
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by HKH2 1y ago
That could be a false dichotomy.
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by HKH2 1y ago
Singapore has a much lower crime rate though.
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by HKH2 1y ago
What do you do when people tell you to smile for the camera?
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by HKH2 1y ago
Is it a regional thing? I've never seen that happen.
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by HKH2 1y ago
Not literal.
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by HKH2 1y ago
> Is there something lost, when it's not the adult telling the child a bedtime improv story? (IME, kids love this.) Kids use their imagination because they're encouraged to do so. It's somewhat of a challenge to find the c
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by HKH2 1y ago
Yep, sell your ICE and buy a jet plane instead.
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by HKH2 1y ago
Well giving people food doesn't solve hunger problems because those people just breed. Why doesn't Africa have more farms and infrastructure?
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by HKH2 1y ago
You're drifting from your original argument. Taking away features usually does make it harder for power users.
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by HKH2 1y ago
Gnome can do whatever they like with their own project, but fragmentation is the biggest problem with Linux.
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by HKH2 1y ago
If they take out options, then you might have to maintain a fork or write a plugin to keep them.
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by HKH2 1y ago
Gnome has sacrificed a lot of control.
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by HKH2 1y ago
> However, users who are not logged in should also expect “default blurring of images of online pornography and high-impact violence material detected in search results”.
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by HKH2 1y ago
Comma splices are not an improvement.
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by HKH2 1y ago
> but even developers of the more recent DOOM games have started to realize that they should return to the original formula of "blast zombies in the face at high speed, and keep plot as window dressing" There's still a lot
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by HKH2 1y ago
It's not a grammar mistake. It's faulty logic.
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by HKH2 1y ago
He saw a tech-dependent society as being fragile. Towards the end of the book he talked about subverting the current system which he clearly wanted to destroy before it got out of hand.
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by HKH2 1y ago
A guy once wrote a whole book about that. Unfortunately he started randomly killing people.
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by HKH2 1y ago
ChipWizard is the updated version and it's in Last Call BBS (from Zachtronics).
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by HKH2 1y ago
It's not clear if you mean #1 in quality or popularity. I'll assume you mean the latter. Is Windows really that unstable?
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by HKH2 1y ago
What they do. There are long-term goals and short-term goals (convenience etc.) Society pressures you into having long-term goals even if you don't do anything about them.
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by HKH2 1y ago
And then you have to recompile everything every time you upgrade the toolchain.
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by HKH2 1y ago
How can you get around Rust's lack of a stable ABI?
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by HKH2 2y ago
Descriptions cannot directly lead to prescriptions. Values come from you (the subject). 'Junk food is bad for your health' is a description, but who is it that decides that health is more important than pleasure? The prescription
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by HKH2 2y ago
And the bit before it: > The results indicate that certain listening habits differ significantly between the neurotypical and ADHD-screened groups. The ADHD-screened group reports significantly more background music listening during less
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by HKH2 2y ago
Isn't Idris basically Haskell with DT?
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by HKH2 2y ago
Haha even though I do not agree with his prescriptions or actions, I do think he made a somewhat cohesive description in relation to what you said initially. In the spirit of the article, do you think it's possible for someone to hold
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by HKH2 2y ago
I think you're thinking of Timothy McVeigh.
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by HKH2 2y ago
Ted Kaczynski argued that such a system is unsustainable long-term.

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