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2y ago
Well you can agree with the description and not the prescription. You can't derive an is from an ought after all. I generally agree with the Buddhist description of reality but don't agree with their conclusions about what should
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2y ago
Slow and usually pointless for minor updates.
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2y ago
Gentoo? Compiling big packages takes ages.
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2y ago
Newton is not responsible for gravity because he didn't create it.
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2y ago
Nah, but that issue's to do with rust-analyzer looking for a Cargo file. Some people have apparently got around it by making a file. You're right that it would be great with full LSP support, but for quick scripting, I mostly just
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2y ago
Maybe I'm a zealot, but I use Rust-script with cmd_lib. Rust-script lets you define the libraries at the top of the file (instead of in a Cargo file) and cmd_lib gives you macros to call commands directly almost like in Bash. Then you
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2y ago
The processes that lead to science are somewhat subjective, otherwise scientific progress would be constant and guaranteed, no?
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2y ago
No, you can't print in Krita. Also, GIMP's transform tools are more powerful.
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2y ago
I only use tiling when I'm coding, so I have a shortcut to a script that tiles all the open windows and gives the main window around 60% of the screen width.
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2y ago
Well, trying to have 'safe' opinions is not completely illogical. It's a survival strategy.
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2y ago
It also sounds like delayed gratification.
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2y ago
And in clinging so hard to their 'ideas', the substance has slipped through their fingers and they've mostly reduced themselves to cloning their own movies. I can't see how it's protecting creative risk; it protects
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You're conducting multiple parts of a dialogue when writing, but discussing what you've learnt can also be quite a good way of solidifying learning and encouraging further thought.
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2y ago
We can agree that prison and appropriation are both necessary for culture, regardless of their negative effects. Your problem is the scale at which knowledge and ideas are being appropriated, but my point is that it was already happening a
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2y ago
I can't imagine how culture could exist without ideas being taken without permission.
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2y ago
People had been stealing ideas long before computers started doing it.
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Not just gaps. Blind spots too. Humans are driven by curiosity and limited by biases. You're only painting half of the picture. > Humans got where they are thanks to their innate curiosity. If you take that away from us, we become n
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2y ago
I'd say lifetimes give the most cryptic errors to beginners.
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Well, believing that you can be strictly rational is going to lead you down that dark path.
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2y ago
It sounds like ironic process theory.
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2y ago
If 14 days is extremely long, what is 382 days?
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2y ago
Money talks.
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2y ago
Well I've already mentioned covering costs as a reason. Anything beyond that seems like a slippery slope. You seem to think that forcing anyone to work is a slippery slope, and considering where we are now, there probably is some merit
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2y ago
Well we're talking about morality, so is it morally wrong? I'm fairly sure you'd say conscription is morally wrong, but is jury duty morally wrong? I'm not sure a government can continue to exist without forcing people t
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No, there's far more room for interpretation than in a typical movie.
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Are you against court-ordered community service?
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2y ago
I am completely against private prisons. Providing there are legitimate reasons for someone to be in prison, how is it wrong to make them at least cover their own costs?
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2y ago
The OP posted a wiki article. I can't find a wiki article for slavery in the US in the present. The one on indentured servitude is about the past too.
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The people that are given the most negative attention are those that have admitted guilt. The key to success in the liberal order is to shrug it off and chalk it up to cultural differences.
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The OP's point is that it is still being repeated right now.
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