MarceliusK

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by MarceliusK 2y ago
"Friendship bridge" is the perfect phrase
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by MarceliusK 2y ago
Totally agree that its biggest strength is how approachable it is for quick, ad hoc tooling. Need to convert formats? Join two datasets? Normalize a weird export? CSV gives you just enough structure to work with and not so much that it gets
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by MarceliusK 2y ago
This might be the most passionate and well-argued defense of CSV I've read
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by MarceliusK 2y ago
Even during the "night," the sky stays illuminated enough that it never truly feels dark. It definitely challenges the idea of what nighttime means and makes the summer feel almost magical, but I imagine it can also mess with your
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by MarceliusK 2y ago
Kind of poetic how nature balances things out in the end.
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by MarceliusK 2y ago
Growing up in Australia, you must have experienced quite a dramatic shift in how daylight feels when you moved
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by MarceliusK 2y ago
It's fascinating how religious practices, like fasting from dawn to sunset, can make astronomical events feel so much more immediate and personal
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by MarceliusK 2y ago
I knew days lengthened quicker around springtime, but your interactive visualization and clear breakdown of the math behind it makes this phenomenon tangible
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by MarceliusK 2y ago
That's a fair point, repetition can make falsehoods stick. But if the book were full of outright lies, Meta could challenge it with clear evidence rather than legal pressure
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by MarceliusK 2y ago
It's not just about one individual pushing for more... it's the entire system that values work over personal well-being and creates an environment where people feel they can't step away, even during life-changing events.
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by MarceliusK 2y ago
The fact that Meta is aggressively trying to suppress the book just reinforces the point. If it were all "misleading and unfounded," they wouldn't need to fight this hard to bury it.