TheFreim

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by TheFreim 5y ago
Thank you, I will investigate this.
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I don't disagree substantially, and I don't think you're a "conspiracy theorist", however I must say that you and many others seem to be reading into my question what I did not mean. I'm not asserting that the
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Last time I took math courses was high school, algebra 2 or geometry. Do you have any resources you can suggest for not only going forward but also filling in the gaps that I've forgotten or never filled?
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Thank you, I really liked your response. I think you answered an important, parallel, issue which is the practicality of influencing China. This is a different, though interconnected, issue which can sometimes have completely different im
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Thank you for taking the time to respond, I appreciate it. I don't quite think the idea that the country needs a "coherent moral framework" to justify taking action to improve particular moral issues. China itself has a coher
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by TheFreim 5y ago
There are a variety of reasons proponents of changing China could make in response, for example since China is becoming (already?) powerful independently from the United States which could (already?) makes them a greater threat, having our
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by TheFreim 5y ago
I don't understand your mindset, possibly you could expand a bit for me. Shouldn't the US try to improve China? Worst case scenario the US is hypocritical, but that doesn't mean it still shouldn't wield its power for goo
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by TheFreim 5y ago
If I remember correctly there were still some scientific works being published in Latin in the 1900s
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by TheFreim 5y ago
I've used multiple email provider web mails (Gmail, ProtonMail, and my current provider fastmail). I have also used various clients over the years, haven't used thunderbird in a while but I still use mu4e in emacs as well as neomu
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Reminds me of Gab's "dissenter" extension which added comments and live chat to any web page. I don't know if it still exists since it got removed from extension marketplaces.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Video creators can censor comment sections as they wish, so this really won't work.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> relaxing sleep music and halfway through you suddenly hear a loud voice screaming "AND HIS NAME IS JOHN CENA!!!" You're making it hard for me to be against this change, haha.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
The mistake people make when they grow discord channels is trying to preemptively create channels for situations where they don't yet have the volume to utilize. Creating channels should almost always be reactionary, not proactive, in
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Was it "Looking Glass"? https://github.com/gnif/LookingGlass
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by TheFreim 5y ago
I haven't thought about this issue too much but I don't, at a glance, find an issue with saying people lacking inner voices are less conscious (at least in one aspect of consciousness, for all we know they might lack one aspect bu
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by TheFreim 5y ago
How is OVH these days? It's been years since I used them heavily, back when I was doing some game server stuff, and they were the standard in the community I was in.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> it is important to know the thing and not as important to know it's name Yes and no. For years I did little computer programming projects on my own. Built some neat things, for my purposes at least. But because I didn't have
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Is there a reason this requires a Twitter account? Seems like something I'd like to use but I don't have Twitter.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
I also prefer a paper approach. I use a Hobonichi Techo in a leather cover to plan what I need to do, then supplement with phone reminders. Works well for where I am at in life.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Lobbying is essentially a constitutionally protected right, right? Comes from the right to petition our government.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
I like org mode, I use it every single day, and I'd agree most of the time. 9/10 I'm using it as a glorified markdown editor, but on that 1/10 occasion where I get to do something really cool is where it feels magical.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Last updated 7 months ago? There is no way they've gone that long without updating anything in their codebase, does this imply that they are no longer following the license (or does the license allow delays of this sort)? Also I seem t
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by TheFreim 5y ago
I hope to try qubes one day, it's a shame that my current hardware isn't supported. If I wanted to learn how to add support for my own hardware where would I start (would probably be quite an undertaking, but might be worth learni
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by TheFreim 5y ago
I don't have any specific criticisms but I do think it's relevant to point out that the nature of things like computing, and other subjects, changed over time. To say computing is the same today as it was back then would be an err
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> and I can actually get locked into a fugue, so strong, that hours go by like minutes. Is this not a normal occurrence? I thought this is just how it is for everyone when they encounter a problem that captivates them.
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by TheFreim 5y ago
> One solution that I will try is to install a headless Syncthing instance on my NAS I've got an old computer which I run things on occasionally. I installed syncthing on it for a while and it worked well. Stopped leaving that compu
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> The problem is, documentation is sparse to non-existant, error messages are poor and often far from the actual problem, and it makes use of concept that lots of people are not familiar with (like lazy evaluation) without ever explainin
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> Japan the the street light for go is “blue light” (青信号 I love these sorts of things. Language fascinates me so much, I hope to learn more about linguistics some day. > particularly while drinking Hopefully not while driving through
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by TheFreim 5y ago
Always interesting how anecdotes go since most "anti-vax" people I know despise Facebook and other large social media platforms.
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> but they can change their own rules In terms of the morality of contraception, they can't change their "rules" on it any more than they could change the "rule" against murder. Priestly celibacy could be chang

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