Timwi

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by Timwi 2y ago
What does “clunky” even mean in this context?
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by Timwi 2y ago
The direct URL still doesn't work for me, it just redirects straight back to the main page.
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by Timwi 2y ago
No, the uploader of each image can decide on any free license they want, and some people choose public domain.
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by Timwi 2y ago
I do not believe that it would be stable. The proton would convert to a neutron and release an electron. If it were stable for the neutron star to have protons in or on it, then it would already have some.
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by Timwi 2y ago
> I don’t think anyone is afraid to conduct research that’s critical of religion. Anyone? Anyone at all? Or did you mean anyone in your social circles and you forgot that people outside of it exist? Such as people in countries with Shari
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by Timwi 2y ago
Religion tends to make people more sure about things that they don't really know for sure. In my mind that has always struck me as an obstacle to being a good scientist. Appreciating that there are unknowns is exactly what gets a lot o
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by Timwi 2y ago
It has always struck me as odd that when this example is recited, the animal of choice is always a tiger. The situation is supposed to play out in very early prehistory during the evolution of humanity. That evolution occurred in the savann
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by Timwi 2y ago
No, it's UTC–8.
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by Timwi 2y ago
It showed a complicated map and asked me if it was 3-colorable. Then it said it can convince me that it's 3-colorable without revealing the solution. But then it demonstrated this proof on a super simple map that we already knew to be
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by Timwi 2y ago
If nobody can afford it, then it's not on offer.
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by Timwi 2y ago
That's EXACTLY the alternative.
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by Timwi 2y ago
Leave it to the capitalists to insinuate that something that doesn't make you money has no value, no matter how much fun and entertainment it provides to people.
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by Timwi 2y ago
What happens if you just change the site back after it's approved?
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by Timwi 2y ago
While all of what you said is technically true, you left out the fact that Tor sites are majority about illegal activity, such as hiring assassins, ordering forged identity documents, and buying and selling controlled substances. I'm a
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by Timwi 2y ago
I agree with you, although I wonder how we found the great fascinating wild websites before search engines even existed. I remember “web rings” but I don't think that's the whole story.
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by Timwi 2y ago
> given the overwhelming feedback from users on Twitter, UI designers may need to go back to the drawing board with this one. Did they unfreeze this journalist from 1999 or something? Feedback from users has been irrelevant for decades a
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by Timwi 2y ago
You can't mute ads? On what browser? In Firefox Ctrl+M mutes the current tab and there's nothing YouTube can do about it.
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by Timwi 2y ago
It's unfortunate that some loud and rude people have put you off of contributing to free software. On behalf of the open-source community, I am sorry. If it's any consolation, the prevailing attitude in open source is that nobody
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by Timwi 2y ago
Where is the download link or git repo? Or is this just an ad for a commercial product? You claim that “we're making generations on our site free and unlimited for as long as possible” but I couldn't find any UI where I could do a
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by Timwi 3y ago
Nobody said you couldn't have subtitles. It sounds like you want to impose subtitles on everyone just because you want them.
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by Timwi 3y ago
There's no reason people can't make 30 seconds-long videos. Your crochet/knitting use-case sounds perfect! The problem is with how YouTube treats short videos as its own thing, expects them to be in vertical video format (bec
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by Timwi 3y ago
Twitter (and other platforms like it) self-impose those costs on themselves in order to maintain the feudalist structure. If all software were just open-source, anyone could run their own Twitter and make it interoperable. Except this alrea
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by Timwi 3y ago
I didn't say that and I'm not sure what the fallacy you just employed is called. It's cruel and inhumane to forcibly remove someone's access to something they are personally and emotionally invested in. It's cruel a
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by Timwi 3y ago
The parent comment was not referring to the CLI exclusively.
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by Timwi 3y ago
Slippery slope fallacy. Shall we ban TV and radio as well because they replace real-life interactions?
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by Timwi 3y ago
This suggestion is cruel and inhumane and it breaks my heart that evil parents like this still exist in 2024.
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by Timwi 3y ago
This is called “proof by example” and is a fallacy. Show me how to write `a + b * c` in Lisp without parentheses.
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by Timwi 3y ago
Good for you. Now think about other people who are not like you. I was able to read it, but only with difficulty. The background animations are super distracting and siphon off mental effort required to ignore them and focus on the text. Ma
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by Timwi 3y ago
Would love to try a “Guess my HSL” spinoff.
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by Timwi 3y ago
This is such egocentric/selfish thinking. I wish to live in a society which “pours” adequate sums of money into developing things for the benefit of all, not leaving it up to individuals like you who are in it only to benefit themselve

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