Valmar

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by Valmar 7y ago
Evil, but clever.
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by Valmar 7y ago
Eventually, more and more sites will push these things on users, so it will not be enough to not visit these sites.
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by Valmar 7y ago
The media loves their stupid clickbait. -.-
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by Valmar 7y ago
So... you flagged me because you think I'm making some supposed statement of superiority? Also, what "purpose" narrative? Is contradicting the Neo-Darwinist model of life somehow not allowed? Does contradicting it make me a c
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by Valmar 7y ago
I dislike parties. Too much noise. Plus, I get bored easy. :P
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by Valmar 7y ago
Sure, I guess. But we've been down this road of chemical soups before ~ and gotten nothing out of it. I'm just frustrated that they seem to keep chasing the same failed ideas. It's time to look for other explanations... not a
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by Valmar 7y ago
Time cannot logically explain it. Given such complex lifeforms, even a billion years wouldn't suffice to explain going from a RNA bases to a modern day human. And no, I don't buy the Christian fairytale, either. It's fine for
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by Valmar 7y ago
For all of these lab soups, it means basically nothing. None of this has advanced any understanding of the Neo-Darwinian origin of life model. There's still no working theory of how one gets from basic building blocks to a fully-functi
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by Valmar 7y ago
These threads raise awareness for more people. Especially people who may not otherwise have known. Silencing, censoring, the discussion only allows it to keep getting worse, instead of potentially less worse.
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by Valmar 7y ago
You made a stupid comment. Own it. Don't play the victim. People aren't attacking you personally. Rather, people are criticizing your argument.
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by Valmar 7y ago
That's not the point of their question...
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by Valmar 7y ago
Go also has many disadvantages, compared to plain C.
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by Valmar 7y ago
I would suggest that it's not "single threaded", either. Comparing consciousness to how a CPU processes instructions is very poor analogy, because to this day, because the nature of consciousness is still a complete mystery t
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by Valmar 7y ago
Because he was on suicide watch, until conveniently taken off of it a few hours before he died. His cell's camera also "mysteriously" stopped working. Somehow, he hung himself, which should have been impossible at the facilit
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by Valmar 7y ago
Every third-part antivirus company is just as incompetent. I dare suggest that even Microsoft isn't that much better.
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by Valmar 7y ago
Thanks. AMP is stupid bullshit that needs to die, or at least be entirely restricted to mobile users only.
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by Valmar 7y ago
Hilarious. Just more political warfare bullshit. I'm impressed the Kaspersky is going to these lengths to remove the means for the US government to baselessly criticize simply because they originate from a country that the US loathes.
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by Valmar 7y ago
I wonder how often this happens in Psychology studies. Psychology, currently, isn't in a good position regarding repeatability for most of its studies.
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by Valmar 7y ago
Because it's just too convenient. He was murdered, far more logically.
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by Valmar 7y ago
We certainly need to keep our birth rates stable, though, to make up for those that die for whatever unfortunate reasons.
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by Valmar 7y ago
However, you claim that it originated as a "slur", without any evidence to support that.
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by Valmar 7y ago
If you care so much about etymology, at least refer to a resource that isn't biased: https://www.etymonline.com/word/gimp "GIMP" is merely an unfortunate consequence of the editor being named "GNU I
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by Valmar 7y ago
I mean, the name is a meme in the Linux community. Because of the correlation of "gimp" to "crippled". The idea that people might be led to believe that it's a shitty editor. The UX is shit, but for those who'v
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by Valmar 7y ago
And they'll be outdated compared to their 64-bit counterparts.
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by Valmar 7y ago
Some classic Whataboutism right here. Smells like a desperate attempt at deflection to me. "FBI? But - but - Russia!"
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by Valmar 7y ago
Yep, this is what greedy corporations are willing to do to protect their profit margins.
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[bcachefs] Fully persistent allocation info is finally done, upstreaming(patreon.com)
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by Valmar 8y ago
Online ads are a very invasive business model that only penalizes the end-user, and rarely benefits them. Especially when ads are often nasty vectors for malware.
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by Valmar 8y ago
So... a Vegan diet? No thanks.
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by Valmar 8y ago
Probably because in tech, merit is what matters quite a bit. Merit is... what skills can you personally bring to the table that can help? In a meritocracy, no-one cares about your race, gender, or sexual orientation. Diversity of skillsets

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