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Zarath
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Zarath
8y ago
Ok? Well it's my choice to use a content blocker and "run all those regexes"
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Zarath
8y ago
You, like so many others, are conflating "ideal" market and "free" market. Free markets do not always behave ideally, and ideal markets is really what we should be aiming for.
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Zarath
8y ago
My own personal anecdote is that Firefox spins my laptop fans audibly, while Chrome does not.
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Zarath
8y ago
Sort of anecdotal, but as soon as I started deadlifting I noticed an immediate improvement in standing posture.
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Zarath
8y ago
Well, a large portion of the history of humanity has been shaped by arguments over the nature of death and the purpose of the universe. Or at least, shaped by forces which have used the cover of these arguments to assert their will.
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8y ago
There's really no reason to assume one way or the other that the universe has a reproductive mechanism, whether sexual or asexual, or some other way. The parent comment was just so sure that: - Consciousness belongs to self-replicating
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8y ago
Ok, then what about the universe which is simulating ours then?
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8y ago
Why can't the universe be self-replicating?
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8y ago
It's terrible for your mental health, that's for sure.
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8y ago
Better not be openly gay in Russia! Or openly gay 15 years ago and have them scrape old data and find out.
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8y ago
Property rights are something created by the government. If they have not defined, by law, something as property, then it isn't, and therefore capitalism has unrestricted access to that thing's exploitation. If you want this to be
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8y ago
This already exists... it's called advertisement. The people who have no problem with advertising will be the same people who have no problem with "coercion capitalism". Most people don't have the energy or will to care,
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8y ago
Is anyone else not as optimistic about remote work? I feel that the workplace is the single largest facilitator of friendship/relationship/community building that most adults have in the modern day. If this goes away I really fear
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8y ago
Having visited Tokyo, I was very surprised by how un-dense it was. I was expecting far more skyscrapers and tall buildings.
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8y ago
Funny thing is, clearing browsing history is a signal in itself. It can specify a certain type of person and/or a specific life event that triggered this.
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8y ago
Does anyone know if there is a tool to safely remove telemetry executables from Win10? Is it possible to remove these?
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8y ago
Hilarious, but unfortunately, incidents like these are used to "prove" how incompetent and useless these technologies are, all the while pushing forward their use.
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8y ago
So do I have to pay taxes for the taxes I just paid on my Bitcoin?
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8y ago
Worst part is, you can't just go and destroy them because they will know who did it.
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8y ago
Stop. Is this really how far we've come with science worship? You can take some things for granted.
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8y ago
Yes, Honeycrisp are too sweet, and too filling.
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8y ago
Pink Lady is better than Honeycrisp, as Honeycrisp is far too sweet and generally are too large to eat as a small snack. Pink Lady's can sometimes have a bad aftertaste though. Personally I've been buying the Fuji variety for the
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8y ago
A.k.a. we're a technology company so obviously we still need to believe this, but we're going to co-opt technoskepticism to pretend like the technology we create isn't part of the problem
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8y ago
Reminds me a lot of the Ghost in the Shell episode where a similar technique is used.
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8y ago
Ads are literally everywhere. If it were easy or possible to prevent kids from seeing ads, then I'd be able to avoid ads myself, but that's basically impossible. Nearly all manufactured products have logos on them, and that's
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8y ago
Are people in developing nations even using Signal? If not, what problem is it even trying to solve? Who is your market here? Give privacy people what they want, most everyone else is going to use WhatsApp or WeChat anyway as far as I can t
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8y ago
Was trying to understand this myself. I guess the table next to the bathroom is the most undesirable location for a table since there are smells/foot traffic/noise? Whether parent meant reddit is the bathroom, or the restaurant, I
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8y ago
I've used reddit quite a bit the last two years and have felt the content quality has decreased. That, or I'm just used to it or bored of it. Feel like I may be getting a little old for it. There are still some subs that are usef
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8y ago
> It's actually much better this way, imaging a block of text with varied content. If you had margins calculated based on a height - you will have a margin that depends on text content size, which is wrong, instead you want your mar
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8y ago
Wow I just started making websites of my own recently and have encountered so many things that are immensely infuriating about how the language is interpreted that I've been thinking about starting a list myself. They seem to favor imp
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