apocolyps6

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by apocolyps6 5y ago
The difference is that people (usually implicitly, sometimes explicitly) consent to some topics and not others. Most tabletop roleplaying groups have an understanding about what topics and behavior are appropriate with that group. There are
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by apocolyps6 5y ago
Did your clients have their employees pee in bottles as a de-facto company policy? Is that the sort of thing that just tends to happen as companies scale?
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
> In vim, only stuff that changes the buffer is added to the undo tree. There is also a command history, and jumplist (movement cursor position history) for things that don't go in the diff tree.
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
What is a "HN-level hacker"? I write code for a living and I read news on this website. Do I count? I'm an apple "consumer" because I don't want to think about any hardware gotchas when I'm trying to do my
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
One suggestion to avoid being a "social score" is to 1) Make the score private 2) Avoid numbers/points Maybe use thumbs up/down instead and have approximate scores?
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
Right, but what about the people that respond by rejecting those experiences or implying something unsavory about the person sharing them?
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
A contradiction is when two things both can't be true. Not just when things are unlikely to be true. It would be a contradiction if people only ended up in prison because they wanted to go. In reality many people commit crimes for othe
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
off of serving you ads specifically? I doubt it. Bulk ad targeting data is under 30c per person. Source: https://ig.ft.com/how-much-is-your-personal-data-worth/
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
> I frequently see cyclists breaking traffic laws and norms. More frequently than cars? There are over 5 million car crashes in the US every year. 30,000+ people killed.
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
Yes, but spun in such a way as to frame not interfering with the status quo as the middle position to opposing it and furthering it. (Just to be clear no deliberate response is neutral here)
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
I'm responding to a user who described having to learn a text editor as suffering. I'm not sure how your response relates to mine. I happen to be a person who uses a fancy keyboard (Kinesis Advantage2) and text editor (vim) to red
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
Yeah, I guess that is it. The existence of the vegan is a moral judgement of everyone else's food choices, so they get hate. The existence of the vim user reminds you of that one time you gave it a shot and it didn't stick, so it
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
vim generally doesn't need any of those fuzzy file finders that most people use. If you add set path+=** to your vimrc, and open vim from the top level directory for your project :find <unique_filename_part> will just work
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
The "suffering" has honestly been overblown by jokes about not being able to quit on one side and the mythologizing of the leet ninja 10x programmer who is only bound by his typing speed and can't waste time reaching for the
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
Why do you prefer neovim to vim? I tried both and as of vim8 there wasn't anything keeping me on neovim so I switched back. I figured any neovim features would be handled by the IDE side
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
It might be worth taking a look at Onivim2 ( https://onivim.io )
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
> good introduction about what to expect from ox Yes, after reading how the author described vim and emacs, I knew this project was not for me.
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
You could say "people with male/masculine bodies" or you could specify you mean sex rather than gender.
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
The main reason Pokemon cards (and the like) aren't legally gambling is because the company can claim to not be officially aware of the price of the cards on the secondary market. If those same cards were sold individually by the compa
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
Perhaps because you are not a native speaker you might not know, but "white nationalist" is basically the polite term for Nazis(and other groups with similar beliefs).
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
I'm not convinced that being true redeems any and every statement. For example you can lay out a case for eugenics unacceptable in almost any moderated forum while only making true statements. As for the linguistic element in your ques
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
People almost never write things like "Women are biologically programmed to frequently drink water" or some other biological statement, almost always its some "sociology by anecdote" to reinforce a negative stereotype.
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
But doesn't using non-standard word order in Slavic languages shift the emphasis?
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by apocolyps6 6y ago
What that poster is trying to tell you is that your example term is just as likely an accident of the structure of German language than some insight into the soul of the German people. The fact that schadenfreude is a German term could very
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by apocolyps6 7y ago
That's what the "double" in double-blind means
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by apocolyps6 7y ago
This title is a garden-path sentence. In the context of computer UI, "dock" is usually a noun. I had to read it a couple of times before I understood what was meant. Swapping the clauses or using a comma would have clarified every
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by apocolyps6 7y ago
You can't autoindent python, regardless of how good a programmer you are.
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by apocolyps6 7y ago
I'd say I'm an intermediate+ user of VIM. Its my main text editor and has been for 6 years or so. I use splits extensively, but not as described here. I basically just do :sp or :vsp to divide the current spit in half vertically o
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by apocolyps6 7y ago
The idea that people who speak differently than you smacks of old-timey classism, right up there with phrenology. Shakespere was as "vulgar" as it got in his day, and to call what he did art what others are doing something else is
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by apocolyps6 7y ago
I'm out of the loop. Was someone fired over this?

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