artzmeister

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by artzmeister 3y ago
Is your point entirely based on statues an emperors? None of what you said proves anything and you make baseless claims about them not caring about the natural world or philosophy. Bother to read actual Roman and Greek sources of the time a
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by artzmeister 3y ago
I would expect this answer from a reddit thread or a youtube comment, but not from HN. One would think such a silly and ignorant view of history would not be found here, but alas, it was. Yours seems to be one of those opinions that can be
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by artzmeister 3y ago
Anselm's argument did not stand the test of time. Plato's and Aquinas' did, though :)
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by artzmeister 3y ago
common lispers unite
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by artzmeister 3y ago
Regardless of the reason, calling out such behaviour is always good, more so since many millions use outlook still.
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by artzmeister 3y ago
One additional bit of recommendation for Firefox: the Tridacyl extension only works on it. It's a vim motions extension that works much better than the ones on Chrome/Brave. You can use it on every page except the Firefox settings
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by artzmeister 3y ago
There is some element of truth to what they said, though. Not to take away from these other examples, but it is more than seeing new nuances, as in, it can become an entirely new paradigm of thinking. In English, things feel very limited an
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by artzmeister 3y ago
Hehe could be :)
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by artzmeister 3y ago
I agree. When in school, I had very little interest for learning English and Spanish, or languages in general. Now, with newfound maturity and curiosity, I'd like to learn lots of them and about them. There is also the issue of approac
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by artzmeister 3y ago
For sure! The book that gets the most amount of praise and the one I personally used and can highly recommend is `Lingua Latina Per Se Illustrata Pars I: Familia Romana` or LLPSI, for short. It is a "natural method" book, which me
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by artzmeister 3y ago
There is benefit to all in learning Latin. I cannot explain it, it's one of those things you just have to experience. Not to mention that it will become a gateway drug... Attic Greek, Sanskrit, Syriac, Aramaic... I don't know them
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by artzmeister 3y ago
You're right, and it makes sense. Let me propose another perspective then: would a well-meaning, good person not be liable to culpability if he or she worked on a feature that actively monitored its users for data to sell to advertisor
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by artzmeister 3y ago
You see a lot of people here in the comments, as well as the author in the article, talking about how "there are good and well-meaning people working at Google" and "it sucks that people unfortunately hate us =(". A genu
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by artzmeister 3y ago
Dude, yes! I was reading this and thinking "if only there was one for Latin..."! There is a big Latin & Ancient Greek server on Discord, and the people over there would love your project for sure. Lots of them being Italians,