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buttercraft
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> mental model of an unempathetic society You mean, like, a pack of wild dogs?
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> I'm most curious in figuring out ways to bridge the communication gap that is manifesting in this discussion. If that is your goal, you couldn't be doing a worse job of it.
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2y ago
> having the opinion What I see a lot of is this: User posts "$opinion $generalization $snark $dismissal $adhominem". User gets down voted or flagged. User complains that downvotes are for expressing $opinion and that $opinion
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2y ago
> still notice that style of writing instinctively, and it still automatically flips a switch in my brain See, this is what worries me. We have unknowable years of instinct, and none of it is tuned for what is happening now.
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2y ago
How do you know how accurate you are? How do you know when you're wrong?
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2y ago
A dentist once recommended Xylitol gum to me for this purpose. It's been too long to remember the details, but you can do some research on it.
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buttercraft
2y ago
Not removed but hidden. You can turn on showdead in your profile to see them.
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buttercraft
2y ago
> platitudes > reddit/liberal hive-mind Do you hear yourself?
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2y ago
What would be the appropriate number to hire, and how do arrive at the answer?
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2y ago
Good God, it's a textbook example of corruption!
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2y ago
It was the rack and peanut steering that sold me on it.
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2y ago
> try and tell WordPress what they could and couldn't do with their own project. No, that's completely backwards.
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buttercraft
2y ago
Was WordPress not a fork of someone else's work? Why the double standard?
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2y ago
Further down in the thread: "... Guess what wasn't caught, and then wasn't fixed until -rc3? A bog-standard build error on the esoteric platform called "i386". ... "Guys and gals - this is normal . You shoul
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2y ago
Just to be clear, which publisher was banned? Maybe I'm being stupid (it's late here) but I'm struggling to track the various parties involved. Anyway, thank you for the update.
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buttercraft
2y ago
I thought the MIT license was the original one?
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2y ago
What about this clause: "The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software" It sounds like they went out of the way to remove that copyright notice. Am I
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2y ago
I've inherited many sloppily formatted code bases that all contained mistakes which blended into the mess. Consistently styled code has the nice property that certain types of mistakes stand out immediately. For example, there's a
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2y ago
> Dark Red = Active in 2025 (or current year); Light Red = Active before 2025; Red and Black = Law Passed & Currently Active; Black = Law Passed I still don't understand these categories. What is the difference between "Act
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2y ago
> he judicial branch has OKed it. This is not true as evidenced by your own link below.
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2y ago
I recently installed kubuntu on an old gaming PC. Thought I'd see if I could print one day. To my surprise, my Brother printer was already recognized. Printed what I needed right away. No time spent configuring anything, no fuss.
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2y ago
Welllll it can if you're looking at it instead of the road. But I get your point
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2y ago
Wait till it drops that the doge team is wasting taxpayer dollars shilling on HN Wait, am I joking? Not sure, honestly
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2y ago
>> Please find me a clip where Trump supported Project 2025, I'll wait > That does not translate to supporting the entire agenda. You're moving the goalposts.
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2y ago
That's pretty much the opposite of what they said
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2y ago
Lots of things here with links: https://www.forbes.com/sites/conormurray/2025/02/10/elon-mus...
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2y ago
You can also mail them an envelope full of cash last I checked.
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2y ago
"Hitler opened the meeting by boasting that millions of Germans had welcomed his chancellorship with “jubilation,” then outlined his plans for expunging key government officials and filling their positions with loyalists. At this point
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2y ago
Maybe, but "spreads like cancer" is not part of a well-reasoned technical discussion, but of an emotional one.
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2y ago
> legislative gridlock and dysfunction Isn't this a direct result of "no compromise" policies on one side of the aisle?
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