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cbd1984
12y ago
> the late capitalist devaluation of humanity Nonsense. Doesn't happen.
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cbd1984
12y ago
Flagged as spam.
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cbd1984
12y ago
What is this magic chord they all start on?
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cbd1984
12y ago
(Bots can ape humans by playing out scripts.)
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cbd1984
12y ago
> Then why do you say nothing of individual North Koreans, and not even touch on any of the points I raised in the first post you replied to? You said nothing of individual Westerners, and didn't touch on any of my points.
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cbd1984
12y ago
None of this is correct.
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cbd1984
12y ago
So you like to be an asshole and impede communications because you don't have anything of value to add, and you get offended when someone calls you on it?
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cbd1984
12y ago
> I'm simply proposing that we see people in these countries as people. Of course. Nobody is saying we shouldn't. If you're debating this premise, you're debating a premise nobody else raised, one which only exists
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12y ago
I hate this kind of false equivalence. It prevents anyone from discussing the actual problems, because, well, "You do it too! You're just as bad!" No. The West is not just as bad as North Korea. The West has more freedom of s
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cbd1984
12y ago
I'm almost convinced this is a Markov-chain bot or similar stochastic process.
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cbd1984
12y ago
> 4chan You're right, maybe this place does need word filters. /sarcasm... well, kinda
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cbd1984
12y ago
But wouldn't the colon at the end disambiguate? It seems like the colon is mandatory for labels and forbidden for opcodes. (My comment, which got flagged as spam. Is spam-flagging common on that blog, or is it just random?)
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12y ago
How much does semver make sense for an OS kernel? It makes more sense to split out function calls into families based on purpose and stability, and declare that this family of functions is stable, this family is not, and focus on keepin
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12y ago
What does the Hurd have to do with the GNU Project as a whole? Haven't other kernels filled the role? It's possible to separate what the GNU Project does now from what it was originally slated to do 30+ years ago. Providing a soli
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cbd1984
12y ago
> 4chan You're right, maybe this place does need word filters. /sarcasm... well, kinda
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cbd1984
12y ago
That's how every language works. Every language borrows and repurposes words.
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cbd1984
12y ago
Some people have body dysmorphia issues, and some people just really identify with looking a specific way. I understand that. However, some people really identify with living in a specific location, too, but we don't usually regard mov
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cbd1984
12y ago
Because we've done it. OK, that's a bit facetious. A combination of existing transplantation procedures (heart? check. liver? check. kidneys? check...) and the fact that sometimes people need things removed but not replaced (thyro
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cbd1984
12y ago
That would do it, yes.
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cbd1984
12y ago
If the procedure is 100% lethal in theory, it's doctor-assisted suicide, which is legal in some jurisdictions (in America) and illegal in others. If the procedure is 100% lethal in practice, but survivable in theory, it's medical
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cbd1984
12y ago
As it stands, there's a simple answer: The brain. The person is defined by having a specific brain; you can swap out literally everything else and the person will still be the same person. This will be more relevant when pieces of the
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cbd1984
12y ago
> Panini is just Italian for sandwiches. That's Italian. In English, it denotes a specific kind of sandwich.
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cbd1984
12y ago
> I agree with the author that a guy is a man is a guy. This depends on dialect, and saying that some dialects are wrong, or sexist, is bigoted in a "regionalist" fashion.
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12y ago
There is if you expect anyone to take you seriously.
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cbd1984
12y ago
> culture of elitism Reality is elitist. You either know how to do things or you don't, and if you don't, you fail. Sometimes you fail anyway. That's elitism.
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12y ago
The only appropriate correction is to remove bias. That's it. That's the only morally defensible goal. Trying to get a numerical balance isn't feminism, it's metric-based thinking, optimizing the thing that's easy t
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cbd1984
12y ago
Ironic, coming from a company with such a terrible approach to design. "You're holding it wrong."
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cbd1984
12y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9372297
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12y ago
> what are the real benefits and downsides of this sexism (or of the ideal sex-fairness) for our society, besides the "social justice"? Aside from the obvious, the bias, and people's knowledge of the bias, creates a percep
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12y ago
Still, preference should be 1:1. The whole point is weeding out sexism. A non-sexist world is 1:1 in terms of preference.
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