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by chasing 7y ago
This definitely proves [insert favorite conspiracy theory against your candidate of choice here]. 100%.
452.
by chasing 7y ago
Brad Pitt can't start wars or make decisions about the national budget.
453.
by chasing 7y ago
If you care about music, find human creators and curators (record labels, well-run stores, reviewers, DJs, etc) you like and pay attention to what they're doing. Talk to them, even. There are likely some of these people within a degree
454.
by chasing 7y ago
"Design" is a big word. And I agree that many developers need to improve their design sensibilities a bit. That said, this is a frustratingly superficial take on visual design (icons, colors, fonts) and doesn't touch at all o
455.
by chasing 7y ago
Visiting Dribbble for inspiration is fine, but you're not going to develop your understanding of how design works based on whatever happens to be hot in a given week on Dribbble. You'll probably just train yourself to mindlessly c
456.
by chasing 7y ago
Do not shoot people who work for the government and then expect the Second Amendment will get you off the hook.
457.
by chasing 7y ago
No. The Second Amendment does not give you the right to shoot people who work for the government.
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by chasing 7y ago
When you steal elections you're not accountable to any side, not even the people who you claim to share a party with. That's why it's especially dangerous -- even to the voters who think everything's fine because it bene
459.
by chasing 7y ago
A paper trail doesn't mean giving people a receipt saying who they voted for. It means recording votes both digitally and physically so if there's concern about one, the other can be checked.
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by chasing 7y ago
Flash was awesome and it's can't be overstated how much it empowered the indie game community in the aughts. Seems like people crap on it not because of the tool itself but because Adobe dropped the ball and let it become a crashy
461.
by chasing 7y ago
Does it say somewhere in the article that the government is attempt to prevent its publication? Sounds like they're just stripping his profits.
462.
by chasing 7y ago
It's amazing how much he's willing to ruin his reputation over this.
463.
by chasing 7y ago
Is it so preposterous? Let the public have access to their beach.
464.
by chasing 7y ago
This is also pretty good evidence that Ohio exists.
465.
by chasing 7y ago
You read this thread and that’s the argument you thought I was making? Or did you just think that was a saucy zinger to aim at me? If it’s the former, reply and I’ll clarify my point. I definitely do not agree with what you wrote.
466.
by chasing 7y ago
wetpaws wrote: "Victimless crime imply that the action would have no direct or indirect victims." I posited some indirect victims. Maybe my point is that reality is way more complex than just "no victim, no crime."
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by chasing 7y ago
What if the money I spend on heroin helps make the heroin industry financially viable? What if my overdose winds up costing a ton of money in medical fees? What if I die and my mother is overwhelmed with grief? What if addiction causes me t
468.
by chasing 7y ago
> - No victim, no crime So if I drive at at 100mph past a school bus where kids are getting off and I happen to not hit anyone the parents should be, like, "no harm, no foul!"?
469.
by chasing 7y ago
Thoughtful reply! The very first paragraph of his article says: > To be a successful creator you don’t need millions. You don’t need millions of dollars or millions of customers, millions of clients or millions of fans. To make a living
470.
by chasing 7y ago
This again. > Every thing made, or thought of, can interest at least one person in a million — it’s a low bar. Yet if even only one out of million people were interested, that’s potentially 7,000 people on the planet. That means that any
471.
by chasing 7y ago
> To read 200 books, simply spend 417 hours a year reading. I mean, if you're blazing through books without really paying attention to them or thinking about them, sure. But I'm not sure the point of reading is to flip through
472.
by chasing 7y ago
This sort of shitty behavior will not change until it becomes expensive.
473.
by chasing 7y ago
Yup. It's the main reason many European cities and Manhattan feel so engaging and alive in comparison to other US cities (just using my experiences). In walking cities you interact with the city itself -- you can stop and look at thing
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by chasing 7y ago
The dual screens look like a marketing gimmick in search of an actual use...
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by chasing 7y ago
> Being wrong about something does not cross the "intolerance" line if it's not followed by advocating hurting people (or excluding them from society). A little historical context: Treating black people as if they're
476.
by chasing 7y ago
Is that the argument you thought I was making?
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by chasing 7y ago
I'm familiar with "donglegate." Care to elaborate your point?
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by chasing 7y ago
'Yarvin's opinions have been described as racist, with his writings interpreted as supportive of slavery, including the belief that whites have higher IQs than blacks for genetic reasons... [He] has argued that some races are more
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by chasing 7y ago
> Imagine a conference for people banned from other conferences. Sounds like a nightmare. Anyway, maybe it's just the conferences I go to. But. I've never heard of someone getting kicked out for offering a controversial but con
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by chasing 7y ago
Meaning he actually has a diagnosis? Or he just kind of behaves like you think an autistic person probably behaves?

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