choward

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by choward 5y ago
> Or, for the last two years, Covid and only Covid. It's the biggest story in the world right now and if affecting everyone. You expect him to have a 3 hour conversation and not talk about covid once? And despite what your echo cham
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by choward 5y ago
> Have you ever watched Joe Rogan? I'm guessing not. Most of these people calling to censor him have never listened to a second of his show besides the sound bites the corporate media (who see him as competition even though he'
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by choward 5y ago
That's pretty pathetic if you ask me. Did they not express viewpoints on Joe Rogan they wanted the world to hear? Pulling down their own episodes also makes it appear that they were spreading misinformation.
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by choward 5y ago
> Many would argue that censorship "by definition" involves the government (not the case here) This does involve the government though. They literally called on Spotify to censor Rogan.
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by choward 5y ago
That's why I said other languages. Apparently elixir has that feature too.
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by choward 5y ago
The Prototype js library was pretty huge back in the day when monkey patching was all the rage.
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by choward 5y ago
So it's a purely a syntax issue? Other languages like elm have a cleaner syntax for that.
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by choward 5y ago
FOMO is a hell of a drug.
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by choward 5y ago
And if you choose something that ends with an "s" your domain ends with "s.cam".
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by choward 5y ago
> Can we get an idea of the bias of this mathematician concerning vaccinations? Specifically the Covid-19 vaccines. > Be vigilant in finding out what the background and intentions are of people making claims such as these. I swear eve
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by choward 5y ago
It's not just privacy concerns but other even more serious security concerns. I ad block mainly to remove an attack vector.
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by choward 5y ago
How is that "misinformation"? How is "trying to understand the science" misinformation. How about you try providing "real information" instead of trying to cancel people? The only counter to that yet I can poss
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by choward 5y ago
That's my thought of NFTs in general. This site seems like complete parody to me but so does everything else I see NFT related.
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by choward 5y ago
I honestly thought it was satire at first.
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by choward 5y ago
The Ministry of Truth knows the differences though.
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by choward 5y ago
Any specific examples? He had legal consequences recently for something he did recently. That should be enough. If not, make a new law.
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by choward 5y ago
Name one time in history the people on the side of censorship been in the right. If someone says something you disagree with then you debate it to convince people that you're right. You don't censor them. The only censorship that
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by choward 5y ago
I have to believe that you leaving the "-deno" off of "coc-deno extension" was intentional which I find to be pretty funny.
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by choward 5y ago
The fact that Google is scanning your files for "copyright infringement" is bad enough. They have no way of knowing that you don't legitimately own something. Then pair that with this example and if that isn't enough of
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by choward 5y ago
I was expecting to find at least one legitimate argument for NFTs but of course did not. NFTs are such a joke. If someone copies your NFT what are you going to do about it? The only thing you can do is cry to a centralized government to enf
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by choward 5y ago
I wish people would explain why they created their project and what their pain points were with existing alternatives. All I can find is "Contrary to existing tools, Atlas intelligently plans schema migrations for you, based on your de
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by choward 5y ago
Couldn't archive.org go away some day though? It could disappear before the original site. This seems unlikely but it's possible. I'd rather link to the original but save it on archive.org as a backup. Of course whoever uses
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by choward 5y ago
Fun fact: that was the original use case for QR codes. Disclaimer: I just made that up
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by choward 5y ago
How are the questions loaded? They are relevant in making my point. In order to have debate you need information. If there's no transparency debate becomes pointless. The debate just comes from to who you trust and not real data. ceeja
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by choward 5y ago
Thanks! I'll try it out again soon and see what happens.
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by choward 5y ago
I love how people attack the character of anyone who says anything even remotely against the pharmaceutical industry and their narratives. They like to find some sort of evidence that they are one of those "anti-vaxxers" and think
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by choward 5y ago
What's the NixOS experience like? I haven't tried in a while but my phone would get stuck on the NixOS splash screen. How did you install yours? So you have a public repo I could look at?
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by choward 5y ago
A little of topic but I tried Obsidian out even though it isn't "free" software. I could still use it without the paid features. Then one day I went looking for the source and discovered it wasn't open source. That'
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by choward 5y ago
Need to tackle corruption before we can solve any of those.
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by choward 5y ago
> No one other than extremists (which exist in all groups) believe this This is the main argument I hear. Tell me then, how else is it useful? > using this as a reason to hate NFTs makes you appear unreasonable and not grounded in rea

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