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clevernickname
11y ago
I suspect it would. I ended up giving away my Kindle partly because the delay in page turning [1] was long enough to bother me. I can't imagine typing with such a display. An article on here a little while back goes into detail about
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clevernickname
11y ago
I rarely agreed with your opinions but I never expected you to succumb to this level of doublethink.
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clevernickname
11y ago
Being maligned by whom? "Journalists" get to control the narrative on literally any topic they choose. They had to fuck up really hard to get the rest of the press to report against them, and even then this case isn't recei
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11y ago
All I want is Friendly C. Eliminate unnecessary sources of undefined behavior, stop exploiting undefined behavior in ways that breaks sensible code, and give me sane semantics like two's complement signed integers by default. http:&#x
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clevernickname
11y ago
Patriotism died under the past few decades of left-leaning culture. Entire generations seem to believe that America has the worst culture on Earth and is singlehandedly responsible for all of the evil in the world. You can't assimilate
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clevernickname
11y ago
It's not a "problem." It's just silly and indicative of the immaturity of web developers. There was once a time when you could mock ridiculous things without being "traumatized" by them.
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clevernickname
11y ago
It's 37 lines of wrapper CSS. You don't need a library with a cute name and a package manager and an HN thread and a fucking logo to do something that you can replicate in a minute. Imagine someone posting a repo of their altern
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clevernickname
11y ago
This is exactly what I think Trump has in mind. First time congress doesn't do what he wants, he'll get on TV and list off every single congress critter that is getting in the way of Making America Great Again. They'll quickl
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clevernickname
11y ago
Here's another citation of an "actual article" for you, fam. The Paradox of Declining Female Happiness: https://www.nber.org/papers/w14969
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clevernickname
11y ago
Our words are so dull and bereft of meaning today because people like you scare everyone else away from using them.
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clevernickname
11y ago
>Pulling a "wow" at someone else's "naive little worldview" is neither convincing nor constructive. When some people have no reasonable argument left to make, their last ditch effort is to shame the person they a
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clevernickname
11y ago
Once again, you completely ignore the arguments of the person you are responding to, and your counterarguments scarcely amount to "it's 2016, come on!" Outside the just world of your delusions, where everyone is kind and good
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clevernickname
11y ago
Thank you for understanding what I'm getting at, but I think you are misreading @shkkmo. They seem to completely reject the idea that there are sex-specific genetic factors that influence psychology and neurochemistry, or that gender r
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clevernickname
11y ago
>The only thing that I am disagreeing with him on is whether "it is safe to assume that gender roles are baked into our DNA". Ah, now I understand. You're practicing the common internet commenter behavior of picking out a
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clevernickname
11y ago
>The gender roles are not baked into out DNA. Men are larger and stronger than women, women are flooded with hormones during pregnancy that force a bond between them and their children. That is literally your biology encouraging a role.
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clevernickname
11y ago
When those gender roles are all but constant across countless independently developed cultures existent over tens of thousands of years, with distribution of visible physical traits to match them, it's pretty safe to assume that they&#
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clevernickname
11y ago
I think what corysama is getting at is that the "mantle of edgy script kiddies" Anonymous is very different from the "human flesh search engine" Anonymous.
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clevernickname
11y ago
The first film was directed by Mamoru Oshii. If you watch more of the films he's worked on, it stops seeming out of place in the GitS canon and starts feeling like another Oshii film. >Oshii has stated his approach to directing is i
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clevernickname
11y ago
Of course those at the bottom of society fear uneducated immigrants the most, they're the ones that will have to compete with them for jobs and share the most space with them. The middle and upper classes can afford to feel nice about
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11y ago
He would be the commander in chief, get to appoint diplomats, financial officers, and possibly up to 4 supreme court justices (they're getting pretty old...), and would have the power to sign executive orders (which he has said that he