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cropcirclbureau
1y ago
What you're saying is completely true. But I like to think that most Israelis believe that the other party doesn't include the countless civilians that were killed so far and are facing dire starvation right now. Israeli people sh
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cropcirclbureau
1y ago
But can't you see that your description of the situation as elephants crashing, your instinct to bring up a hypothetical that there's some Palestine flag waving person out there that has the same extremist thinking that the Israel
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1y ago
That's an interpretation of events that I've heard from a lot of Israeli folks that are in some way horrified what's happening in Gaza. I think it's very naive and I don't even think most folks saying this believe i
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1y ago
Hamas are not Shia, they're Sunni. And Shia is not some some inherently violent ideology as your usage of the word there implies. And, while I'm at it, you should know the human crimes in the Gaza strip long predate Oct 7. Chemica
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1y ago
Israel and people of Jewish heritage has a lot of soft-power in the west. And the anti-terrorism rhetoric that Israeli's using to sell this has has previously been deployed by the west to cover up it's own crimes.
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1y ago
Your comment is full of attempts to justify, excuse and underplay what the IDF are doing and many Israelis believe in. From Hamas to GenAI to trolls. Whatever the historical record that brought us here, the fact is, Israel's standing a
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1y ago
There's an obvious decline in income inequality and other metrics of economic egalitarianism in the U.S. A big part of these stats has always been the labor for those industries with undocumented labor, prison labor and the like but re
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1y ago
I'm referring to some of the rhetoric used to sell the current so called "decline" (authoritarian or economic). I believe they call them wedge issues? Every culture has nice words for it's bullshit. And yeah, that's
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1y ago
Check out FromSoft games. EldenRing drops loot and equipment so rarely it drove me up a well.
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cropcirclbureau
1y ago
Hey! You! You can't just say that and not explain. Come back.
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2y ago
Excellent points and I believe we all live and have always lived with poorly examined belief systems but I think the cynical assumption that folks have a slot for magical fantasies that they'll drive hard during crisies to be but unfai
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2y ago
Your observation about how sci-fi trappings are the crack in the armour of techies and generally the modern subject are true but I still find the general disimissal of such activities as pointless as any crackpots musings unfair. Sure, Rati
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2y ago
Nobody dogmatically believes in this. This is not an "ideology", just some people having fun speculating existence. A far cry from religion and conspiracy nuts. Stop being so grumpy!
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2y ago
Strange to use WhatsApp and "utilizing network effects" as part of your rhetoric. Haven't they been commonly used to harm users? And to address your general argument, I don't think bad UX can be put in the same category
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cropcirclbureau
2y ago
Ask Deepseek to generate a regex for detecting python import statements.
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cropcirclbureau
2y ago
So what you're saying is that "waste reduction" is such a holy goal that the means justify the ends? Not matter the consequences, no matter the outcomes, no matter the harm. I think that's where we fundemtally disagree,
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2y ago
"Thin blue line" is a popular phrase of the so called "American culture war". During the heyday of the Black Lives Matter movement, it was used as a self-identification by those who did not agree with criticisms of the n
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2y ago
I've used Komorebi in the past, it seems to be the better tiling option available in windows when I went looking. Thank you for your work!
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cropcirclbureau
2y ago
So what, you use it to spam and waste other people's time? I know, dealing government bureaucracy and corruption is soul leeching but spam was always one of the golden usecases for generated AI.
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cropcirclbureau
2y ago
Hosting GitLab is not fun but anyways, M$ can still suck it.
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2y ago
Pretty cool. Do you have a list of features you plan to support and plan to cut? Also, how much does this differ from the DOM impls that test frameworks use? I recall Jest or someone sporting such a feature.
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2y ago
What do you assign the injustice you faced to? And who're you to deny GPs claims? There's nothing more rancid than someone leaping to downplay someone's complaint as "ah, they're just being sensitive. They're i
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2y ago
This comment is a perfect encapsulation of the ridiculously simple understanding of the political landscape that seems to be rampant among the tech industry.
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2y ago
PostgREST and Hasura (before rewrite) are written in Haskell.
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cropcirclbureau
2y ago
What are the chances that he'll double down and also financially profit on this vector instead of accepting critique for the gaping holes in his reasoning? I'm taking bets, any takers?
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2y ago
I'm currently using this[0] AutoHotkey script library for such purposes. [0]: https://github.com/FuPeiJiang/VD.ahk
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2y ago
Folks have been espousing the quality, stock software that macOS and iOS sports as the final word on this conversation since a while now. (And almost always, focusing on the epub readers). I'll admit that it's a general leg up for
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The Culture is far more anarchist than socialist. It's its prime aesthetic rooting. No written laws and everything. The Minds and far more than benevolent, detached caretakers and some mind organizations do take an active role in shapi
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2y ago
Obligatory Sideberry upvote. Fantastic piece of software.
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I'll say it again, the golden standard for workspaces and sidebars is Sideberry and it's written for Firefox. Always glad to see new browser chrome efforts building on Firefox but it's such a high bar. Will still give this a
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