diordiderot

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by diordiderot 1y ago
> Less of it is not bad. Many men would disagree. Many women would also disagree. Edit: I also thought that immutable characteristics where the ones we should be most sensitive towards
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by diordiderot 1y ago
Post labour is still resource constrained. How do you efficiently allocate resources? Especially when you have a wide spectrum of preferences. I think if you spent long enough thinking about that problem you'd just end up inventing mon
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by diordiderot 1y ago
I've realised far too early. The death of my college age sibling has me constantly scanning and checking for life threatening illnesses. Sometimes the odd ache or a pain sends me into a days long spiral. The fear extends to my spouse
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by diordiderot 1y ago
I believe IBD only had a slight impact on all cause mortality figures.
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by diordiderot 1y ago
It isn’t hard to parse. If you’re very literal minded, forget the mapping and just engage with the story on its own terms, then we can parse it. Otherwise, I can only assume the trade offs are too uncomfortable (cognitive dissonance, you&#x
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by diordiderot 1y ago
This is a perniciously xenophobic take, tbh. Who are you to decide your values are objectively better than theirs? /s There is a village A dragon comes to the village every year. In exchange for 2% of the children, it spares the rest a
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by diordiderot 1y ago
I love how Brits take laws/rules so seriously but spend absolutely no time thinking _about_ the rules. How they're made, 2nd order consequences etc
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by diordiderot 1y ago
Could you explain?
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by diordiderot 1y ago
> Have you tried building a subsurface well? Yes. And they're all being rapidly depleted
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by diordiderot 1y ago
> do not support mass murder Yeah me neither. But I can accept there will be civilian casualties when fighting a war that will result in de-radicalization of a terrorist state and prevent decades to centuries of further violence.
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by diordiderot 1y ago
It's a bit of a catch-22. Sending food wherever, leads to it being captured by Hamas / local militias (for lack of a better word) so you have to distribute where you can protect it. But of course where you have soldiers is where y
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by diordiderot 1y ago
A persecuted minority was granted independence from a previously colonial, totalitarian, theocratic state. Since then they have been engaged in an perpetual war of terror. Japan and Germany had it 'easy' because their defeat was s
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by diordiderot 1y ago
Jui Jitsu also has a reputation for being a smoker friendly activity
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by diordiderot 1y ago
1. Only six reactors have had meltdowns, partial meltdowns, serious core damage, or fatalities. Gen 4 reactors have gravity driven control rods, passive cooling systems, core catchers, safer fuel, and moderators. If humans were raptured,
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by diordiderot 1y ago
Maybe roll back regulation to when France rolled out the Messmer plan? They spent 1/4th of what we do today.
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by diordiderot 1y ago
> has weaponized free-speech What does this mean
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by diordiderot 1y ago
Yeah, its amazing how good the isralies are at everything (tech, intelligence, manufacturing) but its taking them years to commit genocide. Despite their massive force advantage.
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by diordiderot 1y ago
> The world does not owe you the right to exist I mean thats just nature. Darwin etc. Maybe you should try the DPRK?
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by diordiderot 1y ago
sites have been allowed to estimate age based on account age and digital fingerprinting.
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by diordiderot 1y ago
You can amend the constitution. Its been done many times
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by diordiderot 1y ago
Amendments can be made with a super-majority's approval
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by diordiderot 1y ago
People use crystal?
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by diordiderot 1y ago
> Let people do whatever and you get suburbia-USA. Absolutely not the case. American suburbs are the result of massive planning restriction and financial subsidy.
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by diordiderot 1y ago
CloudCamping's UI is beautiful. Did you use a UI framework or css library? How do you handle payments while only taking 1%? Stipe charges at least 1.5%.
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by diordiderot 1y ago
The users comments all read like chatgpt. Loads of em dash. Short acknowledgement at the beginning e.g. "got it" Strange times
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by diordiderot 1y ago
i'm sorry but does this not read like chatgpt output to anyone else? edit: I know a lot of ESL people use chatgpt now online so maybe thats an explaination
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by diordiderot 1y ago
Absolutely love this. Wanted to do this myself but never enough to get started. You're a legend.
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by diordiderot 1y ago
I agree. The structure feels like an LLM. What scares me is that the more I use it the more I feel myself writing like chatgpt. Hell even thinking in its 'tone of voice'
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by diordiderot 1y ago
Adonisjs
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by diordiderot 2y ago
Beyond parody

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