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by dluan 5y ago
lmao this is great. one thing ive always felt about moments of impossible to understand chaos and vertigo is that if want to find some sense of understanding, then look to the kids. for young people, all of the chaos is normalized. theyre n
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by dluan 5y ago
this fills me with immense dread
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Dioxus: Rust component library for web, desktop, and mobile(dioxuslabs.com)
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Science abstracts a second grader can understand(tldrpapers.com)
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Awesome to see and looking forward to trying it out. Thanks team!
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Most biological perspectives think that water behaves a certain way, which is like bulk water, when in fact at certain scales it behaves very differently, especially at interfaces and surfaces. For example, it's possible to draw flow a
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by dluan 5y ago
The truth is that we're always in late stage capitalism, except for when we can creatively destroy something well enough to keep our minds off of that reality.
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by dluan 5y ago
In Hawaii we have quite a few of them around, mainly Honda Acty and Suzuki Carry trucks, with the occasional kei van too. They are adorable and perfect for putting people and surfboards in the back. On the other side of spectrum, we also ha
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by dluan 5y ago
Do you actually think science isn't political?
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Using someone's preferred pronouns is not "ideological control".
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by dluan 5y ago
Yeah this is a meme that surfaces every few years spontaneously irregardless of the field or discipline. "Oh no we are being oppressed for not following the [current mainstream boogeyman idea], only we the true freethinkers are aware
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by dluan 5y ago
> "In modern terms, Hughes was canceled. For a few months, the city was called Trotsk (after Leon Trotsky), until Trotsky lost in the power struggle inside the party and was himself canceled (see Figure 1)." lol
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by dluan 5y ago
conversely, in europe, do you hit up your dealer for 10 micro tonnes of weed?
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there's already some for wine, notably wine proxies like acid league.
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I've found lots of founders either become 1) big time family people, or 2) small grocery store operators, or 3) heavily radicalized leftists.
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Feels like yesterday I was playing orisinal games after school.
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Since as in time, not causative...
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Where did I say it was a colonizers thing?
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America's early history is mass drinking. Rum was 'invented' in Barbados in ~1650, but beer, wine, and brandy have been drunk in the Caribbean and Americas since it was first touched by colonizers. Wayne Curtis reported that
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by dluan 5y ago
> However, note that Rust is a project run by volunteers. We prioritize the personal well-being of everyone working on Rust over any deadlines and expectations we might have set. This could mean delaying the edition a version if necessar
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by dluan 6y ago
It's a slang pejorative for "professional managerial class" that's been around for many years.
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by dluan 6y ago
I saw it on the itch website and thought it was for ruby projects, so perhaps I'm mistaken.
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by dluan 6y ago
I'm not a game dev, but I just want to say thanks for working on this. I empathize and also don't quite understand how the "let's shit on ruby" sentiment spreads even to this, and I was pleasantly surprised to see A
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by dluan 6y ago
Paul Halmos also famously did not get along well with Norbert Wiener, apparently they would argue a lot.
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Just yesterday, I was listening to a youtube video of Ginsberg doing a read of Howl. It really does seem like a chapter has closed on San Francisco, and its future seems really uncertain and open ended.
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> My problem is, if not grad school, then what? Independent research. Science doesn't have to be restricted to ivory towers. It's <current year>, we have the technology.
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Doing science means doing politics - publishing, presentations, conferences, and tenure is all just a very slow and complicated way of finding consensus. It's inevitable at some point in a scientist's career that they run up again
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Kickstarter, Instacart, FedEx, and UPS: what can unions do for you?(soundcloud.com)
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Something about this exchange was extremely pleasing and calming to read, maybe I'm irony poisoned from overly loud social media. But this was so nice to read through.
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We have lost every fight(dmytri.medium.com)
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