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> The evidence that they produce something of value is their compensation Isn't this the same argument car vendors use to justify why car sales shouldn't come straight from the manufacturer? Basically, a lot of people's ca
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Just look at the effects the anti-psychotics have had on Daniel Johnston. That it's preferable to untreated schizophrenia shows just how awful schizophrenia is.
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Apparently it was invented in a flat a minutes walk from my flat. I had no idea.
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11y ago
It's inoffensive but can be taken hesitantly as a lot of people seem to mistakenly think it's synonymous with "English".
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11y ago
>err... Scotch Wouldn't recommend calling us Scots "Scotch". We're not whisky ;)
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To be fair I really enjoy reddit's focus on irreverence even if the quality of said irreverence has dropped on the more popular subs in recent years.
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11y ago
Would love an invite if you still have any, seems like a nice place to spend my lunch hour.
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Once Mass production kicks in the cars will get cheaper and cheaper as the processes to create them does so. When the automobile was first invented it would have seemed implausible for it to be accessible and (relatively) affordable to ever
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This is a bit of a fallacious to be honest. How much insight will these endevours offer to self driving cars? I don't think there will be a lot of overlap. And why do the low hanging fruit first when we have the technology and manpower
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Well there isn't much industrialization on this front so of course these things are a luxury, and cost as such. Before pineapples were able to be cheaply grown and imported so the masses could afford them, they were revered as a treat
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That makes a lit of sense, thanks for the explanation.
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>sometimes be async and sometimes resolve in the same tick That's still asynchronous though isn't it? (Correct me if I'm wrong I'm just spitballing, still learning). There's no lower bound on the minimum amount o
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11y ago
[[citation needed]]
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The churches are the only constant whilst the landscape and towns chances around them.
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You can't be sure that isn't just because the tide is higher. The land now covered by water looked like tideland in the older picture as well.
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Pedantically, it's not a meme, it's an image quote.
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11y ago
Doge jokes? Is it 2013 again?
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It came out of Scottish enterprise funding and is run by Brits, ergo, it's Scottish in origin but based in New York.
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11y ago
Survivor bias would be a better way of putting it.
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11y ago
You missed the bit where her sex life revealed serious examples of cronyism.
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You have fallen into the same trap as both sides in taking the radicals behaviour as typical of the movement as a whole. Well done, you are why we cant have nice things.
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Calling it harassment is a huge discredit to a movement that holds very valid criticisms of both these people. Edit: I should qualify this. Both sides of the issue have their shitshows distorting the debate with harassment and dirty tactics
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The fact that boards like /pol/ and /b/ exist alongside genuinely brilliant places like /out/, /mu/, /n/, etc is a miracle to take pride in itself
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Look past the media slant and you will find one of the last true bad lands of the internet, mired in post irony, where speech is free and each poster's opinion is as equally without value as another. Where unpopular opinions are given
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11y ago
I think this is what the poster you replied to is implying.
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To be fair, your posts read like self indulgent whining about those who you profess to self indulgently whine.
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I don't think it's going out on a limb to say there is obviously some under the table collusion going on here.
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Ask HN: What are some good “starter” GitHub foss projects to contribute to
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My bad, sorry.
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Welcome to right wing UK Journalism. They have generally have a weirdly fantastical obsession with republican party icons.
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