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by finder83 6y ago
Sure, but to me that's on a different spectrum/axis from being independent thinkers. Both extremes on the axis of being a good citizen or being a conspiracy theorist are still following group think. But that is a concern as well,
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by finder83 6y ago
Agreed entirely. The goals of our factory system education are not in the best interest of the individuals participating. We home school largely for that reason...I want my children, both our boy and girls, to have individual creative thoug
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by finder83 6y ago
I don't think it's simple enough to give a single answer to or to be able to answer entirely (and I'm not an expert at all), but I think there's a lot of factors...sexism, the competition at the top level and the natural
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by finder83 6y ago
When the rules are to "sit still" and "be quiet", yes, probably so. Boys are diagnosed with ADHD at a rate of 12.9% vs 5.6% for girls [1]. I've heard many counselors and psychologists (in my counseling program) sugg
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by finder83 6y ago
Thanks, will look into it
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by finder83 6y ago
For the Pauline epistles comment, do you mean Greek? The earliest manuscripts I'm aware of are all Greek, and I don't think it's a debate that they were. Or are you saying there were aramaic scripts that were inspirations? I&
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by finder83 6y ago
I agree, for the actual handling part, I think CL's error system is the best I've seen, and I'm surprised that more languages don't implement a similar system. It doesn't solve the issue of forcing programmers to ha
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by finder83 6y ago
Modern Toyotas, at least my wife's, let you switch between only opening the driver's seat or opening them all. It lets you disable or enable the horn too. https://toyota.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail&#
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by finder83 6y ago
I'm curious if Skynet or something similar could be used for that? I don't pretend to understand any of the modern blockchain frameworks, but a peer-to-peer distributed and encrypted system seems to fit the bill (possibly non-bloc
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by finder83 6y ago
Exactly, it's a 1st amendment issue because it's a monopoly (or mutual anti-competitive practices) issue. So you're entirely correct. If the big tech companies weren't engaging in anti-competitive practices, then the cen
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by finder83 6y ago
Why does Pelosi's office not seem to have door locks?
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by finder83 6y ago
To be fair, CNN has proven multiple times in the last few years that their credibility is worth very little. They have a VERY extreme slant to the left, so much so that news casters were even becoming anti-vaxxers against the Covid-19 vacci
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by finder83 6y ago
I'm not sure if you're applying that statement in mass or not, but I have seen this reasoning from both sides, straw-manning people into a belief system and calling them irrational because they disagree. I see this much more about
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by finder83 6y ago
Maybe unrelated, but there's actually largely even distribution of anti-vaxxers between left and right. It's not an issue split by political affiliation. You could say the same about conspiracy theorists, but it'd probably be
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by finder83 6y ago
Thanks, I was able to actually find that, but that doesn't sound like calls to violence or insurrection to me. Quite the opposite.
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by finder83 6y ago
Do you have examples of the direct calls to violence and insurrection? Supposedly there were three tweets that Twitter required trump to delete, but I don't see the actual text of them anywhere.
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by finder83 6y ago
I generally agree with your statement, but the primary thing that prevents me from switching to a more modern editor is counsel/ivy. I really wish that VS Code or others offered a similar experience of filtering a buffer/project s
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by finder83 6y ago
I'm similar in that I learned to hide my west Texas accent pretty well. I've started to embrace my accent more though in that it's always useful when people reveal their prejudices, and I'd rather people take me as I am.
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by finder83 6y ago
The part you're missing of the Puritan (Calvinist) theology though is that we're all sinners deserving only of condemnation with nothing deserving or redeemable in ourselves, but God chose to show us mercy and redeem us anyway. No
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by finder83 6y ago
Anti-abortion person here, this is just my view/opinion. Well, my first thought was "this isn't no kill, it's just chicken abortion". They're still killing chickens regardless. Maybe there's someone for wh
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by finder83 6y ago
I haven't given it a fair chance, I haven't done python in a few years at work, moving to typescript/node, Go, and Rust instead. I'll definitely check it out though. I was looking at it the other day and it reminded me a
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by finder83 6y ago
This looks great, look forward to trying it out. Love the direction I'm seeing though
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by finder83 6y ago
Fascinating, I didn't know it could be used for all of that. Last time I tried it it felt more like static typing than true validation (e.g. validating email addresses, date formats, dependent fields, etc) I'll take a look at it a
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by finder83 6y ago
The issue I have with API design goes much deeper...if you have a structured database, a statically typed language, and want validation, you're writing 3 separate schemas that all do slightly different but not really different things.
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by finder83 6y ago
No, of course not, in your analogy. If all systems and locations served the same purposes, everyone should have equal say. But that's not the case at all. What we're actually talking about are segments of people who hold largely t
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by finder83 6y ago
Though I think that the history is also likely more complex than that, regardless of the history, that still doesn't change my point. The electoral college process still serves us better than a simple majority would. I agree there are
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by finder83 6y ago
There are complexities and nuances in our country that aren't well represented by the majority. Such as the food, farming, and ranching industries. Such as rural or sub-rural areas, forestry management, national parks, mining, etc. Ent
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by finder83 6y ago
Anecdotally, I would actually attribute it more to lying than shyness, though I've heard and seen examples of both. For myself, I dislike pollsters and mainstream media, so I will say that my vote is not information I share. For my fri
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by finder83 6y ago
With fnm, you can use a .node-version file that auto-switches to the correct version when you change directories to the project.

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