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I've known a couple of people who masqueraded as the opposite gender online and eventually discovered that they fit more as that gender in reality as well. Online is an interesting playground to experiment with gender identity, because
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I agree with all of these points. "Rapid-onset gender dysphoria" is a bunch of baloney, but I do think there is probably a decent amount of teenagers who misdiagnose based on the internet, since this happens with a lot of other me
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4y ago
You still aren't really understanding what gender dysphoria feels like, but you clearly have no want to actually understand. Your take on things like depression are also incredibly incorrect and damaging. Your position is one that can
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4y ago
It's a matter of personal preference, and there's a lot more people who are familiar with C-style syntax. A good amount of those people also dislike Python, in fact.
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4y ago
The rest of Hacker News seems to disagree but I think you did quite a decent job channeling the n-gate spirit. Perhaps a flag is in fact a compliment in this case.
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4y ago
I mean, in this case there's not really a difference with regards to the actual substance of the code. I do see your point though. Typescript has taken off in the last few years.
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4y ago
I don't think anyone gets to say that Rust isn't popular anymore. Especially considering it's now in the Linux kernel.
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I missed the part where language design is a solved problem and everyone is able to create a perfect programming language on their first try. Do you want every language to just be slightly different Rust?
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How often do people get banned from GitHub for reasons anyone would disagree with? (besides projects that are targeted for DMCA, but you seen to be talking about personal accounts being unable to participate in the community of an open sour
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My point was moreso that this kind of attitude among the group of people who are technically adept enough to run servers is unattractive to the average user, who couldn't care less about the license of the open source software they
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I think this is a prime example of why the fediverse won't even come close to replacing Twitter for Twitter users.
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4y ago
Is this because of your area? Apple Maps has been tangibly improving over the last few years.
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4y ago
It's up to personal preference. I use Bitwarden for work and 1Password for everything else and find 1Password to do a lot more than Bitwarden, and it now has a consistent UI across all platforms. Bitwarden is usable as a password manag