gnarbarian

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by gnarbarian 3y ago
yes it was also a joke
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
this is a personal attack
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
hooray
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
Which country is more diverse culturally? the answer to that feeds directly into op's argument.
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
postulate: the less people share culturally/ideologically/morally with their countrymen the more numerous and specific (micromanaged) the laws will become. this is a direct result of people not being able to navigate or predict ex
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
Keep the government out of my GPU!
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
chad?
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
Isn't the effect that increased CO2 levels logarithmic rather than linear or exponential? As in the more CO2 that gets dumped into our system the more slowly temperatures will rise. https://skepticalscience.com/why-glo
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
pretty standard to use that in order to generate revenge porn in case you post a negative yelp review.
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
Long before that in 1054, was the East - West Schism that split the Catholic and Orthodox churches. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East%E2%80%93West_Schism
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Less regulation more personal responsibility (FAA)(avweb.com)
1 points by gnarbarian 3y ago|0 comments
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
how am I trying to cope here?
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
these days the difference between a right wing conspiracy theory and the news is 6 months.
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
I don't. but their dominant position enables an abnormal influence on modern discourse and politics.
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
Google performs too much ideological editorializing on their search results and on YouTube.
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
yes you're right. we have a map with a toolbar at the top of the screen. when zoom was enabled people were constantly zooming in preventing them from being able to see some or all of the buttons hindering their ability to use the app.
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Teamwork environments linked to white US employees going the extra mile(phys.org)
16 points by gnarbarian 3y ago|7 comments
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
this only works when your honest thoughts are palatable
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
"we've always done it this way" I hate this mindset
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
probably a webcam
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
does this mean we can get cheap containers?
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
I think this is always been the case with media going back as far as language existed. We are more aware of it now. the big innovation recently has been the ability to manage content of peer to peer communication as well through social medi
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
there's always gitlab
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
they wrap themselves in the flag while pissing on the constitution.
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
the impulse (force/time) is probably a better measure
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
The laws don't really stop it either. The 4th amendment in the United States hasn't prevented huge dragnet style data collection and partnerships with private entities to provide access to whatever data the government wants.
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
you're 100% right. people will readily jockey, compete, and gloat over the most artificial relative measures of heirarchy. think parking spots or badges in a video game.
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
I say they should keep it for old times sake
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
I think things are moving in the opposite direction. tech has enabled heavier handed control over products Long after they are sold. often customers legally do not own the products they buy through IP law shenanigans amounting to legal mach
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by gnarbarian 3y ago
tldr: read "shop craft is soul craft" in theory it could have been solved by a more competitive market. I believe most shortfalls in our current market economy stem from a lack of competition and then subsequent cartel style collu

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