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it literally made me enraged to see someone twist feminist ideas to make an asinine point defending the status quo. I'm not sure what the answer to your question is, but I think it's something like - the person may only be left-le
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> I just don't see how this piece has any of that. That's because it doesn't. This whole thing stinks of the same type of bad faith as when people try to smear leftist politicians as being sexist, racist, or anti-semitic (
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What I believe has happened here is that the well-pointed satire actually offended some people who have made their career doing what the satire criticizes. Thus they have mobilized all sorts of specious attacks to take it down - arguing tha
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Seems like the tweeter's issue is that mocking mobile games and in-app purchases is somehow indirectly joining in on sexism and other "tropes".[0] This seems like complete BS to me. The satire is of capitalism, it's a we
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is there a version of this that says "Dont ascribe to incompetence what is more likely caused by greed"? I'm tired of seeing comments like this that imply that any accusation of greed or malice is unfounded when in todays wor
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6y ago
It's a cool idea. But if you're just using # comments, then isn't it vulnerable to pump n' dump bot activity that doesn't represent a real movement of people to a stock? In other words, if someone uses a botnet to p
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I dont think SPCE has the focused attention necessary to make it happen like GME. GME had a lot of different factors leading to it drawing focus, including the insane amount of shorting. SPCE is not shorted as much, so it falls into a lower
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You have demonstrated bad faith by moving the goalposts, therefore I am leaving this conversation.
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your sources are a conservative thinktank, and noted bigot and liar Steven Crowder https://www.healthcare-now.org/blog/new-poll-shows-canadians... - Canadians Overwhelmingly Support Public Health Care https:/
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well it's your word against that of many other people I've seen raving about their system. how about a reliable source that says that people are unhappy with it?
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> socialized healthcare and that dream of free healthcare for all is an impossible utopia, you just need to think about it to realize I can't understand this argument when Canada, England, France, Israel, and many other countries al
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this is exactly why permanent, tax-funded, institutional safety nets are necessary. you can't rely on sporadic charity.
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I see your point but for me at least, my gut feeling is the autonomous cars are just scarier because they're moving at 60 miles per hour. Maybe it's irrational but this whole discussion isn't about rationality its about gut f
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6y ago
low pay + no benefits
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the most annoying thing to me about airbnb is that for some reason there is no way to search by bed size. last time I used airbnb I had to resort to using a scraper library to search keywords relating to king beds. I felt like a hacker but
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my point is when we develop expectations and mental models of how machines work, we can use those to adapt and feel safe and in control. but that's less possible when the machine is typically moving at 60 mph and the mistake can happen
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but those dont happen at 60+ miles per hour
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I am speechless. the lows get lower
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interesting. so the idea that this all happens just because every molecule interacts with every molecule many times per second, as advanced in the blog post, is not correct?
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I think `faire` is kind of the same in French - in various phrasal settings, it feels like an all-purpose verb for taking any sort of action. Although I guess that's more like 'do' which also has a bajillion uses in different
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what's interesting is that the GoL inception is (as far as I understand) highly sensitive to initial conditions and timing in order for everything to sync up properly, whereas the cell is really robust in terms of everything just jumpi
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which ideas do you consider "disgusting"?
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citation for why you believe it's a problem of population rather than a political problem of resource distribution?
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Not everyone might agree but, taking a global view, I would interpret Article 25 of the UDHR [0] - right to standard of living - combined with Article 2 - right to nondiscrimination - as supporting the right to flee poverty in general . Go
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- It is an international human right to be allowed to seek asylum from danger and poverty - ICE is treating immigrants in ways that flagrantly violate international human rights law, such as separating families, witholding adequate nourishm
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this is cute, but to be honest, the celebrity ones are pretty bad - they don't really look like the person nor capture their spirit, with a few exceptions: Tim Allen and Gal Gadot are quite good and Will Smith is alright. Some especial
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nice work!
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maybe named parameters only for functions with more than 2 arguments might be a good compromise?
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"Your code should reflect your ontology." Meaning that you should strive to program so as to encode the structure, relationships, and qualities of the objects of your task/domain. If you do it faithfully, then your code will
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who knows? maybe it's not ours to say. children are drawn to it and maybe we should trust whatever instinct they're following that minecraft feels stimulating
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