grammarnazzzi

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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
It would be nice if Microsoft put more resources into securing their operating system than endlessly adding new bloated features useful to virtually nobody
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
> Over the last 3 months or so I've seen quite a few more than usual dead birds, most of which had really nasty looking eyes Since scientists haven't found a conclusive common cause of death, perhaps they are confusing cause-an
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
I think an argument can be made that using a remote repo is a valuable habit to cultivate. Like flossing your teeth and checking the tire-pressure on your car, it can save you frustation down the line. You might want to refer to a project y
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
I feel mostly for John Carmack. It's a tragedy his genious is leveraged by Facebook
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
The difference is that "toxic food" directly implies food that is poisonous. "Toxic masulinity" has no obvious or direct meaning. It's a made up term. It's marketing. It itself conveys no useful meaning other
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
Meaningful to one's self and principles. In the sense that Viktor Frankl wrote about in "Man's Search for Meaning." Wherein he describes the survivors of the nazi concentration camps were the prisoners who had somethin
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
> Exactly what is a meaningful life anymore, especially in America? That's a personal and existental question. What are your principles? What would you like people to say about you at your funeral?
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
The term "toxic masculinity" creates a subliminal negative association between "male" and "toxicity". Although you can rationalize the association away, it still exists and influences listeners. It's marke
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
> Women did not create the society that is hurting men emotionally and economically The extreme elements of 3rd wave feminism has influcenced society in ways that unfairly and negatively impact boys. Specifically the concept of "tox
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
Not leading a meaningful life inevitably leads to depression. That's not to say that a very small few people may somehow find meaning exclusively playing video games. However most people will eventually suffer from lack of self-esteam,
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
> A person who does nothing with their life when they could be doing something is really a narcissist. This is not narcissism. This is sloth. Narcissim is a active behavior/disorder that seeks out positive and negative attention thr
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
> I heavily prioritized male investors. Every time a female investor converted, I asked them to help me find male investors. Does the above statement seem bigoted?
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
TLDR: The CDC doesn't want to invest time and resources into tracking vaccinated people who test positive for COVID unless they experience serious symptoms. Critics point out the advantages of greater data collection for studying COVID
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
TLDR: Author recommends "A Philosophy of Software Design" over "Clean Code"
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
>> Writing bots from scratch in a new language is more fun when parsing is easy > Yeah but this is such a niche usecase. I think the point is that writing anything for anything is simpler, faster, and has fewer dependencies when pa
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
No. They are choosing to steal someone else's trademark
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
They're defending something they don't own. Nobody on the face of the Earth would confuse NReal with Unreal.
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
I don't see how my posting history is relevant to the topic. It seems like you are resorting to an ad hominem attack to discredit an opinion you don't like. You are using cancel-culture tactics to defend cancel-culture itself.
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
I'm not defending the guy. I'm defending the rule of law and due process. An unsubstantiated accusation should not result in someone's life being ruined.
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
In her story. A story that paints him as responsible for everything including her feelings. Blaming behaviors are a marker of Narcissistic Personality Disorder and Borderline Personality Disorder. I'm obviously not qualified to diagnos
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
Evidence of what? I re-read the article to try to figure out what this "specific case" actually might be. Two people engaged in a consensual physical relations. She was not happy with the outcome. At the time, she "did not bl
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
I'm not blaming her. I'm ignorant of any facts. I'm just saying she doesn't seem to have her head screwed on quite as tight as Accacin suggests. Accacin suggests that sharing a plausible story is proof of wrongdoing. I
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
The devil is in the details. Every case is different and should be judged on the merit of testimony of those involved and actual evidence. Due process and presumption of innocence are good things. Always believing accusers isn't a good
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
Fraternizing and socializing in business relationships is inherently a high risk activity. Especially for men.
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
Some people are attracted to abusive mates. "If a bunch of your ex-girlfriends or ex-boyfriends got together to assassinate your character..." you are probably attracted to extremely destructive relationships. You might be confu
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
> This lady seems to have her head screwed on. I don't agree. She did not set her boundaries. She did not effectively communicate boundaries. She did not enforce boundaries. When she doesn't get the outcome she wants, she turns
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
> I would love to know what these women stand to gain by humiliating themselves if it is all made up. narcissism, absolution of responsibility, validation, attention
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
> This just pretty much does not happen without reason, and I think it is safe to say that if it did, you are probably a terrible person. Or you associate with or are attracted to terrible people
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by grammarnazzzi 5y ago
> it’s just almost like writing a list so it’s not too much work. But written lists are worthless to people who are illiterate
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by grammarnazzzi 6y ago
>If I am not responsible for how people interpret my words, who is? This is backwards. You have no control over how other people think, behave or react, let alone how they interpret your words. Your words can be effective or ineffective

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