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by idclip 7y ago
Thats actually just old school selling a game. For cash, once, no DLCs, no running costs. Which is actually awesome. My first games were Quake, and Quake2. I enjoyed shilling out the cash just once. Bought expansions as budget allowed and w
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by idclip 7y ago
Social behavior, i wouldn't be too harsh on it. Nice game, it doesnt really take away from the op imo
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by idclip 7y ago
Well i certainly see your sarcasm and negative attitude to my argument, which is Ofcourse not pleasant - i agree with ending this, and i wish you nothing but good things, have a great day man
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by idclip 7y ago
Well i see how you're categorizing into rich and poor, but i see a continuum. The rich were poor before they became rich. Social media, religion, government, even your own thinking, and mine, its all nature and happening. Also if you w
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by idclip 7y ago
Its a difference of belief, and if i may, you sound a little bit depressed and nihilistic. Maybe you need to realize your own agency in the story. You are a part of that machine too. Id recommend jordan peterson and his take on hierarchy, i
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by idclip 7y ago
dawkins wrote about memes, carl jung wrote about the collective unconscious, darwin himself is seminal work, behavioral and evolutionary psychology is an attempt to abstract these things. Could even look at military application and research
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by idclip 7y ago
Well dawkins wrote about memes, carl jung wrote about the collective unconscious, ofcourse darwin himself is seminal work ... behavioral and evolutionary psychology is an attempt to abstract these things. Could even look at military applica
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by idclip 7y ago
Youre assuming the context of that decision was purely an engineering process, when in-fact it was a political process. You seem to think we should value one kind of good decision over the other. I honestly don’t think the world works that
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by idclip 7y ago
Its more or less what i said in a different narrative. So the groups that did the right thing went on to survive, and the process to abstract what is “right” continued. I think the need to abstract what is right is born out of the local phe
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by idclip 7y ago
It’s actually a lot of child development literature by w.d winicot and r.d laing, and the developmental psychology cult, also my own experience as a meditator, some nietzsche, existential theory (sartre, nausea). I surprisingly didnt read H
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by idclip 7y ago
Their behavior is part of the organism. Each part of society is trying to maximize for its own good. I dont define good and i dont even try .. what is right is an amoral thing and what is right is simply what is selected for over time, that
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by idclip 7y ago
I think part of the why to your question is that Its deceiving to view the human as a singular entity. There isnt a you, practically, there is infact an Us, and as an organism, the rule of large numbers wins everytime, we select for what we
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by idclip 7y ago
like having a door slam while you try to gently clean your loaded shotgun.
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by idclip 7y ago
You sort of almost already did with your reply. Just copy it, add pics, add code, add more text and details, Done. Do it.
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by idclip 7y ago
Lua because it's so popular! no idea what gluon is, i'll look it up, but i don't want to alienate users from VIM even further!
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by idclip 7y ago
grief is a sonnet. it's beauty, it's a lukewarm waterfall. it's a warmth that washes over us, intense. consuming, penetrating until we yield. and in that silence, we let go. grief is beautiful because it's a gentle desc
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by idclip 7y ago
I believe asking and could even warrant openning an issue with said repo!
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by idclip 7y ago
This. I feel this to the bone.
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by idclip 7y ago
Oh i just saw that.
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by idclip 7y ago
I agree with you, i love haskell’s syntax and function first m style, guards, do’s, types first .. Id call a maybe monad a “safe container type” rather than a monad, where applicatives id call “mappables” ... maybe should write a book about
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by idclip 7y ago
I dont think this answer should be downvoted. The linguistics issue here is real and should be addressed or we will end up into two camps, and one will eventually give way to the other. And math-hardcorers be warned, Life prefers the simple
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by idclip 7y ago
May i ask what is your background?
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by idclip 7y ago
Its about learning-fatigue due to needing to function in real life, especially since the learning curve is steep. A family man might read a book about FP patterns to solve common issues, agile, QS+testing, concurrency, etc (actually seen tg
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by idclip 7y ago
I did haskell for a while and mathematical poetry is actually a very fitting term.
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by idclip 7y ago
You shouldnt be downvoted. I find the language very highschooler-unfriendly too, so teaching the youth will be difficult. I love FP ... but the terminology excludes smaller children, and non-mathy people who can still program. Its a shame.
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by idclip 7y ago
So far i rate yours most friendly / maintainable .
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by idclip 7y ago
Lovely, and informative. Style Reminds me of learn you a haskell, did you consider putting this out as a book? Web app production optimization with this kind of style would be a godsend.
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by idclip 7y ago
As an israeli arab in 2020, all i can do is Sigh. We are a cesspool of segregation and gentrification, and israel is very much trying to be monoculture, and it’s failing. And well, AMA. Ask me anything.
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by idclip 7y ago
—— Short answer —— I experienced some things in meditation, consistent with Buddhist cannon. I encountered a “judge” mechanism, that manifested as an emotion. It “knew everything” (makes sense, it was basically me pointing the finger at me)
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by idclip 7y ago
As Others said, sexual attraction is important, as much as i want to believe in text adventure love, heh. Simply allow the photo to be viewed after a mutual text-like occurs

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