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1561.
by kelipso 4y ago
If it's made from an American POV, it's basically equivalent to a race.
1562.
by kelipso 4y ago
Spammers etc have the resources and the know how to detect shadow banning. Just use a VPN and perform a trivial check. The typical user who gets shadowbanned are the ones paying the highest price (posting into a void for years without knowi
1563.
by kelipso 4y ago
The concept of "opinionated" itself is a meme.
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by kelipso 4y ago
Sure they're different, my point being people only care about the differences once they've reached a certain comfort level.
1565.
by kelipso 4y ago
It's like Maslow's hierarchy of needs...if you're wealthy enough, you can afford to distinguish between the two parties; if you're not, the two parties are the exact same.
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by kelipso 4y ago
There was one dominant type at the time too, which the Panama disease wiped out, and it got replaced with the Cavendish.
1567.
by kelipso 4y ago
Seriously. It's a trend I've noticed with a lot of anti-misinformation people, including with my friends and family, where they skip the learning and critical thinking part and just buy straight into whatever is said by someone wh
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by kelipso 4y ago
You get to a contradiction if you assume a/b = sqrt(2) where a,b integers using just algebra no? No bijection between rationals and real, so uncountable. Not sure where other assumptions come in but don't remember Cantors diagonal
1569.
by kelipso 4y ago
It's so incredibly easy these days to go down some internet rabbit hole and end up with some extreme beliefs. The popular thing on the news is of course grampa going right wing into facebook rabbit holes or whatever but that's jus
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by kelipso 4y ago
They'd be totally wrong if you are an entrepreneur and they'd be totally right if you're a lower class worker. Doubt you'd find a synthesis there.
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by kelipso 4y ago
Even if that's true, it's an entirely different scale from an entire class of people being able to pass their status onto their children through college admissions like the upper middle class and richer people can do in the US.
1572.
by kelipso 4y ago
No, he says chess.com is lying about the "he cheated more than he previously confessed to" part in his lawsuit.
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by kelipso 4y ago
> at best the only argument anybody had in favor of chrome was that it was fast Literally the only thing I and probably most people care about. 99.9% of the time I spend using a browser is browsing, so speed is pretty much the only thing
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by kelipso 4y ago
It's not a fact. Hans disputes this and chess.com who made the accusation provides no evidence. Even then, taking some rant he made while under the camera shouldn't be taken seriously enough to attack him like this.
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by kelipso 4y ago
This is a very recent line of thinking that started last year or so when serious prize funds started happening online. Takes some time for this to disperse to everyone....if it merits it even. Definitely no FIDE rated ones but has there bee
1576.
by kelipso 4y ago
Cultural imposition? Reverse cultural appropriation is a mouthful
1577.
by kelipso 4y ago
Aren't most of those people waving Union Jacks genetically/ethnically Anglo? As in they are descendants of people from England.
1578.
by kelipso 4y ago
You can't just start calling people who have a few years of math and physics training geniuses... Infinite sums is a very simple concept once you have some math background and Stokes theorem isn't that complicated either (once you