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by keybored 6mo ago
> We thought git wasn't the right level of abstraction and decided to tackle things at the PR level instead. Curious to hear your experiences! The frick is a PR abstraction? Is this a GitHub PR abstraction where the commits are squa
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by keybored 6mo ago
“Putting the cuisine back in food” Looks inside. Now that we are all eating Soylent it can get a little bland sometime. That’s why we are releasing our international, curated spice package for your Soylent...
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by keybored 6mo ago
AI is so original that it can’t make cliches out of decently-worn phrases and constructions by itself.
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by keybored 6mo ago
> Housing doesn't really fit into the conversation at hand about cheaper labor leading to lower prices. A conversation that you reframed from wealth distribution to the weirdly much more narrow “cheaper products for end users”. Even
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by keybored 6mo ago
> "In an Era of…" Opening phrase that stalls before reaching the actual argument. Always gotta have In This AI Era of Ours. Because even if you fail to convince the reader of the point you ostensibly were trying to make you sti
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by keybored 6mo ago
Renters are ecstatic as price of commodities are plummeting as house prices go up and up: “distracting myself has never been this cheap”, Anon. says. People think they can do one-sentence quips to describe how economies work.
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by keybored 6mo ago
The top comment is often something that just sweeps across centuries where technology has its own supreme teleology. With supreme confidence. AI is not a problem because it is AI. It is because of political circumstances. Think beyond the s
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by keybored 6mo ago
I enjoyed watching Adam Ruins Everything. But it was a bit weird. It didn’t ruin everything. It’s just about how seemingly every American thing is a marketing “psyop”. I’m not an American so learning about how spending X amounts of salary o
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by keybored 6mo ago
The mind of the blue-eyed must be serene.
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by keybored 6mo ago
I know where you’re coming from.
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by keybored 6mo ago
This is why people critique the nuclear family—the degenerate village around the children that just consists of the parents, maybe grandparents at holidays. It’s a recipe for overworked adults.
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by keybored 6mo ago
> The comment was made by a Bulgarian who actually lived under the regime I’ll listen to the regime sufferers on the topic of breadlines. I don’t put any more weight to their opinions alone on topics like how the communist mind is drawn
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by keybored 6mo ago
I know I know, Standpoint Epistemology is being desecrated. I wouldn’t put much weight in Three Off The Streets of Hamburg when it comes to how liberal democratic state planning works either. I don’t know where these Anglos are.
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by keybored 6mo ago
You linked to vidarh’s original comment. Dunno what for.
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by keybored 6mo ago
Here we see the standard intellectual repertoire on Communism. - Communist Totalitarian Thinking - “Never been tried” quips as a retort to, um, no one even claiming that here
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by keybored 6mo ago
This focus on the X Mind has a certain legitimacy in literature and biographies, where there is a focus on characters and persons/personas. Because they can certainly have an X Mind. I’ll grant it that. But in the context of discussing
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by keybored 6mo ago
The incredible things I read on this site. The communist mind? Oh right, there’s a book for that, and it’s probably agreeable to people on this site. What the heck is this psycho-mysticism.
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by keybored 6mo ago
If they pass laws “with impunity” you can’t blame the voters that hard.
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> The Anthropic Mythos announcement is the first time in my life I’ve felt truly poor. Maybe because I grew up on the internet and it was the one permissionless place where you could have leverage and a shot at uncapped exploration and a
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by keybored 6mo ago
I think the Very Point or Principle is garbage in general.
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by keybored 7mo ago
Do drones need conviction?
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by keybored 7mo ago
I think it’s weird that you imply that it is because the American regime failed to change the Iranian regime. They (lead by Israel or not) illegally invaded a country. It’s just Pax for those parts of the world that America and its allies a
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by keybored 7mo ago
I totally agree in the context of bicycle lanes. Sorry. Apparently I didn’t read your comment carefully enough.
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by keybored 7mo ago
> I'm a very law-abiding cyclist since witnessing a few horrible accidents, and yet I encounter situations with headphone-wearing pedestrians regularly. Often I'll ring my bell to no avail, until driving right up to them, and t
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by keybored 7mo ago
Edit 2: I originally didn’t think of the case when you want to warn pedestrians that you are passing (without asking them to give way) in case they decide to switch direction without looking if there is any incoming entities. That seems l
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by keybored 7mo ago
“I was only following orders”—not a legitimate defense for some footsoldier. “I had the burden of impacting public affairs through my wildly succesful corporation”—poor them.
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by keybored 7mo ago
Are your friends also credited in Silicon Valley (2014)?
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by keybored 7mo ago
I watched the eugenicist trailer and decided that it wasn’t for me. I guess that makes me an idiot. (Really—there are far more salient points that promot that conclusion about myself.)
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by keybored 7mo ago
> It's still arbitrary, even if you attempt to backfill reasoning and conflate opinion with fact. Backill reasoning? Providing reasoning later is less legitimate? Why? Some people state things without spelling out the reasoning beca
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by keybored 7mo ago
Perspective and preferences are two out of N parts that make up a person’s opinion, which in turn is something that makes a judgement about distinguishing two things NOT arbitrary. But partly overlapping with perspective is reasoning (sub

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