knewter

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by knewter 4y ago
I'd wager half of the people that would make the argument he's replying to believe that the EU government is kind of alright. Consequently, to those people, it's an excellent reply. Maybe it wasn't for you.
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by knewter 4y ago
The opinions of rest of the world are irrelevant to us as regards our political debates. You literally don't matter.
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by knewter 4y ago
He's responding to a comment that explicitly called factions parties
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by knewter 4y ago
I have a friend who, when he was younger, dearly wanted to write kernel drivers in JavaScript.
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by knewter 4y ago
you might imagine it, but it's a bit ridiculous to suggest that you can just pick a different branch from a choose your own adventure book that you think sounds rosier. People are people. The decisions those people made throughout thei
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by knewter 4y ago
Maybe we should have more Newtons and Leibnizes, rather than fewer.
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by knewter 4y ago
Suspecting someone is a fraud is one thing. Implying someone is a fraud in print without clear evidence is another, and it is typically followed up on with at least a threatening letter on corporate lawyer letterhead. Maybe they could'
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by knewter 4y ago
> Accessibility is effort, not money. I've been paid to implement accessibility. I made a lot of money.
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by knewter 4y ago
No. I am of the view that people claiming others have an ethical obligation to report these things are making this claim from a position of safety that is not shared by the person they are advising.
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by knewter 4y ago
"data gravity" is itself a useful term but I maintain irritation at the person I believe coined it because they presided over the death of the basho era. Is there another pithy term that means this that I can use?
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by knewter 4y ago
Fighting petty people that are much wealthier than you can run your life nearly as thoroughly. I'm fascinated when people skip understanding the analogy but argue anyway.
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by knewter 4y ago
> I've actually never heard someone make an informed analysis about a topic, and then spend their breath deriding people with different views. Newton / Leibniz would like a word
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by knewter 4y ago
Now do California's high speed rail
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by knewter 4y ago
"Putin will not hesitate to nuke his neighboring country" I frequently wish people could read their words but with my reactions to them
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by knewter 4y ago
Ahh yes, the ol' "only wealthy people may start a business" plan
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by knewter 4y ago
Strangely, "big turkey" has also double the price of a turkey for Thanksgiving in the same time frame. I wonder when people will appreciate inflation is actually through the roof and the government is lying. "8%" Every s
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by knewter 4y ago
Ah yes, the doddering fool tripped into wealth
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by knewter 4y ago
I prefer ugly discourse
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by knewter 4y ago
"whataboutism" is the stupidest way I see people avoid engaging actual debates . > Putin's terrorist attacks against civilian infrastructure make no military sense. (Points out that there's plenty of military preceden
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by knewter 4y ago
People don't appreciate that CBDCs will become the Amazon Prison you describe.
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by knewter 4y ago
I know Alex. He's a really good dude.
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by knewter 4y ago
> What's next? Should we get rid of sexual harassment training and policies? Yes.
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by knewter 4y ago
A person that truly believe this would find themselves advocating for an increase in the interview pool of West Virginian / Appalachian white kids. I have seen exactly zero people suggest that. That's how I know it's made up.
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by knewter 4y ago
Are you actually unaware of the Environmental and Social Governance (ESG) programs? Many institutional investors - the largest ones - have announced their funding is dependent on ESG scores. I'm fascinated that people on this site can
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by knewter 4y ago
Hahaha I have recalled 12 year old me's first true Linux fubar
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by knewter 4y ago
1) https://github.com/soapbox-pub/soapbox is a frontend that works atop either mastodon, pleroma, or the rebased backend 2) https://github.com/soapbox-pub/rebased the rebased backend is a fork of
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by knewter 4y ago
https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/ This is my go-to mkdocs theme for documentation
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by knewter 4y ago
Beelink... What are the odds you're a no agenda listener? John C. Dvorak recommended them a few months back
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by knewter 4y ago
I've got information, man. New shit has come to light. I'm for tbpitu
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by knewter 4y ago
I forgot the name of this book. From Daniel Suarez I believe (I refuse to check) Anyway, it was a jolly good read

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