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by lisbbb 1y ago
This is precisely why my enthusiasm for libertarianism has waned over the years--a lot of things just don't scale and I think benevolent anarchy is one of those things. It just becomes pure anarchy with all the Mad Max horrors.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
Anarcho-tyranny. It's not so much to catch the career criminals as it is to make sure that no political organizing can happen on any scale major enough to disrupt the machine. The criminals are encouraged in order to terrorize the pu
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by lisbbb 1y ago
I think reading that genre prepared me well for today.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
Pretty sure that's because the 90s were boring as hell (I was late teens/early 20s , can confirm). AIDS scare ruined dating for quite a few years after the 80s, Grunge was fucking dumb, the dot-com explosion was interesting, but v
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by lisbbb 1y ago
Oh good god! Get over yourself! Those 2-3 female partners were willing participants, not being led on. If you believe they were being led on, then you are not saying very much about women and their level of intelligence! I don't fee
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by lisbbb 1y ago
You all created this economic disaster with high taxes and high cost of living via your voting patterns and you own it now. I'm sure I'll be downvoted to hell for saying this, but it is, in fact, the truth.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
Being a Dad really sucks, too--I'm unemployed at 52 at what should be the height of my career when my kids really need someone who is making money so help pay for college tuition and my wife has cancer, so save it how rough breast feed
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by lisbbb 1y ago
What loss? It was not her but her "girlfriend" which I don't even know how to correctly interpret these days. Is she saying it was her love interest or just a friend who is female? Heaven knows! Kids aren't even datin
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by lisbbb 1y ago
While interesting, I wasn't able to capitalize on it and ultimately dropped it, despite my enjoyment of using it.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
I disagree with being downvoted for making such a simple request.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
Instead of "don't disagree" please say: "I agree" it is proper English and not some stylized, holier-than-thou sounding, completely logically twisted up act.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
I think drugs like Xanax are playing a huge, but under-the-radar type of role in all kind of social contagions that we are witnessing. Every time someone does something crazy or even just a bit "off" I ask myself: "Is that p
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by lisbbb 1y ago
My son goes to what I call "the sports High School" but he is not particularly athletically gifted, which has caused a lot of friction. I personally believe to my very core that sports are over-emphasized and that we are raising
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by lisbbb 1y ago
That's pretty funny. I was a teen in the late '80s and only attended maybe 1 party as depicted in films and it was on a college campus where a couple of buddies and I scammed our way in by acting like we were college students (ac
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by lisbbb 1y ago
That's great, and I agree, but nobody really cares is the problem. They don't care about brevity and LISP is a really hard sell outside of those who "get it."
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by lisbbb 1y ago
It's not difficult to read once you get writing it. My problem was getting other developers on board with it, which, ultimately, I failed at.
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by lisbbb 1y ago
I was a Clojure fan back around 2011. I'm just curious how you make a living with these esoteric languages? I was able to build exactly two back-end services using Clojure as a PoC back then, which was 14 years ago, and then the whol