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by lynx23 2y ago
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by lynx23 2y ago
Can you please dial down the patronising sexism? Women have a right to vote, and it is not your call to declare if their decision is OK or not.
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by lynx23 2y ago
You can defend the ministry of truth as much as you want. There has been too much deception in recent years, people simply stop believing it. The meda were always there to steer "democracies", they even outright admit it by sayi
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by lynx23 2y ago
I dont know if I have ever read something as poetic and true to the point at the same time. Thanks for this priceless realisation.
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by lynx23 2y ago
I realized the stupidity argument during covid first, and it all came from the left. So much contempt, a reason why I no longer can identify with liberals. In fact, I am disgusted by what I remember from 2020/21.
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by lynx23 2y ago
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by lynx23 2y ago
Throwng in self-awareness in that context seems like a very slippery slope. That sounds like you are advocating for legal infanticide? Besides, if you believe animals are not self-aware, why d you care about "welfare"?
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by lynx23 2y ago
No, thats not what I said, and you know that. I believe we are using abortion to a very high degree for basic birth control. I am aware that there are exceptions, like those you mentioned. However, while necessary, these exceptions also
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by lynx23 2y ago
We're using abortion as birth control, in at least 90% of the cases, if not more. Because we dont want to tell the people involved that they have responsibilities in life, and if they dont want children, they are supposed to keep thei
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by lynx23 2y ago
To declare an arbitrary date when a human being starts to be a human being is so hypocritical, its no longer funny. Actually, I would call that ignorant and evil.
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by lynx23 2y ago
I dont know about the USA. But I know from personal experience, that COVID politics destroyed my trust in left-leaning parties. I voted left until 2020. I will never give them my vote again, ever.
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by lynx23 2y ago
I couldn't agree more. This "my political enemy is stupid" approach is very divisive and will not lead to good outcomes.
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by lynx23 2y ago
I talked to a scientist who works on sonificantion over a cofee once. Whats interesting is, that they keep finding applications where sonification is superior to visualisation. it boils down to continuous monitoring being more efficient v
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by lynx23 2y ago
Oh, the touchy-feely CS industry. I miss the old days when feelings didn't really count. I dont care if not-quite-a-whole-sentence of mine makes people afraid of things they dont know enough about.
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by lynx23 2y ago
Funny, I have a similar analogy when it comes to mice: Small children lacking verbal communication skills can only point at things, which is the equivalnet of using a"pointing device". When they grow up, they learn to speak meani
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by lynx23 2y ago
> I know exactly what each function does Isn't this basically the same argument that C people have been using since, what, 40 years?
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by lynx23 2y ago
> hipster language Funny, I always considered Go a hipster language for Google fanboys.
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by lynx23 2y ago
> wreck humanity but uncensored ai sure does Care to elaborate how uncensored AI would "wreck humanity"? You seem convinced, since you use the word "sure", so I'd like to hear your reasoning.
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by lynx23 2y ago
Fascinating. Me mentioning NAT as a positive (blocks all incoming ports) prompts people to reply with a word salad that contains "crappy" and "corrupted". Fact is, NAT is being used in almost every apartment LAN setup
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by lynx23 2y ago
Regarding diagrams as code, the diagrams Haskell package is also worth a look. My goto "drawing" tool, as I wrote a Braille backend for it, which now lets me raster lots of stuff as Unicode Braille. stack install diagrams-braille
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by lynx23 2y ago
Well, the OpenAL API is now part of WebAudio. Listener position, buffers, sources... You name it, WebAudio API has it.
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The Absolute Horror of Strattera [video](youtube.com)
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by lynx23 2y ago
That is the obvious disadvantage of moving away from NAT.
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by lynx23 2y ago
Yes.
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by lynx23 2y ago
> They show it torching a wasp's nest Note that in some countries, wasps are protected and torching a nest like this (or in any other way) is actually illegal.
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by lynx23 2y ago
The EU is center-right-wing, and laughs all the way to the bank whenever someone like you falls for their "we externally pretend to be the good guys" trope. Leyen is pretty much the worst leadership ever, but they still manage to
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by lynx23 2y ago
My grandma already said: "With the rich, one learns to save." The greedy rich man is so common, its not even a prejudice anymore :-)
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by lynx23 2y ago
Full ACK. HN deletion policy is very bad and unfriendly.
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by lynx23 2y ago
Funny how accessibility seems to be both. Too complex and manpower-sucking to actually fully support, and cheap, because someone need his argument to work. As a VoiceOver (blind) iOS user (since 13 years or so) I submit you are underestim
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by lynx23 2y ago
Whats much more important, empathy doesn't scale. Care can be established. But no one will ever know about its quality. I know what I am talking about, I visited a k12 school for the blind, and have a mentally unstable mother. Nobo

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