marky1991

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by marky1991 10mo ago
Could you summarize this into an argument of your own?
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by marky1991 10mo ago
That's not what he said or implied, he's merely responding to your argument 'Donating any amount of money to prevent people you don't know from marrying each other'. I think you might have a justifiable argument her
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by marky1991 10mo ago
It's basic tolerance, it's not that hard. You do your job and collect your paycheck at the end of the week, same as everyone else.
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by marky1991 10mo ago
This argument seems to be a) intentionally provocative and intending only really to ruffle feathers, not actually put a coherent argument forward And b) about on par with saying "water is evil" because if you drink too much of it
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by marky1991 11mo ago
I've had recurring headaches my entire life. Have been to many neurologists, none have any idea what causes them, they just give me different pills to prevent them instead. This isn't unusual for headaches, quite often the cause i
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by marky1991 11mo ago
Isn't that exactly what these sort of things are about? No one is inspired (which is usually the point of the factoids) by "this person made marginal contributions to the field for 30 years and then retired".
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by marky1991 11mo ago
In Atlanta suburb, I've never seen one, only normal looking vans.
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by marky1991 1y ago
But there's literally a child-safe mode, which was not activated. (I don't know the details of this mode, I know nothing other than what was told to me in the article, so it's possible that kids mode is worthless. But obvious
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by marky1991 1y ago
Are you saying that all products must be safe for children? It's not cool to chop off a 13-year-old's arm, but a chainsaw will do that all the same.
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by marky1991 1y ago
I mean, yeah, it's not great even for a regular non-child-mode. But then that has nothing to do with anyone's age, it's just 'send me nudes' isn't a good continuation of the conversation.
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by marky1991 1y ago
""I would think that there would be a warning or something that would pop up that would say, you know, 'Are you 13-plus?'"" Is that not what kids mode is for?
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by marky1991 1y ago
As a us person, I don't even know what deaf-mute means? (Is it deaf and mute? Like Helen Keller?) I've literally never heard the word used in my life. But I'm sure basically any word has been used as an insult in some context
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by marky1991 1y ago
I swear I went home from work but then got fired from my job for falling asleep at my desk. I don't understand what happened. (And even if I did fall asleep at my desk, who fires an employee for falling asleep once?)
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by marky1991 1y ago
Pypy's tracing JIT has worked pretty well for years, so that doesn't seem universal. I admit I have fairly low expectations on a JIT succeeding (in any meaningful fashion) in cpython given the constraints that it currently has, bu
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by marky1991 1y ago
"The same way that a speed limit, age of consent, or drinking age doesn't get reduced to nobody can drive, have sex, or drink." I really don't understand your logic here. Are you not saying "Steam shouldn't be
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by marky1991 1y ago
What is your justification for this position? How does this not reduce to "steam shouldn't sell games that aren't fit for toddlers"?
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by marky1991 1y ago
This sounds like "you shouldn't suggest that long COVID is psychosomatic because doing so makes me or others feel bad" to me. Which part of what you're saying am I misunderstanding?
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by marky1991 1y ago
Yeah, that position makes sense.
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by marky1991 1y ago
Why? Are you saying we should only do waste reduction if it's expensive? "Should" here is doing a lot of work, it makes the argument circular imo.
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by marky1991 1y ago
Could you give some examples?
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by marky1991 1y ago
I googled some more and found this, https://firstamendmentwatch.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/C... which seems to suggest this specific scenario has not been addressed by the supreme court, but has been
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by marky1991 1y ago
On what grounds? Could you give a simple search term for this? This reminds me of the musk elonjet case on twitter. Generally, if I were to follow a person (in public spaces) and constantly report their location, is that against the law? (I
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by marky1991 1y ago
"Stardew Valley".
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by marky1991 1y ago
Wierd, posting the last blog post crashed firefox.
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by marky1991 1y ago
I've found so far: 'gender', 'diversity', 'equity', 'inclusion', as expected. Not: 'equality', 'socioeconomic', 'minority', 'ableism'. Spanish is uncensor
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by marky1991 2y ago
How is that an argument? That's just a position with no defense.
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by marky1991 2y ago
Nope, dandelions suck, they're nearly impossible to kill, hard to pull out (without breaking), and flood out everything else. I love plants and wildflowers are great, but dandelions are a pest. Winter is depressing, yes, but if you wan
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by marky1991 2y ago
Ok, it turns out it's all my fault: fps was terrible due to the vm I was running simultaneously, it oes to 60 fps with vm turned off; and the loading time was because I was downloading it through my company's vpn.
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by marky1991 2y ago
This one also loaded basically instantly for me as well, but for example this one: https://mameson.com/experiment/glsl/clouded_cracker_2/cloude... took ~15 seconds to load and then runs at 9 fps on a pretty p
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by marky1991 2y ago
Question to whoever knows anything about this kind of stuff: Are loading times of these ever likely to get (meaningfully) better? The demos are all interesting, but having to wait forever (10-20s) before they load is excruciating. I would b

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